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ASSESSMENT RECORD BOOK
SIT40521- Certificate IV in Kitchen Management
SITHKOP015- Design and cost menus
Student Details and Confirmation of Receipt of Unit Guide
Student ID
S8074179
Student Name
Nhu duc minh dinh
I have received a copy of Unit Guide
Student Signature
minh
Date
Assessment Cover Sheet
Plagiarism and Collusion
Plagiarism is copying or paraphrasing someone else’s work and presenting it as your own. This includes, but
is not limited to:
Presenting another person's work as your own work, this includes the work of other students.
Copying out parts of any work without acknowledging the source(s), for example - written text (direct copying or paraphrasing), diagrams, and audio-visual material (sound and image files)
"Washing" - using Google Translate or similar services to translate a plagiarised assessment into another language and then back again into English.
Using artificial intelligence models (e.g. ChatGPT and Copilot) to generate assessment content without acknowledging the use of the model
Submitting your own previously assessed work for a new assessment requirement.
Referencing is the way you acknowledge the work and ideas of others that you have used in your assessment, so that you do not plagiarise.
Collusion is working with others to complete an assessment when the assessment instructions indicate that it
is an individual task, and the teacher has not authorised the collaboration, for example presenting group work as your own. Consequences of Plagiarism and Collusion
If you are found to have plagiarised work you have submitted for assessment, one or all of the following actions may occur:
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Referral of the matter to the Senior Educator
/
Course Coordinator for direction with regard to further submission of the assessment, use of available support services such as Learning Hubs and/or recording the alleged plagiarism on your student file.
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Referral of the matter to the
Program Manager who may issue a written warning, require you to re-
submit your work for assessment or undertake another form of assessment such as oral questioning, and/or allocate a not yet competent result for the unit.
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Referral of the matter to the
Executive Director for suspension from the course and/or official disciplinary action.
Further information on Referencing and Plagiarism can be found here Referencing | Victoria University (vu.edu.au)
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Student Declaration
I declare that alI assessment tasks in this Assessment Record Book are:
my own work or the collaborative work of my group/team (where allowed in the assessment instructions)
original and have not been submitted for assessment elsewhere
If directed by my teacher, I have made a photocopy or electronic copy of my assignment, which I can produce if required.
Student Signature
Minh Assessment Record Book Template v2.5 November 2023
Victoria University, RTO Code 3113, CRICOS Provider No. 00124K (Melbourne) 02475D (Sydney & Brisbane)
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Assessment Task 1
Student Name Nhu duc minh dinh Student ID
S8074179
Date
Assessment Task Title: Knowledge questions
1.
List three sources of information you can use to obtain information on customer profile and food preferences.
Source 1
Customer interviews.
Source 2
Customer surveys.
Source 3
Sales data.
2.
Explain how the following customer profile will affect their food preference.
Customer profile
Food preference
Business people
Degustation , French fine dining , more high
quality food with formal place Family (customer with young children)
Buffet , a lot choice of food for everyone , causal place,
People celebrating special occasions
Set menu, or function service a lot number of people and easy to do large number of portion for a big event 3.
Research and document a minimum of three (3)
current and emerging contemporary dining
and food trends.
4.
You may use the online resources given to you as below, or use other sources of your choice. Provide reference
of your research. Online resources:
https://seasonedtraveller.com/best-of-lists/food-trends-2023
https://www.delicious.com.au/eat-out/latest-news/gallery/hottest-food-trends-2023/yl6gghxw
https://www.agfg.com.au/article/can-you-guess-whats-trending-in-chefhatted-restaurants-in-
2023
https://www.foodanddrinkbusiness.com.au/news/trends-forecast-for-2023
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Trends
Reference source
The Fusion Culinary Trend
https://www.tiptop-foodservice.com.au/insights/food-
trends-to-expect-in-2024
8. Big sharing dishes
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/biggest-
food-trends-2024
Zero-Waste Practices
https://www.tiptop-foodservice.com.au/insights/food-
trends-to-expect-in-2024
5.
Below are four most common menu types.
a.
Describe the characteristic of following menu styles
b.
What kind of establishment does each menu types suit?
Menu types
Description
Type of establishment Ala carte
Multiple dish with price of each dish Café, Restaurant, hotel Table d’hote
Set menu with 2 or more choice for each course Restaurant, function, event Buffet
Multiple dish with a lot of choice and pay by per person Hotel breakfast ,dinner
Degustation
A menu with more than course 4 Fine dining 6.
List two (2) situation that are suitable for a table d’hote menu.
Event and wedding 7.
Calculate the following Food Cost percentage for the following menu items.
Dish
Food Cost/portion
Selling Price
Food Cost %
Garlic bread
$0.90
$5.90
15.25%
Lemon tart
$1.95
$14.00
12.92%
Caesar salad
$56.00
$95.00
58.94%
8.
Calculate the yield weight and yield percentage for the following ingredients:
Ingredients
Purchase weight
Wastage weight
Yield weight (kg)
Yield %
Whole salmon
3.5kg
1.1kg
2.4kg 68.57%
Assessment Record Book Template v2.5 November 2023
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Brown onion
1.0kg 0.1kg
0.9kg 90%
Carrots
2.0kg
100 grams 1.9kg 95% 9.
Below is a sales data for main courses sold in a restaurant in the CBD. Dish
Portion sold
Roast chicken with roast
potato
73
Pork Schnitzel with coleslaw
81
Beef curry with rice
46
Lamb skewers with flat bread
35
Dish
Sales $
Food Cost %
Roast chicken with roast
potato
$35
32%
Pork Schnitzel with coleslaw
$32
29%
Beef curry with rice
$30
25%
Lamb skewers with flat bread
$38
38%
Analyse the data and answer the following questions:
a)
Which dish is the most popular?
b)
Which dish is the most profitable?
c)
Which dish/dishes will you revise? Suggest changes and provide justification for your answer.
a) Most popular
Pork Schnitzel with coleslaw
b) Most profitabl
e
Beef curry with rice
c)
Dish/es to revise and reason.
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10.A portion of hand-cut chips has food cost of $2.50 and a sale price of $9.00. What is the mark-up % for this menu item?
Mark-up% = profit ÷ cost x 100%
Enter response here: 9/2.5x100%=3.6%
11. Conduct research on ingredients that are abundance in each seasons listed below.
List a minimum of two (2) items on each categories.
You may use the following suggested links to assist with your research.
http://seasonalfoodguide.com/melbourne-victoria-seasonal-fresh-produce-guide-fruits-
vegetables-in-season-availability-australia.html
https://www.fishfiles.com.au/consuming/seasonality-calendar
https://www.sydneymarkets.com.au/markets/produce-market/whats-in-season/autumn.html
Winter
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Vegetables Artichokes
Asparagus
Basil
Celery
Fruits
Apple Berries
Melons
Grapes
Meat/Seafood/
others misc
Australian Salmon
Blue eye John dory Sea Mullet
12. List the at least two (2) benefit of using seasonal produce in your menu.
Enter response here:
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