3-YEAR BACHELOR PROGRAMME IN INSTITUTIONAL CATERING MANAGEMENT
Individual module description, modules 104-105
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KOST 104 |
Accounting and Business Economic Analysis |
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Semester/Level |
Second semester, level 1 |
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ECTS credits |
0 ECTS from the subject area of Food and Nutrition Sciences 15 ECTS from the subject area of Economics and Administration. |
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Goals and objectives
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Students are to be able to: - use an accounting system and rules for accounting - analyse various accounts and reports - explain economic consequences of various decisions and actions - understand and use correlations between accounting and calculation - analyse and specify cost correlations - use various calculation methods and basic investment analysis - use various ICT programs in the subject area |
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Topic areas
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Accounting and analysis - Introduction to accounting, manually and using basic ICT programs - Organizing accounting, analysis of reports - Accounting analysis
Cost and income analysis - Cost theory and cost allocation - Calculation and basic internal accounting - Introduction to investment and finance |
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KOST 105 |
Microbiology and Hygiene in Large-scale Kitchens |
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Semester/Level |
Second semester, level 1 |
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ECTS credits |
10 ECTS from the subject area of Food and Nutrition Sciences 0 ECTS from the subject area of Economics and Administration. |
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Goals and objectives
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Students are to: - gain insight into and explain legislation pertaining to production of food and meals - be able to develop and plan appropriate cleaning routines that ensure good hygiene - handle food stuffs in a hygienically secure manner - be able to prepare internal control systems that meet the demands and stipulated specifications in legislation for food manufacturing control |
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Topic areas
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- Microbiology - Demands to hygiene in large-scale kitchens - Cleaning programs and routines - Legislation pertaining to hygiene |
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