Opinto-opas
2005
Study guide
2005
Opinto-opas · Laurea – opinto-opas 2005–2006
7.3.2 MP 2101 Culinary tradition and customs in nutritional services
Study guide · Laurea – Study Guide 2005–2006
7.3.2 MP 2101 Culinary tradition and customs in nutritional services
Laurea – Study Guide 2005–2006
7.3.2 MP 2101 Culinary tradition and customs in nutritional services
Objectives and Content
The students will gain insight into the influence of history and culture on the culinary art and customs. The students will familiarize themselves with the Finnish and international culinary tradition and understand their meaning in the culinary art and customs of today. The students will recognize the modern trends and their underlying factors in the culinary culture.
The students will absorb the practice and customs that are connected to culinary cultures and understand their significance in nutritional services and organizing customer events.
The students will acquire facilities in order to make good use of and develop the national and international culinary art and customs in the nutritional services of today.
Prerequisites
First year’s studies in the field successfully completed
Method
Lectures, assignment, exam
Term
3
Assessment
1-5
Credits
4,5ECTS
The students will gain insight into the influence of history and culture on the culinary art and customs. The students will familiarize themselves with the Finnish and international culinary tradition and understand their meaning in the culinary art and customs of today. The students will recognize the modern trends and their underlying factors in the culinary culture.
The students will absorb the practice and customs that are connected to culinary cultures and understand their significance in nutritional services and organizing customer events.
The students will acquire facilities in order to make good use of and develop the national and international culinary art and customs in the nutritional services of today.
Prerequisites
First year’s studies in the field successfully completed
Method
Lectures, assignment, exam
Term
3
Assessment
1-5
Credits
4,5ECTS