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Culinary Management AAS (CHEF-AAS)

Culinary ManagementAREA OF CONCENTRATION: This program seeks candidates who are individually motivated and committed to a career in the food service profession. This program is accredited by the American Culinary Federation Education Foundation Accrediting Commission. (ACFEFAC)

 

 

 

RETENTION REQUIREMENTS

A student must maintain a grade of “C” in each of the culinary courses in order to continue in the program. An overall “C” average is required for program completion.

GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES CH
+* ENC1101, English I 3
+ BSC1005, General Biological Science 3
  PSY2012 or SYG2000, Psychology/Sociology 3
Humanities 6
All students are required to successfully complete a minimum of six semester hours from Area I, Area II, or Area III. Students must complete ENC 1101 with a minimum grade of "C" before taking Area II and must complete ENC 1102 with a minimum grade of "C" before taking Area III. Some programs may require additional hours in the humanities.
Area I
+ ARH2000, Understanding Visual Arts
+ MUL2010, Understanding Music
+ THE2000, Understanding Theatre
+ ARH2050, Art History I
+ ARH2051, Art History II
+ MUL2110, Survey of Music Literature
+ THE2071, Survey of Film
Area II
(Students must complete ENC 1101 with a minimum grade of "C" before taking Area II)
* + PHH2060, Introduction to Classical Philosophy
* + PHI2002, Introduction to Modern and Contemporary Philosophy
* + PHI2600, Ethics
* + PHI2635, Biomedical Ethics
* + REL2000, Introduction to Religion
* + REL2121, Introduction to Religion in America
* + REL2300, Religions of the World
* + SPN2200, Second-Year Spanish I
Area III
(Students must complete ENC 1102 with a minimum grade of "C" before taking Area III)
* + AML2010, Amer. Lit. Through the Civil War
* + AML2020, Amer. Lit: Reconstruction to Present
* + AML2600, African-American Literature
* + ENG2111, Literature and Film
* + ENL2012, Eng. Lit. Through the 18th Century
* + ENL2022, Eng. Lit: Romantics to Present
* + LIT2040, World Drama
* + LIT2090, Contemporary Literature
* + LIT2110, World Literature: Ancient Through Renaissance
* + LIT2120, World Lit: Enlightenment to Present
* + LIT2380, Women in Literature
MAJOR COURSES
# FOS2201, Food Service San. and Safety 2
# FSS1202C, Basic Food Preparation 3
# FSS1063C, Food Specialties -Baking 3
# FSS1002, Introduction to Hospitality OR  
  GEB1011, Introduction to Business OR  
  Culinary Elective 3
+# HFT2840C, Dining Room Operations 3
+# FSS2224L, Advanced Food Preparation 3
# FSS1105, Food Purchasing 2
+# FSS2380, Practicum I - Restaurant 3
+# FSS2381, Practicum II - Kitchen 3
# FSS1942, Culinary Externship 1
# HUN1001, Survey of Nutrition 2
+# FSS1248L, Food Spec. -Garde Manger I 3
+# FSS2240L, Food Spec -World Cuisines 3
+# HFT2264C, Banquet & Convention Mgmt 3
# FSS2382L, Practical Exam 1
+# FSS2065L, Food Spec. -Pastry 2
# HFT1860, Beverage Mgmt 3
+# QMB1001, College Bus. Math 3
# FSS2243C, Meat Fabrication 3
 
TOTAL DEGREE HOURS 64
 
* Minimum grade of "C" required.
+ Prerequisites required.

# Applies only to A.S. degree, A.A.S. degree, and certificate programs.