HOTEL, RESTAURANT & TOURISM MANAGEMENT

CURRICULUM WORKSHEET

       Fall 2006             Not All Classes Listed Are Offered Each Semester

 

University Requirements at a Glance:                                                              HRTM Department Requirements at a Glance:

128 degree hours minimum required for graduation.                                     400 Hours Practical Work Experience -

54 credits must be completed at the  300 level or above.                                 Industry experience verified by employer letter on letterhead.

Basic skills requirement must be met to enroll in 300+ courses.                  400 Hour Internship -

                                                                                                                                Completed after all HRTM 200 and 300 level courses.

                                                                                                                                Must have Junior standing.

                                                                                                                                “C” or better required for ALL HRTM 300 and above courses.


 

 

STUDENT:____________________________________SSN:______________________________1ST Semester in HRTM:__________________

 

 

UNIVERSITY GENERAL ED. REQUIREMENTS (38 CR)

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DEPARTMENTAL REQUIREMENTS (42 CR)

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ENGLISH COMPOSITION (7 credits)

 

HRTM 201 Introduction to Tourism (3)

 

ENGL 111G Fr. Comp. (4) (Must earn a “C” or better.)

 

HRTM 221 Introduction to Hospitality Management (3)

 

ENGL 203G Bus. Comm. (3) OR

ENGL 211G Writ. Hum/SS (3) OR

ENGL 218G Tech/Sci. Comm (3)

 

HRTM 231 Safety, Sanitation/Health in the Hospitality Industry(2)

 

HRTM 263 Food Production and Service Fundamentals (3) 1+4

 

MATHEMATICS (3 credits)

 

HRTM 301 Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Marketing (3)

 

MATH 210G Math Apprec. (3) (Prereq. ENG 111)           

or any other approved MATH G course.

 

HRTM 302 Hospitality Management Accounting (3)

 

CRITICAL THINKING/ANALYSIS (6 credits)

 

HRTM 304 Hospitality & Travel Law (3)

 

AXED 201G Leadership & Comm. (3) OR

COMM 253G Public Speaking (3) OR

COMM 265G Princ. Hum. Comm. (3)

 

HRTM 307 Professional Development (1)

 

HRTM 311 Hospitality Leadership Management (3)

 

BCS 110G Intro. Comp. Info. Sys. (3) OR

AG E 250G Life w/Microcomputers (3) OR

CS 110G Computer Literacy (3)

 

HRTM 331 Hotel Operations I  (3)

 

HRTM 363 Quantity Food Production and Service(4) 2+4

 

HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES (3 credits) (See “G” List)

 

HRTM 408 Hospitality Internship (1)

 

 

 

HRTM 409 Internship Seminar (1)

 

BASIC NAT. SCIENCE W/LAB (4 credits) (See “G” List)

 

HRTM 410 Hospitality Cost Control (3)

 

 

 

HRTM 430 Hospitality Facilities Management (3)

 

HUMAN THOUGHT/BEHAVIOR (3 credits) (See “G” List)

 

HRTM 434 Senior Capstone (3) (Complete during final semester.)

 

 

 

NON-DEPARTMENTAL REQUIREMENTS (23 CR)

 

SOCIAL ANALYSIS (3 credits)

 

AGHE 111 Freshmen Orientation (1)

 

ECON 201G (OR ECON 251G & ECON 252G) (3)

 

SPAN 111 Elementary Spanish (4) or higher (Take placement test.)

 

LITERATURE AND FINE ARTS (3 credits) (See “G” List)

 

ACCT 252 Financial Accounting (3)

 

 

 

FIN 341 Financial Analysis & Markets (3)

 

VIEWING A WIDER WORLD (6 credits) (G)                   

 

ANY MKTG 300 & Above (3)

      

*Two VWW courses in two different colleges other than CAHE

 

E ST 311G Experimental Statistics (3)                                     (Students with Math 115 may substitute STAT 251.)

 

 

 

MGT 309 Human Behavior in Organizations (3)

 

 

 

MGT 332 Human Resources Management (3)

 

 

DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVES (Minimum 9 CR)

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PRACTICAL WORK EXPERIENCE

Choose one of the interest area recommendation groups as listed. All 300 level HRTM courses should be completed prior to enrolling in Departmental Electives.

 

 

Company:                                                                          Dates:

# of hours:

HOTEL MANAGEMENT

 

Company:                                                                           Dates:      

HRTM 431 Hotel Operations II (3)

 

# of hours:

HRTM 432 Hotel Revenue & Sales Management (3)

 

DEGREE CHECK (S):

HRTM  433 Training for Hospitality Operations (3)

 

 

HRTM  404 Gaming Operations (3)

 

Date:                               Advisor:

HRTM  412 Beverage Management (3)

 

Courses needed to graduate:

HRTM 413 Restaurant Operations Management (4) 1+6

 

Enrolled:                                         Needed:

HRTM 423 Hosp. & Tourism Research and Applications (3)

 

 

HRTM 443 Meetings, Conventions & Special Events (3)

 

 

RESTAURANT AND FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT

 

 

HRTM 412 Beverage Management (3) 

 

 

HRTM 413 Restaurant Operations Management (4) 1+6

 

 

HRTM 414  International Food & Wine (3)

 

Total Degree Hours (128):

HRTM 404 Gaming Operations (3)

 

Total Upper Division Hours (54):

HRTM 423 Hosp. & Tourism Research and Applications (3)

 

 

HRTM 433 Training for Hospitality Operations (3)

 

Department Head:

HRTM 443 Meetings, Conventions & Special Events (3)

 

 

OTHER HRTM ELECTIVES

 

Date:                                Advisor:

HRTM 310 Colloquium (1 - Repeat up to 2)

 

Courses needed to graduate:                                                  

 

 

Enrolled:                                                 Needed:

OPEN ELECTIVES (16CR)

Electives should be used to finish satisfying the 300 level and above requirement, and optional minor requirements.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total Degree Hours (128):

 

 

 

 

Total Upper Division Hours (54):

 

 

 

 

Department Head:

 

To Complete Minors in both Marketing and Business Administration:

 

If you have followed this curriculum worksheet you will only need to complete six more credits of approved Marketing course work.  These six credits will also apply to your open electives.  It is your responsibility to meet with an advisor in the Business Advising Center prior to pursuing the minors in order to complete the necessary paperwork.  Minors must be completed at the same time you complete your degree.                   

 

Other Minors:

 

A number of minors are available.  Other popular minors include Spanish and Management.