HOSPITALITY & TOURISM MGMT. COURSE DESCRIPTION

 

 

HTM 110 Introduction to Hotel and Restaurant Management (3)

Introduction to the hotel and restaurant industry. Class discussions, industry observations and core information teaching including employment opportunities, trends, problems and organization in the hospitality field will be presented.

 

HTM 120 Introduction to World Tourism (3)

Prerequisite: HTM 110

Introduction to all facets of the world tourism industry and Micronesia's position in this industry. Ecotourism as a fast growing segment of the world tourism market will be presented in depth. Ecotourism will be stressed as an area of the development priority for Micronesian hospitality and tourism.

 

HTM 150 Hospitality Supervision (3)

Prerequisite: HTM 110 and HTM 120

Introduction to the simultaneous supervision of the multi-function hotel/restaurant and resort complex including all facets of operations.

 

HTM 165 Food Fundamentals and Quality Cooking (3)

Prerequisite: HTM 110

Introduction to quantity food preparation. Study of menu development, inventory control, serving and merchandising of a meal, and food service mathematics. Emphasis placed on supervision skills required for a food service establishment. This course will be taught in a laboratory kitchen setting.

 

HTM 170 Front Office Management (3)

Prerequisite: HTM 150

Study of front office operations. Instruction in the duties of all front desk personnel including, cashier, night auditor, reservations clerk and the front office manager.

 

HTM 220 Food and Beverage Management (3)

Prerequisite: HTM 165

Introduction in food and beverage management for a restaurant operation. Purchasing, receiving, storage, issuing, production and service food and beverages will be presented.

 

HTM 230 Hospitality Marketing (3)

Prerequisite: HTM 120

Introduces the marketing of Micronesian hospitality services to both Micronesians and the world tourism market, the research and implementation of an operations marketing plan, the functions and responsibilities of a hotel sales department and the interface the department has throughout the organization.

 

HTM 250 Facilities Management and Practicum (3)

Prerequisite: HTM 170

The course will place the student in the work place to experience staff work, as well as management duties, in each department. Areas of focus will be food and beverage, housekeeping, physical plant maintenance, marketing and night audit.