Course Catalog
The course catalog provides course schedule and detailed descriptions.
Culinary Food Science
The Culinary Food Science Program (or CFS), will introduce the students to the basic skills, and
responsibilities necessary to work in the Food Industry. The curriculum provides the post-secondary student, opportunities to explore career choices within the culinary field. Upon satisfactory completion of the certificate program the student will be employment ready. To summarize, the Culinary Food Science Program is designed to provide students the entry-level competencies needed to proceed and succeed in their choice of employment within the Food & Hospitality Industry.
Program Outcomes
Adhere to a respectful relationship with team mates, staff, and community members.
Develop team work skills.
Develop and apply Ethical and Professional skills
Development Time Management skills.
Develop a positive work culture
Incorporate Sanitation (Food Safety) and environmental safety when performing in the kitchen.
Produce a quality food product with confidence and pride.
To work quickly and urgently without compromising the quality of food product or the safety of others or oneself.
Course Requirements
Degree: Certificate Program
Credit Hours Required: 36
Required Technical Courses 32
CFS 101 Introduction to Culinary Food Science – 5 credits
CFS 102 Purchasing and Cost Control – 7 credits
CFS 103 Culinary Techniques – 2 credits
CFS 106 Baking and Pastry 1 – 2 credits
CFS 201 Advanced A La Carte Kitchen-Retail – 5 credits
CFS 206 Baking and Pastry II – 3 credits
CFS 208 CPR, OSHA, Safety Regulations, & Food Safety – 1 credits
CFS 209 Kitchen Management, Professional Development, & Ethics – 5 credits
CFS 210 CFS Externship – 2 credits
General Education Requirements 4 Credits
DKT 120 Introduction to Dakota Studies – 3 credits
DKT 130 Dakota History – 3 credits
DKT 140 Dakota Culture – 3 credits
GEN 270 Capstone Course – 1 credits
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