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17th July 2015, 08:22 AM
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KSOU PG Syllabus
Will you please provide here syllabus for Master of sciences Hotel management – PG course of Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) ?
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17th July 2015, 03:25 PM
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Re: KSOU PG Syllabus
As you want I am here providing you syllabus for Master of sciences Hotel management – PG course of Karnataka State Open University (KSOU). Syllabus : Year 1 : Advanced Food and Beverage Production Food and Beverage Management House Keeping Management Front Office Management Accountancy Tourism Year 2 : Kitchen Operation and Bar Management Human Resource Management Hospitality Lawand French MIS Project Report Master of sciences Hotel management – syllabus Detailed Syllabus YEAR-I SECTION 1: Advanced Food and Beverage Production UNIT 1: Room Service/ In roomdining service: Introduction. UNIT 2: General principles Cycle of Service. UNIT 3: Scheduling and staffing Forms and Formats. UNIT 4: Order Taking, Suggestive Selling, breakfast cards. UNIT 5: Time management- lead time from order taking to clearance. UNIT 6: Banquets: Organization structure. UNIT 7: Duties & Responsibilities of banqueting staff Administrative Procedures. UNIT 8: Formats Maintained. UNIT 9: Banquet Function Prospectus Types of Function (Formal and Informal) Menu Planning (Indian, Continental, Theme, conference, cocktail, others) Seating Arrangements. UNIT 10: Buffets: Definition. UNIT 11: Types of buffets Buffet equipment and table’s set-up. UNIT 12: Bar Operations. UNIT 13: Types of bars Layout of American bar (parts of the bar),Bar equipments. UNIT 14: Gueridon Service: Origin and definition. UNIT 15: Types of Trolleys and layout Special equipment. UNIT 16: Service Procedures, Service of important classical dishes. Reference Books: 1. Food & Beverage Service- Lillicrap & Cousins 2. Modern Restaurant Service- John Fuller SECTION 2: Food and Beverage Management UNIT 1: Introduction of food and beverage management: Commercial sector, Welfare sector, ost and market orientation, sector. UNIT 2: Responsibilities of food and beverage management. UNIT 3: The meal experience: Eating out. UNIT 5: Food and drink. UNIT 6: Variety in menu choice. UNIT 7: Level of service and value for money. UNIT 8: Atmosphere and mood. UNIT 9: expectation and identification. UNIT 10: location and accessibility. UNIT 11: Managing quality in food and beverage operations. UNIT 12: What is quality: What are quality important approaches to quality management. UNIT 13: Advertising and public relations: Advertising, Publications, merchandising, Sales promotions, Personal selling. UNIT 14: Food menus and beverage lists: Basic menu criteria. UNIT 15: Types of food menu. UNIT 16: Content of food menu, Beverage menu/lists, menu merchandising . Reference books: 1. Principles of food, beverage and labor cost control-Paul R . Dittma, Jerald G.Giffin 2. Profitable food and beverage management-Hodder and Stoughton SECTION 3: House Keeping Management UNIT 1: Overall structure and operation of hotel industry: Hotel organization chart and its reporting line. UNIT 2: Knowledge of overall operation of each department. UNIT 3: General relationship of each department and how it functions. UNIT 4: Role of housekeeping and its relationship with other departments: Housekeeping department and its role and responsibility. UNIT 5: Housekeeping organization chart. UNIT 6: Positions and job descriptions in housekeeping department. UNIT 7: Planning and organizing housekeeping department. UNIT 8: Planning the work in housekeeping department. UNIT 9: Area inventory, Frequency schedule, Performance standard, Productivity standard. UNIT 10: Supply and equipment inventory level. UNIT 11: Group presentations: Chemical usage. UNIT 12: Laundry management. UNIT 13: Managing inventories. UNIT 14: Controlling expense. UNIT 15: Safety and security: What safety and security, How safety and security play roles in housekeeping operation. Reference Books: 1. Strategic questions in food and beverage management-Roy and wood 2. The management of food and beverage management-Jones and erricks 3. The food and beverage manager-Paul Culler SECTION 4: Front Office Management UNIT 1: Introduction to Hotel and Catering Industry: Evolution of Hotel Industry in India & Abroad. UNIT 2: Growth and development of Hotels in India. UNIT 3: Inter relationship between Travel. UNIT 4: Tourism and Hospitality. UNIT 9: Role of Travel Agents and Airlines, Types of Hotels, Lodging – Ownership, affiliation & management contracts. UNIT 9: Classifying hotels and levels of service. UNIT 10: Organizational chart of Hotels: Hotel Organizational chart of small, medium and large hotels, Hierarchy chart of front office department of small,medium and large hotel, Role & functions of front office, Guest Cycle. UNIT 11: Classification of Hotels: Star classification. UNIT 12: Classification based on size, Clientele and Location. UNIT 13: Accommodation as a product: Types of rooms & guests. UNIT 14: Product selling tools – Brochures. UNIT 15: Tariff cards, Basis of charging – Fixed Time basis, 24hrs basis, night basis, food plans, Room Tariff, Rates, Discounts. UNIT 16: Layout and equipment: Layout of the front office,F.O. Equipments. Reference Books: 1. Principles of Front Office Operations – Sue Baker 2. Front Office Management – S.K. Bhatnagar 3. Front Office Procedures – Michael. L. Kasavana 4. Hotel Front Office Management – James. A. Bardi SECTION 4: Accountancy UNIT 1: Introduction of accountancy: The first general rule of accounting. UNIT 2: Second general rule of accounting. UNIT 3: Third general rule of accounting. UNIT 4: Nature of account. UNIT 5: Financial Accounting: Accounting as a financial information system. UNIT 6: Impact of behavioral sciences. UNIT 7: Accounting Standards e.g. UNIT 8: Accounting for depreciation, inventories, gratuity. UNIT 9: Research and development costs. UNIT 10: long termconstruction contracts. UNIT 11: Revenue recognition, fixed assets, contingencies. UNIT 12: foreign exchange transactions. UNIT 13: Investments and government grants. UNIT 14: Cost Accounting: Nature and functions of cost accounting. UNIT 15: Job Costing ,process costing. UNIT 16: marginal costing. UNIT 17: Profit and cost centers. UNIT 18: Taxation: Definitions. UNIT 19: Basis of charge. UNIT 20: Incomes which do not form part of total income, property. UNIT 21: Profits and gains of business or profession. UNIT 22: Aggregation of income . UNIT 20: Auditing: Audit of cash transactions. UNIT 21: Sales. UNIT 22: Purchase. UNIT 23: Incomes. UNIT 24: Expenses valuation and verification of assets and liabilities. Reference Books: 1. Advanced Accountancy - R.L.Gupta and Radhaswamy 2. Management Accounting - Khan and Jain 3. Management Accounting - S.N.Maheswari 4. Prasanna Chandra, “Financial Management – Theory and Practice”, Tata McGraw Hill, New Delhi (1994). 5. I.M.Pandey, “Financial Management”, Vikas Publishing SECTION 6: Tourism UNIT 1: Introduction: What is Tourism. UNIT 2: Definitions and Concepts. UNIT 3: Tourist destination. UNIT 4: Services and industry. UNIT 5: Definition and historical development? UNIT 6: Tourism Products & Attraction: Nature. UNIT 7: Characteristics and Components of Tourism Industry. UNIT 8: Why it is different from other types of consumer product? UNIT 9: Elements and characteristics of tourism products. UNIT 10: Tourism product production system. UNIT 11: Tourism Product Life Cycle. UNIT 12: Typology of tourism products. UNIT 13: Types and Forms of Tourism: Inter–regional and intra–regional tourism. UNIT 14: Inbound and outbound tourism. UNIT 15: Domestic, international tourism, Forms of Tourism: religious, historical, social, adventure, health, business, conferences, conventions, incentives. UNIT 16: Sports and adventure. UNIT 17: Senior tourism. UNIT 18: Special interest. UNIT 19: Tourist Transportation: Air transportation. UNIT 20: The airline industry present policies, practices. UNIT 21: Functioning of Indian carriers. UNIT 22: Air Corporation Act,Air charters. UNIT 23: A study of International Tourism Organizations: Origin. UNIT 24: location and functions of WTO, IATA, PATA, ASTA, UFTAA, and ICAO. Address: Karnataka State Open University 14th Cross, 2nd Stage, Opposite St. Joseph's School Mukhtagangotri Mysore, Karnataka 570006 Map: [MAP]Karnataka State Open University [/MAP] Here is the attachment. |
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