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FOSC 304: Unit Operations in Food Processing II [Prerequisite FOSC 204]

Physical phenomena: Dehydration - introduction, drying rate theory, equipment; Chilling and freezing - theory and applications, Equipment; Evaporation - theory and applications, equipment, industrial applications; Theory and application of Reverse osmosis....

FOSC 303: Food Microbiology and Safety (Theory and Lab) [Prerequisite FOSC 202]

Cultural and morphological characteristics of microorganisms in food and water. Food ecosystem. Microbiological standards and control. Control of microorganisms in food. Microorganisms in food production, spoilage and safety. Food and water-borne diseases,...

FOSC 302: Food Chemistry II [Prerequisite CHEM 213, 233, 234]

Chemistry and functionality of food carbohydrates, proteins and lipids and the effect of processing on these. Enzymes in food processing.

FOSC 301: Food Chemistry I [Prerequisite CHEM 213, 233, 234]

The chemistry of water. Freezing and its effects on food quality. Water activity, sorption isotherms, and food storage and stability. Chemistry and application of food pigments and flavour components.

FOSC 300: Internship

A supervised 6-week (minimum) attachment to a food processing industry, food related research or regulatory organization or projects. A written report must be submitted for assessment.

FOSC 204: Unit Operations in Food Processing I [Prerequisite CHEM 213, FOSC 201]

Overview of the laws of conservation of mass and energy and concepts of materials and energy balance in food processing. Transport phenomena - Theory and applications of fluid flow; Heat transfer theory and applications and equipment. Mechanical operations -...

FOSC 202: General Microbiology (Theory & Lab)

An understanding of the basic principles of microbiology as well as the medical, agricultural, and other applied aspects of the field of microbiology. The structure, growth, nutrition, metabolism, genetics and diversity of microorganisms and methods used to...

FOSC 201: Fundamentals of Food Science and Technology

Historical development of food science. An introduction to the multidisciplinary nature of Food Science, showing how the integration of knowledge from several traditional disciplines such as chemistry, physics, biology microbiology, and engineering can be...

CHEM 271: Analytical Chemistry I

Quantitative treatment of ampholytes, (salts and amino acids), Buffer solutions, and very dilute solutions (≤ 10¯6M) of Bronsted-Lowry acids and bases; the Method of Successive Approximations; Electrochemistry - Electrode and galvanic cells; Nernst...

CHEM 234: Organic Chemistry II

Aldehydes and Ketones: Nucleophilic addition reactions; Carbanions. Carboxylic acids: Preparations and reactions. Carboxylic acid derivatives: Preparations;Amines: Preparations and Reactions

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