PDQ-31306 Predicting Food Quality
Course
Credits 6.00
Teaching method | Contact hours |
Lectures | 12 |
Learning supported by IT | |
Practical extensively supervised | 36 |
Tutorial | 24 |
Course coordinator(s) | prof. dr. ir. MAJS van Boekel |
Lecturer(s) | prof. dr. ir. MAJS van Boekel |
prof. dr. ir. AJ van der Goot | |
Examiner(s) | prof. dr. ir. MAJS van Boekel |
Language of instruction:
English
Assumed knowledge on:
Signals and Systems Modelling, Introduction Statistics, Food Processing/Chemistry, Microbiology/Physics
Contents:
The course focusses on the building and the use of mathematical models for prediction of food quality attributes, to be used for process and product design including the prediction of uncertainty.
Learning outcomes:
At the end of this course a student is expected to be able to:
- recognise the possibilities and limitations of mathematical methods;
- to build and apply mathematical methods for food science and technological problems.
Activities:
- class teaching of basic principles;
- case-studies using ICT;
- practicals using PC's.
Examination:
The final mark is built up upon a written examination (50%) and the case-study (50%); each element should have at least the mark 5.5.
Literature:
Reader.
Programme | Phase | Specialization | Period | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Compulsory for: | MFT | Food Technology | MSc | C: Product Design | 5MO |
Restricted Optional for: | MFT | Food Technology | MSc | B: Food Innovation and Management | 5MO |
MFT | Food Technology | MSc | E: Dairy Science and Technology | 5MO | |
MFT | Food Technology | MSc | D: Ingredient Functionality | 5MO | |
MFT | Food Technology | MSc | H: Sustainable Food Processing | 5MO |