Bachelor of Science (CA)/Batch 2026-29/Semester 1/Generic Core Courses
    CO1: This course will reinforce and expand on student knowledge of both physical and life science by applying them to environmental concepts.
    CO2: It will provide another option for students interested in studying science.
    CO3: It also helps to create environmental awareness among the students by protecting and conserving the environment.
    CO4: This can make a student a globally responsible citizen.
    Catalogue Code: T2883
    Course Type: Generic Core Course
    Total Credit: 2
    Credits (Theory): 2
    No. of Hours: 30
    Internal Marks: 60
    External Marks : 40
    Experiential Learning: No
    Primary Purpose of Course: Other
    Course Code: 406210107
    Floating Credit: No
    Audit Course: No
    Course Needs: Global
      CO1: To learn the importance of food science in the field of culinary arts.
      CO2: To observe the effects on food when subjected to heat and cold.
      CO3: To understand modern culinary concepts such as sous vide and molecular gastronomy.
      Catalogue Code: TH4189
      Course Type: Generic Core Course
      Total Credit: 2
      Credits (Theory): 2
      No. of Hours: 30
      Internal Marks: 20
      External Marks : 30
      Total Marks: 50
      Experiential Learning: No
      Primary Orientation of the Course: Other
      Course Code: 406210106
      Floating Credit: No
      Audit Course: No
      Course Needs: Global
        CO1: To study the history of French gastronomy in relation to culinary arts.
        CO2: To use standard phrases in French in hotel operations.
        CO3: To understand the various methods of French cooking.
        CO4: To understand the concept of French menu planning.
        Catalogue Code: T6548
        Course Type: Generic Core Course
        Total Credit: 2
        Credits (Theory): 2
        No. of Hours: 30
        Internal Marks: 20
        External Marks : 30
        Total Marks: 50
        Experiential Learning: No
        Primary Purpose of Course: Other
        Primary Orientation of the Course: Human Values
        Course Code: 406210105
        Floating Credit: No
        Audit Course: No
        Course Needs: Global
          CO1: To learn the organization of Bakery and Confectionary department
          CO2: To identify and use of raw materials and equipment’s.
          CO3: To understand the basic techniques used to prepare batters and dough to make breads, cakes, cookies/ biscuits, pastry and desserts.
          Catalogue Code: TH4188
          Course Type: Generic Core Course
          Total Credit: 3
          Credits (Theory): 3
          No. of Hours: 45
          Internal Marks: 30
          External Marks : 45
          Total Marks: 75
          Experiential Learning: No
          Primary Purpose of Course: Skill Development
          Primary Orientation of the Course: Other
          Course Code: 406210104
          Floating Credit: No
          Audit Course: No
          Course Needs: Global
            CO1: Identify the workings and the effects of ingredients on one another and predict how the end product will be affected.
            CO2: Apply basic mathematical principles and recipe conversions, bakery formulations and percentages.
            CO3: Perform problem solving and troubleshoot recipes.
            CO4: Learn to master the art of preparing international breads, cookies, hot and cold desserts.
            Catalogue Code: TH4180
            Course Type: Generic Core Course
            Total Credit: 3
            Credits (Theory): 2
            Credits (Practical): 3
            No. of Hours: 90
            Internal Marks: 30
            External Marks : 45
            Total Marks: 75
            Experiential Learning: No
            Primary Purpose of Course: Skill Development
            Primary Orientation of the Course: Other
            Course Code: 406210103
            Floating Credit: No
            Audit Course: No
            Course Needs: Global
              CO1: An introduction to the gastronomic world.
              CO2: This course will provide insights into the professional aspects of Culinary Arts.
              CO3: It will provide a systematic understanding of the key aspects of professional practice in the area of culinary arts with detailed theoretic knowledge.
              Catalogue Code: TH4580
              Course Type: Generic Core Course
              Total Credit: 5
              Credits (Theory): 5
              No. of Hours: 75
              Internal Marks: 50
              External Marks : 75
              Total Marks: 125
              Experiential Learning: No
              Primary Purpose of Course: Skill Development
              Primary Orientation of the Course: Other
              Course Code: 406210102
              Floating Credit: No
              Audit Course: No
              Course Needs: Global
                CO1: Practice efficient time management along with personal and professional hygiene and sanitation.
                CO2: Demonstrate safe knife skill handling techniques as well as hone various cuts of vegetables, fruits, meat, fish and poultry.
                CO3: Differentiate between hand tools and kitchen tools.
                CO4: Perform standardized recipes without deviations.
                CO5: Write standardized recipes along with their photographs and description.
                Catalogue Code: TH4579
                Course Type: Generic Core Course
                Total Credit: 5
                Credits (Theory): 2
                Credits (Practical): 5
                No. of Hours: 30
                Internal Marks: 50
                External Marks : 75
                Total Marks: 125
                Experiential Learning: No
                Primary Purpose of Course: Skill Development
                Primary Orientation of the Course: Other
                Course Code: 406210101
                Floating Credit: No
                Audit Course: No
                Course Needs: Global