Class Information
Foods & nutrition
Foods & Nutrition provides students with an understanding of a well-balanced diet and skills to be successful in the kitchen. Time is spent learning both in the traditional classroom and in the kitchen through hands-on cooking experiences.
Course Topics:
Influences on Food Choices
Nutrition Principles and Applications
Safety and Sanitation
Foundations of Food Production
Grains and Grain Products
Fruits and Fruit Products
Vegetable and Vegetable Products
Milk and Milk Products
Meat and Meat Alternatives
Meal Management and Preparation
Food Product Marketing, Food Service and Etiquette
Career Pathways in Food and Nutrition
food science
Food Science helps students understand the relationships between food, science and health. Kitchen labs will demonstrate the functions of nutrients and ingredients as food components. Successful completion of this course provides a non-regents science credit.
Course Topics:
History of food science
Sensory Evaluation
Methods of heat transfer & cooking methods
Food Science and Its Relevance to Global Society
Research Practices in Food Science
Water, Carbohydrates, Protein, Fats, Vitamins and Minerals
Food Safety and Sanitation
Food Preservation
Technological advances in food science
Careers related to food science
advanced foods
Advanced Foods provides students with the opportunity to learn more about working with various foods and being an informed consumer. Students will spend more time in the kitchen completing a variety of recipes.
Course Topics:
Methods of Heat Transfer in Cooking
Cooking Methods
Small Kitchen Appliances
Ingredients & Principles of Bakeshop
Regional Foods throughout the USA
International & Ethnic Foods
Cake Making & Decorating
Chocolate & Candy Making
Soups, Stocks & Sauces
Beverages
Appetizers
Salads & Salad Dressings
Menu Development & Meal Planning
Food Purchasing
Garnishing & Plate Presentation
child Development & psychology
Child Development & Psychology allows students to learn about parenting, families and all types of development from conception adolescence.
Course Topics:
Parenting
Families
Pregnancy
Infancy
Toddlers
Preschoolers
School-Aged Children
Adolescents
Developmental Theories