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1. Course Description
This course is designed to give students intermediate concepts involving, food service procedures, taking
orders in fine dining restaurant and room service. Students develop the applied knowledge and skills
required to work as a professional team member in a fine dining restaurant and room service operation.
Various food and beverage service techniques and effective customer service skills and attitudes is
developed and practiced.
2. List of Experiments
Module 1: Food service in restaurant environment
a. Understand the importance silver service, assisted service and buffet service (C1)
b. Define KOT, guest preference, menu narration, placemat menu, food allergy etc. (C6)
c. Explain the factors on the basis of which reserved table is set. (C1)
d. Classify various types of service in a restaurant and their application based on the occasion. (C3)
e. Demonstrate and display professional fine dining service. (C5)
Module 2: In-room dining service
a. Classify the different methods for inroom dining (C1)
b. Demonstrate and display room service orders in the professional manner. (C4)
c. Understand the importance of in-room dining (C2)
d. Define centralized, decentralized and mobile room service. (C1)
e. Explain the factors on which the type of room service is operated. (C1)
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