Successful completion of the course will allow you to:
• Apply general legal principles to particular facts and situations
• Demonstrate familiarity with different areas of law applicable to hospitality
• Identify and analyze issues created by the application of law to hospitality
operations.Successful completion of the course will allow you to:
• Apply general legal principles to particular facts and situations
• Demonstrate familiarity with different areas of law applicable to hospitality
• Identify and analyze issues created by the application of law to hospitality
operations.
Understanding of Law about Hospitality Management.
Understanding of Law about Hospitality Management.
• 尹章華 (2001)，旅館餐飲法律實務，永然文化出版公司, I S B N：9574851095, 02-23460809
• Morris, Cournoyer & Marshall( 2008 ) 7th Ed., Hotel, Restaurant, and Travel Law: A
Preventative Approach
• Yin Zhanghua (2001), Hotel catering law practice, Yongran Culture Publishing Company, I S B N: 9574851095, 02-23460809
• Morris, Cournoyer & Marshall( 2008 ) 7th Ed., Hotel, Restaurant, and Travel Law: A
Preventative Approach
| 評分項目 Grading Method | 配分比例 Grading percentage | 說明 Description |
|---|---|---|
| Class Participation and AttendanceClass Participation and Attendance Class Participation and Attendance |
20 | If you are absent THREE times throughout the semester without a legitimate reason, you will be penalized with FIVE point deduction off your final grade. |
| Final Exam/Mid TermFinal Exam/Mid Term Final Exam/Mid Term |
40 | Candidates, who attempt to view the papers of the other candidates, or disturb other candidates in any way, will result in the withdrawal of the test paper and zero points given for the test(a). |
| Group PresentationGroup Presentation Group Presentation |
20 | Group report is designed to give students an opportunity to be innovative and apply the concepts learned in class to their project. |
| Pop exams/Homework AssignmentPop exams/Homework Assignment Pop exams/Homework Assignment |
20 | Homework Assignments/ will be given throughout the semester; they are short exercises to help you understand and apply the concepts and theories discussed in class. |
