Category Archives: Culinary Arts

(28) CA 100/CA 99/CA 5050

Profs. N. Dominguez & B. Audant

This learning community links CA 100 (2P, 18225) with CA 99 (3P, 20345) and CA 5050 (1P, 53583)

 

TIME

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

8:00-9:00
9:10-10:10

CA100

10:20-11:20

CA100

11:30-12:30

CA100

12:40-1:40

CA100

1:50-2:50

CA100

3:00-4:00

CA 5050 3:30-5:30

CA 99 3:30-6:50

4:10-5:10

CA 5050 3:30-5:30

CA 99 3:30-6:50

(28) Culinary Spanish Basics for the Urban Kitchen

Professors T. Smyth, A. Munoz Alarcon, & N. Dominguez

This learning Community links Spanish (SPA 01; 16, 1996) and Culinary Arts (CA 01; 1P, 3546) with an integrated seminar, (CA 5050; 1, 47673). This semester’s link theme will be an introduction to the kitchen with an emphasis on Spanish Language basics for communication in an urban kitchen environment.   In CA 01, students will develop basic kitchen skills and through the writing intensive piece, explore food’s connection with culture, demographics, and social policy in NYC restaurant kitchens. SPA 01 will focus in acquisition of basic vocabulary and the elements of grammar for conversation, comprehension, reading and writing with emphasis on correct pronunciation through intensive oral practice, use of language laboratory, and audio-visual materials. In CA 5050, students will practice applied Spanish for the workplace to facilitate basic communication with people whose native language is Spanish. Emphasis is on oral communication and career-specific vocabulary that targets hospitality service professions. Upon completion, students should be able to communicate at a basic level with native speakers and demonstrate cultural sensitivity. Strong emphasis will be on the knowledge and understanding of the Hispanic culture.

TIME

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

8:00-9:00
9:10-10:10

CA5050

CA01

10:20-11:20

CA5050

CA01

11:30-12:30

CA5050

CA01

12:40-1:40

CA01

1:50-2:50

CA01

3:00-4:00

SPA01

SPA01

4:10-5:10

(30) Culinary Navigation: Introductory Culinary Concepts to Guide You

Professors: L. Feldman & C. Testa,

Students Note: For Tourism and Culinary Majors only.

Introduction to Professional Food Service (TAH 71; 1P, 3070) and an Integrative Seminar (TAH 5050; 1P, 47681) are linked in this learning community which presents a survey of the food service industry. This link will help you develop the integral skills of working with food, working in an industrial setting, and understanding basic concepts that lead to success in the classroom and in business.

TIME

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

8:00-9:00
9:10-10:10

TAH5050

10:20-11:20

TAH5050

11:30-12:30
12:40-1:40
1:50-2:50
3:00-4:00

TAH71

4:10-5:10

TAH71

5:20-6:20

TAH71 to 6:50