Nutrition for Humans
- Offered: Fall Winter Summer
- Bulletin Year: 2021 - 2022 Undergraduate Bulletin | View the current NMU Catalog.
Individual study of a significant topic or problem in the practice of hospitality management. Topics will require departmental approval and will pertain to the food service and hospitality industry.
Students can gain practical experience by assisting faculty members with research projects and other activities associated with class preparation and supervision.
Utilize knowledge and skills acquired throughout the HM program experience, this course results in the culminating project development of an investment-ready business plan. Expanding upon necessary industry topics for final implementation, this course covers organizational effectiveness to ensure correct concept development, justification of market selection, projected financials, facilities design, staffing, procurement, and market-specific
regulations.
Practical, applied experience involving placement in a job situation.
A study of the beverage industry's management theories to include historical perspectives, current regulations, revenue management, staffing, and customer safety will be covered. Students are provided the opportunity to complete the Michigan TIPS server training, resulting in confident beverage operation management skills. In addition, in-depth exposure to the bartender's role through mixology training ensures efficient production skills.
A study of the culinary practices of various cultures. Practical experience in preparing and tasting foods of selected cultures in a laboratory situation will be provided.
This course provides a study of the essential elements necessary for developing a successful food service menu. Aspects of design, sales mix, demographics, marketing, and menu analysis will be discussed, concluding the importance of the menu as a means of cost control. Exercises will result in the student's development of a professional food service menu.