Fall Semester CR HOT 111 Food Preparation I........................................... 3 HOT 119 Elements of Baking........................................... 3 HOT 131 Mathematics for Food Service Records ............ 3 HOT 132 Sanitation Techniques...................................... 2 HOT 238 Dining Room Management and Operations OR HOT 253 Banquet Management and Operations (a)........................................... 3 TAT 121 Introduction to Hospitality............................... 3 17 Spring Semester CR HOT 112 Food Preparation II.......................................... 3 HOT 117 Food and Beverage Control.............................. 3 HOT 218 Human Resources Mgmt/HFI........................... 3 HOT 251 Quantitative Foods (a)...................................... 3 HOT 238 Dining Room Management and Operations OR HOT 253 Banquet Management and Operations (a)........................................... 3 15
Minimum Credit Hours required for certificate: 32 Notes: (a) The time element for this course will vary according to functions and assignments required to cover the projects involving actual conditions of preparation, cooking and serving of a complete menu. The course outline will be flexible to meet the successful fulfillment of projects. Note: Cleaning, preventative maintenance and sanitation are practiced under the supervision of the Instructor and the Technical Assistant during and after all laboratory exercises.
Computer Desktop Support Specialist Certificate Mission The Computer Desktop Support Specialist Certificate program is designed to provide students with skills to meet industry employment needs for computer support personnel. Graduates of this certificate program will be able to apply computing skills to solve problems and adapt to emerging technologies within the context of business systems. The student’s educational experience is enhanced by computing facilities available at the College. Students are provided with practical hands-on experience in computer applications use and program development in innovative, state-of-the-art computerized classrooms. The Computer Desktop Support Specialist Certificate will prepare students for employment as a software application specialist, help desk specialist, or information processing support specialist. Students who wish to pursue an Associate’s degree (A.A.S.) in Computer Information Systems are encouraged to work closely with their academic advisor to learn how coursework may be successfully applied to the A.A.S. degree. The Computer Desktop Support Specialist Certificate program enables graduates to: • Prepare for rewarding and productive employment in a computer desktop support environment; • Apply critical thinking skills and approaches for problem solving; • Demonstrate an understanding of the ethical and social issues involved in computing and; • Apply interpersonal and communication skills necessary in a diverse society. Fall Semester CR CIS 102 Computing Basics (b).....................................(1) CIS 121 Introduction to Computers.............................. 3 CIS 136 Intro to Web Development............................... 3 ENG 123 College Composition........................................ 3 MAT 129 Algebra II w/Trig or higher............................ 3-4 TEL 121 Intro to Information Systems............................ 3 15-16 Spring Semester CR BUS 212 Business Communications................................ 3 CIS 221 Advanced Computer Applications.................... 3 ETH 221 Prof. and Applied Ethics................................... 1 CIS 240 Internetworking Fundamentals........................ 3 CIS 129 Programming Fundamentals............................ 3 Humanities Elective (a).................................... 3 16
Minimum Credit Hours required for the degree: 31 Notes: a) SPE 121 Introduction to Speech recommended. b) This course can be waived based on proficiency documented on a high school transcript. It will not be necessary to replace the one credit.
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