VRU 0201 ENGLISH AND COMMUNICATION:-

UNIT‐I
Business CommunicationDefinitionTypesBarriers

UNIT‐II
Etiquette and mannersTable Manners

UNIT‐III
Telephone Etiquette

UNIT‐IV
Essay writing (topics can be given on current events, social issues or anything related to the hotel industry)

UNIT‐V
Report Writing

VRU 0202 NUTRITION:-

UNIT‐I
Definition, Nutrients, Importance
Functions of food to man
Classification of food

UNIT‐II
Carbhohydrates, proteins, fats‐classification, sources, deficiency & excess, Water‐importance, water balance

UNIT‐III
Vitamins‐fat soluble vitamins and water soluble vitamins Functions

UNIT‐IV
Calcium, Iron, iodine, potassium, fluorine & sodium Functions

UNIT‐V
Digestion & Absorption, Food adulteration‐types, common adulterant, detection

VRU 0203 BASICS OF COMPUTER:-

UNIT I
Introduction to computersDefinition, Advantages & disadvantages, classification of computers, Hardware‐ defining hardware, components of computer, block diagram of computer, input devicesoutput devicesSoftware conceptsApplication Software, System Software, Operating SystemOS ClassificationLanguage ClassificationLanguage Processors.

UNIT II
MS DOS IntroductionLoading of DOS into main memory (Booting), Files and File Naming Conventions; Types of DOS Commandsinternal commands (dir, date, time copy, del), external commands (format, label, disk copy, disk comp, tree)wild cards.

UNIT III
Microsoft Word 2000Starting Word 2000Composing a simple documentEditing a documentSaving a documentPreviewing and printing documentClosing documentOpening a documentCreating a new documentClosing the word applicationselecting text (mouse, keyboard)Deleting textFinding and Replacing textCopying and Moving TextChanging Fonts and Point SizeMargins, Tab Stops, Line Spacing, and AlignmentHeaders and FootersPage Breaks and Section BreaksPreviewing a DocumentPrinting a Document.

UNIT IV
Microsoft Windows I – Knowing Objects of Windows (The Desktop, Task Bar, Start Button, My Computer, Recycle Bin, Starting an Application, My Document, My Briefcase, Control Panel, Windows Explorer), Important FunctionsTo open a File or Folder, To open a File you have used recently, To copy a File or Folder from one disk/folder to another, To change the name of a File or Folder, To delete a File or Folder, To find a File or Folder

UNIT‐V
To see what’s on your Computer, To change the background of the Desktop, To set up a Screen Saver, To adjust the rate at which the Cursor Blinks, To send a File or Folder to a Disk, To move a File or Folder, Creating a Shortcut, To put a shortcut on the Desktop, To create a folder, To add a program to the Start or Programs Menu, To add a new Font to your computer, To adjust the playback volume

VRU 0204 HOTEL ENGINEERING AND MAINTENENCE:-

UNIT‐I
Types of Maintenance
o Preventive and Breakdown,
o Comparisons,
o Contract maintenance,
Advantages and disadvantages,
Types of contract,
Price rate,
Jumpsum contract,
Rate contract,
Service contract.

UNIT‐II
Equipment Replacement Policies
o Circumstances under which equipment are generally replaced
Inadequacy.
Obsolescence.
Excessive maintenance,
Declining efficiency

UNIT‐III
Waste Disposal
o Disposal of waste various methods.
o Sewage treatment plant.

UNIT‐IV
Pollution Control
o Water Pollution,
o Sewage Pollution,
o Air Pollution and Noise pollution related to hotel industry

UNIT‐V
Energy Conservative
o Energy conservative methods in different departments of a hotel

VRU 0205 FOOD PRODUCTION AND PATISSERIE – I:-

UNIT I
Cuts of Vegetables
Classification of vegetables and fruits
Salad & salad dressings
Mari nations & Marinades

UNIT II
Classification of meat, poultry, game, fish and seafood
Cuts of fish, chicken, lamb, pork, beef and veal

UNIT III
Egg Cookery, diagram
Pulses & Cereals, diagram of wheat
Milk & Milk products

UNIT IV
Garnishes & accompaniments
Culinary terms

UNIT V
Indian Garnishes and pastes
Indian thickening agents

VRU 0206 FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE ‐ I:-

UNIT I
Origin of the menu and menu planning objectives
Basis types of menu
Table d hote
A la carte
Buffet
Menu compilingconsiderations and constraints
Menu sequence and planning menus
Table d’ hote menu
A la carte menu

UNIT II
Types of meals
Indian, English, American, continental, healthy breakfast
Brunch
Lunch
High tea
Dinner
Supper late night menu

UNIT III
Misc –en‐ecene and misc‐en‐place
Laying covers for different meals and menus (laying, relaying table cloths)
Rules and procedure for service of a meal
Latest concepts of service

UNIT IV
Methods of service
French
American
Russian
Basics of room service
Basics of banquets

UNIT V
Classification of non‐alcoholic beverages
Stimulating‐coffee, tea, cocoa
Refreshing‐aerated non‐aerated
Nourishing –milk and malt beverages
Simple sales control system
Necessary and function of a control system

VRU 0207 FRONT OFFICE OPERATIONS ‐ I

UNIT I
Tariff structure
Tariff fixation
Types of ratesstandard rate, corporate rate, commercial rate, airline rate, children rate, crib rate, group rate, discounted rate, extra bed rate, family rate

UNIT II
Equipments used in front officemanual, semi automated, fully automated
Sections in front office, Lobby and Front Office
Cooperation of front office with other departments

UNIT III
Reservations
Importance of reservations
Sources of reservationcorporate clients, tour operators, property direct, F.I.T’s,
Travel agents

UNIT IV
Modes of reservation
Types of reservationguaranteed and non guaranteed reservation
Group reservation, Central reservations system
Reservation confirmation, amendment & cancellation
Forecasting, Overbooking

UNIT V
Registration, receiving the guest
Salesman ship
Pre‐registration
Registration of guest
Rooming a guest

VRU 0208 ACCOMMODATION OPERATIONS ‐ I:-

UNIT‐I
Lost & Found Procedure
Keys‐Types & Key Control
Files & Registers maintained in HK dept

UNIT‐II
CLEANING AGENTS
Basic classification of cleaning Agents
Ph Scale
Hardness of water‐hard, soft, temporary & permanent hardness of water

UNIT‐III
CLEANING EQUIPMENTS
Basic classification of cleaning equipments
Types of manual & mechanical equipments
Types of vacuum cleaners
Use care & storage of cleaning equipments

UNIT‐IV
CLEANING & MAINTAINING PUBLIC AREAS
a) Entrance f) Guest Corridors
b) Lobbies g) Public Restrooms
c) Front Desk h) Banquet Halls
d) Elevators i) Dining Rooms
e) Staircases j) Leisure Areas

UNIT‐V
CLEANING PROCEDURES
Types of cleaning
Routine cleaning
Periodic Cleaning
Spring Cleaning
Special Cleaning

VRU 0209 FOOD PRODUCTION AND PATISSERIE LAB – I:-

1) Cuts of vegetables
Basic stock (Brown, white, fish, vegetable)
Sauces – Basic Sauces
Cream soup – 3 Varieties
Thin soups – 3 Varieties
Thick varieties – 3 varieties
Fish – orly, Colbert, fried in batter, fish cakes, fish Florentine
Entreesstews, ragout, croquettes, goulash, cutlets, casseroles, scotch eggs, Shepherds pie, Hamburgers.
Egg cookeryin shell, in frying pan, in oven
Potato cookeryBoiled, Baked, Fried, Roasted.
VegetablesBoiled & Sautéed, creamed, fried, Baked,
Salads – at least 3 types of salad dressings.
Sandwiches – 6 varieties
Sweetscold & hot, Honeycomb mould, Butter scotch, coffee – mousse, Blancmange, lemon sponge, trifle, bread pudding, cabinet pudding, caramel custard, baked coconut pudding.

Indian:-

Indian rice – 10 varieties
Indian breads – 10 varieties
Dal – 6 varieties
Vegetables – 10 varieties
Paneer varieties
Meat – 10 varieties
Fish – 3 varieties
Egg – 3 varieties
Snacks – 10 varieties
Sweets – 10 varieties

Patisserie:-

Pastry – 4 varieties
Yeast goods – 4 varieties
Cookies & biscuits – 4 varieties
Small cakes – 4 varieties
Fruit cakes – 3 varieties
Glaze & butter icing

VRU 0210 BASIC FOOD AND BEVERAGE LAB ‐ I:-
  1. Familirisation and handling of equipments
  2. Drawing of various types of spoons, forks, sugar pot, coffee pot, tea pot
  3. Methods of cleaning and upkeep of silver polishing methods
  4. Arrangements of sideboard
  5. Laying and relaying of table cloth
  6. Laying up of table for various meals and menus
  7. Different type of napkin folding
  8. Receiving the guest
  9. Talking orders
  10. Silver service and clearance
  11. Service of non ‐ alcoholic beverages
  12. Presenting and settling of bills
  13. Arrangement and carry of room service trays
VRU 0211 FRONT OFFICE OPERATIONS LAB ‐ I:-

Students must be aware of uses of all stationeries in front office
Forecasting of rooms
Taking reservation, Receiving and registering guests
Basic Etiquettes, Body language, Communication

VRU 0212 ACCOMMODATION OPERATIONS LAB – I:-

Daily cleaning procedure of the guestroom
Identification of cleaning equipments and cleaning agents
Bed making – evening service
Room Inspection, Linen inventory
Through cleaning of various surfaces

VRU 0213 BASICS OF COMPUTER ‐ LAB:-

UNIT I
Introduction to computersDefinition, Advantages & disadvantages, classification of computers; Hardware‐ defining hardware, components of computer, block diagram of computer; input devicesoutput devicesSoftware conceptsApplication Software, System Software; Operating SystemOS ClassificationLanguage ClassificationLanguage Processors.

UNIT II
MS DOSIntroductionLoading of DOS into main memory (Booting), Files and File Naming Conventions; Types of DOS Commandsinternal commands (dir, date, time copy, del), external commands (format, label, disk copy, disk comp, tree)wild cards.

UNIT III
Microsoft Word 2000Starting Word 2000Composing a simple documentEditing a documentSaving a documentPreviewing and printing documentClosing documentOpening a documentCreating a new documentClosing the word applicationselecting text (mouse, keyboard)Deleting textFinding and Replacing textCopying and Moving TextChanging Fonts and Point SizeMargins, Tab Stops, Line Spacing, and AlignmentHeaders and FootersPage Breaks and Section BreaksPreviewing a DocumentPrinting a Document.

UNIT IV
Microsoft Windows IKnowing Objects of Windows (The Desktop, Task Bar, Start Button, My Computer, Recycle Bin, Starting an Application, My Document, My Briefcase, Control Panel, Windows Explorer); Important FunctionsTo open a File or Folder, To open a File you have used recently, To copy a File or Folder from one disk/folder to another, To change the name of a File or Folder, To delete a File or Folder, To find a File or Folder

UNIT‐V
To see what’s on your Computer, To change the background of the Desktop, To set up a Screen Saver, To adjust the rate at which the Cursor Blinks, To send a File or Folder to a Disk, To move a File or Folder, Creating a Shortcut, To put a shortcut on the Desktop, To create a folder, To add a program to the Start or Programs Menu, To add a new Font to your computer, To adjust the playback volume.