Food Quality I
Objectives
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General characterization
Code
10756
Credits
6.0
Responsible teacher
Ana Luísa Almaça da Cruz Fernando, Ana Lúcia Monteiro Durão Leitão
Hours
Weekly - 5
Total - 70
Teaching language
Português
Prerequisites
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Bibliography
Nielsen, S. S. (2003) Food Analysis (Food Science Texts Series), Nielsen, S. S. (Ed.), Springer (Pubs.), 3rd edition, 536 pp (ISBN 0306474956)
Borwankar, R., Shoemaker, C.F., (1993) Rheology of Foods, Elsevier Science Ltd (Ed.), 168 pp (ISBN: 1851668772)
Belitz, H.-D., Grosch, W., Schieberle, P., Burghagen, M.M. (2004) Food Chemistry, Third Edition , Springer (Ed.), 1071 pp (ISBN 3540408185)
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (1996) Legislation Covering Food Control & Quality Certification: - (FAO legislative study) Bernan Assoc. (Ed.), 125 pp (ISBN 925103494X)
R. Paul Singh and Dennis, R. Heldman (2008) Introduction to Food Engineering (Food Science and Technology), Academic Press (Ed.), 4th Edition, 864 pp (978-0123709004)
Teaching method
Theoretical sessions with datashow. Practical laboratorial sessions.
Evaluation method
- Continuous assessment with 4 elements of evaluation:
Theoretical-Practical Evaluation: 2 Tests (each one 35% to the final grade). Weighted average of the 2 elements of evaluation must be equal or higher than 9.5 values (scale of 20).
Laboratorial Evaluation: Assiduity of the practical laboratorial sessions; elaboration and discussion of one practical report (20% to the final grade); 1 Mini-Test (the presence in the classes of Module is mandatory to have access to the mini-test) (10% to the final grade).
Frequency is obtained with the presence in 2/3 of practical classes.
Final rating: (0.70*Theoretical-Practical Evaluation) + (0.30*Laboratorial Evaluation). Approval is obtained with a minimum score of 9.5 (scale of 20).
- Students without approval on the continuous assessment examination can proceed to the final exam, with the classification being defined by: 0.70 *Exam + 0.30*Classification of the laboratorial evaluation. Approval with a minimum score of 9.5 (scale of 20).
- Improvement of the classification requires a registration in the schedule examination period. The classification of the laboratorial evaluation cannot be improved and follows in the next year.
Subject matter
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