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HPC 101 Kitchen Essential Syllabus

1) This document outlines the course syllabus for Asian Cuisine, a 5-unit course offered at J.H. Cerilles State College. 2) The course aims to provide students with basic knowledge and skills in presenting Asian cuisine, including an overview of different Asian cuisines, ingredients, and cooking techniques. 3) Over the course of the semester, students will learn about the history and development of Asian culinary traditions, key herbs and spices, types of Asian menus and recipes, food costing and pricing, and methods of food presentation.
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HPC 101 Kitchen Essential Syllabus

1) This document outlines the course syllabus for Asian Cuisine, a 5-unit course offered at J.H. Cerilles State College. 2) The course aims to provide students with basic knowledge and skills in presenting Asian cuisine, including an overview of different Asian cuisines, ingredients, and cooking techniques. 3) Over the course of the semester, students will learn about the history and development of Asian culinary traditions, key herbs and spices, types of Asian menus and recipes, food costing and pricing, and methods of food presentation.
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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES SCHOOL OF ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES

J.H. CERILLES STATE COLLEGE Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management


PAGADIAN ANNEX Course Syllabus

Course Number: HMPE 202 Course Title: ASIAN CUISINE


Unit Credits : 5 Credit Hours: 5 Lecture: 4 Laboratory:1
Term : 2ND Semester AY 2020-2021 Pre-requisite:

JHCSC VISION Leading public higher education institution serving the ASEAN community with quality, innovative and culture-sensitive programs.
 Provide need-based tertiary and advanced programs in Agriculture, Education and allied fields;
JHCSC MISSION  Undertake applied research, extension and production services that yield workable and durable solutions to sector specific challenges, thus improving the
socio-economic well - being of identified communities.
SAS GOAL The College of Arts and Sciences objectively aims for:
 Provision of quality education and training to prospective professional of Zamboanga del sur;
 Strengthening of programs for the development of moral values, personal discipline and positive attitudes towards works as well as harmonious
relationships;
 Development of highly skilled and competent prospective leaders by providing them with the necessary knowledge and skills in the field of discipline and
the proper values and attitudes towards their fellowmen; and
 Development of the research capabilities of future professionals necessary in their quest for knowledge and truth.

 Design practical & functional curricula supported by strong domestic and international linkages that ensure high quality education and professional training
for employment and career advancement;
 Prepare hospitality industry leaders with personal integrity guided by ethical standards in the advocacy of social justice and equity characterized by honesty,
SAS OBJECTIVES
courtesy, humility and responsibility;
(HM)
 Formulate programs that would produce holistic individuals ready to cope with the challenges of the changing demands of the hospitality and tourism
industry.
Inculcate among HRM family the love of God, countrymen, family, and strong sense of patriotism.
 Produce food products and services complying with enterprise standards.
 Apply management skills in F& B service operation.
 Perform and provide full guest cycle services for front office
PROGRAM OUTCOMES
 Perform and maintain various housekeeping services for guest and facility operation.
 Plan and implement a risk management program to provide a safe and secure workplace.
 Provide food and beverage service and manage the operation seamlessly base on industry standards.
COURSE DESCRIPTION  This course deals with the basic knowledge and skills in the presentation of Asian cuisine. This will give students the idea, on how these cuisines were
developed and the techniques on how to prepare different dishes with one specialized tools.
COURSE OUTCOMES At the end of this course, the students are expected to ;
1. Know the origin and overview of foodservice.
2. Itemized the essential preliminary foodservice processes.
3. Identify different types of menu
4. Make a standardized recipe
5. Compute raw materials In setting up prices.
6. Know the methods of Food Presentation.
7. Make a concise Feasibility study.

I. Course Content
Time Outcomes-Based Instructional
Teaching and Learning Modalities
Intended Learning Topic Frame Assessment Materials
Outcomes (ILO) (Weekly/Lesson/Chapter) Laboratory
Lec Lab Face to Face Online Blended
Activities
Course Content 1: Institutional Orientation
 VMGO, Class  National and Regional Students to recite Students to orally Students to submit
Description, orally one by one recite the online reflection
Development Goals
Class Policies the institution’s institution’s VMGO paper and recite in
and another  JHCSC’s Vision and VMGO individually class  Oral Recitation
 PowerPoint
classroom related 3 1 through a virtual  Reflection
Mission presentation
introduction conference Paper
 SAS’s Goals, Objectives
and Academic Policies
Course Content 2: Midterm Coverage
Week 1-2 INTRODUCTION OF THE
ASIAN CULINARY

 History of Asian
Culinary
 Origin of the Existence  Online  Module
of Asian Cookery  Distribute subject
 Classroom discussion of  Discussion (Lesson 1, Page
 Types of Asian Herbs modules and
discussion of topics via  Essay Writing 1-16)
and Spices discuss
3 the topics google meet  Video  Online Links
 Types of Asian Cuisine online/offline of
platform Presentation  Rubric for
all topics.
Video
1
Presentation

 Video
Presentation
Week 3-4 UNIT 1 3  Discussion of  Online  Distribute  Discussion  Module
topics in class discussion of modules and  Video Talks – (Lesson 2, Page
 Identify the different Lesson 2- Filipino Cuisine topics have Oral )
factors to be  Presentation of online/offline Examination  Online Video
output in class  Online discussion and  Write Up Links
considered and to be  Culinary History and
presentation of presentation (Short Essay)  Rubric
followed in Influences
output Scoresheet for
 Characteristics of
preparation of a
menu.
 Differentiate the
1
various kinds of
Menu and its uses.  Essay writing
 Creates a brief and Oral Exa,
Filipino Cuisine
concise write ups on  Rubric
 Food for Specific
their understanding occasions scoresheet for
on the relationship of Essay Writing
 Regional Specialties
the customer and the  Rubrics for
Menu making
Menu Planner.
 Makes a sample  Menu Making
menu based on the
assign types of Food
service.

Week 5-6 Lesson 3 – Chinese Cuisine


and Japanese Cuisine
 Describes the 4I’s of
a competent food  Qualities of a competent  Discussion  Module
buyer.  Video (Lesson 3)
buyer through a pep-
 Presentation  Online Links
talk.  Distribute  Video  Rubrics for
 Sequence the step by  Online
1 modules and Simulation Purchase
 Discussion of discussion of
step procedure in 3 have request activity.
topics in class topics
purchasing materials online/offline
for foodservice discussion and
 Presentation of  Online
presentation
operations. output in class presentation of
 Making sample
 Make a sample output
purchase order.
purchase order in
accordance to the
Menu.

Week 7-8 Lesson 4

 Recall and recognize  Food preparation and  Discussion of  Online  Distribute  Making  Discussion  Module
the different cooking cooking methods. topics in class discussion of modules and Standardized  Video (Lesson 4)
 Standardized recipe 6 2  Presentation of topics have Recipe Presentation  Online Links
methods.
output in class  Online online/offline  Rubrics for
 Makes a sample presentation of discussion and Standardized
standardized recipes. output presentation recipe.

Week 9-10 Lesson 5 – Japanese Cuisine


 Classifications of serving  Discussion of  Online Distribute modules  Food service  Discussion  Module
food. topics in class discussion of and have demonstration.  Video / (Lesson 5)
 Identify the different
 3 1  Presentation of topics online/offline PowerPoints  Online Links
types of food service, discussion and Presentation  Rubric for
output in class  Online
 Demonstrate proper presentation of presentation  Lab Rotation Laboratory
arrangement and output Activity
name each utensils
arranged in
accordance to the
type of service.

Week 11 Lesson 6 Vietnamese Cusine

 Compose a write up  Personal Sanitation  Discussion of  Online Distribute modules  Demonstration on  Discussion  Module
on the importance of Checklist topics in class discussion of and have physical facilities  Video / (Lesson 6)
 Sanitation of physical 6  Presentation of topics online/offline sanitation PowerPoints  Online Links
Personal hygiene in
facilities output in class  Online discussion and Presentation  Rubric for
food service. presentation of presentation  Lab Rotation Laboratory
 Demonstrate proper output  Unit Test Activity
sanitation of physical 2  Unit Test
facilities. Result

Course Content 3: Final Term Coverage


Week 12-13 UNIT II –

 Identify the different Lesson 7 – Pakistani Cuisine


market forms and its  Discussion of  Online Distribute modules  Oral Activity.  Discussion  Module
 Categories and Market topics in class discussion of and have  Video / (Lesson 7)
categories of foods.
Forms of Foods and its  Presentation of topics online/offline PowerPoints  Online Links
 Explain the factors to factors to be considered output in class  Online discussion and Presentation  Rubric for Oral
be considered in when buying the item. presentation of presentation  Meat Me Activity.
purchasing various  Beverages and other output Activity
food items. Supplies.  Oral Summary
 Classify alcoholic
and non-alcoholic
beverages.

Week 14-15 Lesson 8 Indian Cuisine

 Recognize the  Traits and qualities of


different traits and Foodservice Personnel.
 Operative Functions of  Discussion of  Online Distribute modules  Reaction Paper.  Discussion  Module
qualities of a food
Personnel Management topics in class discussion of and have  Video / (Lesson 8)
service personnel.  topics online/offline PowerPoints  Online Links
 Total Quality Presentation of
 Propose possible Management (TQM) 6 2 output in class  Online discussion and Presentation  Rubric for
Personnel presentation of presentation  Six Thinking Reaction Pa
requirement of a output Hats and Mine
 Decent
certain food service
Proposal-
establishment . Activity
 Watch and make a
reaction paper on a
video which portray
TQM.

Week 16-17 Lesson 9 Thai Cuisine

 Recognize the  Classification of


different Equipment  Discussion of  Online Distribute modules  Laboratory on fish  Discussion  Module
 topics in class discussion of and have and shellfish  Video / (Lesson 9)
classifications of fish 6 2  Presentation of topics online/offline dishes PowerPoints  Online Links
and shellfish. output in class  Online discussion and Presentation  Rubric for
 . create a multimedia presentation of presentation  Basketful of Laboratory
presentation on the output Ideas Activity
various types of fish  Lab Rotation
and shellfish locally
available in the
market
 Prepare and cook
variety of fish and
shellfish dishes.

Week 17 Lesson 10 Malaysian Cuisine.

 Make a brief and 


concise feasibility 18 12  Discussion of  Online Distribute modules  Market Study  Discussion  Module
topics in class discussion of and have through online  Video / (Lesson 10)
study projecting
 Presentation of topics online/offline survey utilizing PowerPoints  Online Links
market study, output in class  Online discussion and google forms. Presentation  Rubric for
projection of sales presentation of presentation  Feasibility
and expenses. output Study.

Week 18 FINAL CULMINATING ACTIVITY AND SUBMISSION OF FINAL REQUIREMENTS


Total No. of Hours 84

II. COURSE REQUIREMENTS:


1. Menu
2. Feasibility Study
3. Compilation of Output.
III. EVALUATION CRITERIA:

For Online Class: For Face to Face Blended Class:


Formative assessments (quizzes, worksheets, etc.): 50% Quizzes/ Class Participation - 40%

Performance/Practical Assessment/Exam: 50% Assignment/Projects - 20%

Total 100% Major Examination - 40%


Total 100%

Laboratory Activities:
Group grade: 75& Laboratory Activities: 60%
Individual grade: 25% Lecture: 40%
Total: 100% Total: 100%

IV. COURSE POLICIES:

A. ONLINE

1. Attendance
2. Examinations
3. Requirements
4. Oral Presentation and Other Activities
5. Use of Cellular Phones and Other Portable Digital Gadgets

B. For Face to Face Blended Class:

1. Examinations
2. Requirements
3. Laboratory Activities

V. REFERENCES:

1. Patience,S. ( 2016, September 19). Religion and dietary choice. Retrieved on July 10, 2020 from https://rb.gy/azczb1
2. Hardin,B. (2017). Basic cooking measurements & conversion chart. Retrieved on July 24, 2020 from https://www.thecookierookie.com/cooking-measurements-kitchen-
conversion-chart/
3. Ratray,D. (2019) Conversion charts for cooking and baking. Retrieved on July 25, 2020 from https://www.thespruceeats.com/metric-conversion-charts-3054058
4. All About Imperial and metric conversion. Retrieved on July 25, 2020 from https://www.wpultimaterecipe.com/docs/imperial-metric-conversion/
5. All About Technique of the quarter: egg cookery from the pages of the professional chef. Retrieved on July 25, 2020 from https://rb.gy/wrbi3g
6. Jamila,T. (2014) . Rules in buying meat. Retrieved on August 4, 2020 from https://www.slideshare.net/tintinjamila/rules-in-buying-meat

Date Prepared Prepared: Reviewed: Recommending Approval: Approved:


(for old subjects)
Date Revised: (for
newly offered
subjects) LLANEVIE AZEL V. ZAMORA-NIEZ, MYRNA V. CEÑO, MBA JULIETA A. CEBRERO, Ph. D LINA T. CODILLA, Ph.D.
MBA BSHM Program In-Charge Dean, School of Arts and Sciences Vice President for Academic Affairs
January 18 2021 Faculty

Date Shown: Shown by: Shown to:

LLANEVIE AZEL V. ZAMORA-NIEZ, ---------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------


MBA - Student Student
Faculty Position Student

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