Food Hygiene (B-ODISEE-JPBWB1)

This is a translated version. Original version in Dutch.
3 ECTSDutch20 First termFirst term
Van Ursel Brigitte (coordinator) |  Devos Liesbet |  Van Ursel Brigitte
Kernteam Agro- en biotechnologie St-Niklaas

The learning outcomes for this course can be consulted here.

A. Previously required courses    

The general admission requirements and the order of enrolment are to be found in the Education and Examination regulations.
  
B. Required competences    

The student masters the skills as taught on a secondary education level.

 

Activities

3 ects. Food Hygiene (B-ODISEE-JLBWB1)

3 ECTSDutchFormat: Lecture20 First termFirst term
Devos Liesbet |  Van Ursel Brigitte
Kernteam Agro- en biotechnologie St-Niklaas

This course is part of the curriculum specific courses of the specialisation food technology.

The course covers the following subjects:

1. Micro-organisms (in raw materials and food products): bacteria, yeast, fungi, protozoa, viruses (and prions)

2. Macro-organisms (related to food): worms, rodents, insects and birds

3. Food infection and intoxication

4. Contamination of food products, as well as prevention

Study material can be consulted here.    

 

Course is taught in Dutch.

Digital learning

Lectures

  • (Recorded) Power point presentations available on Toledo
  • Classes take place on campus.

Distance education: monitored self study. Bachelor Degree students via Distance Education review the study material on an independent basis and will be in contact with their fellow students (distance learning platforms). Student coaching sessions during the semester (in the evening) will allow you to ask questions about the theory.

Evaluation

(B-ODISEE-H72993)

Type : Exam during the examination period
Description of evaluation : Written
Type of questions : Multiple choice, Closed questions, Open questions
Learning material : Calculator

AssessmentGrading scale
TOTAL1-20/20 scale

The final grade for this course is achieved on the written exam. 

Distance Learning: The exam is normally planned on weekday evenings.

The information presented here regarding the organization of classes and evaluation modalities may change at any time. All changes will be communicated via Toledo, stating the correct information which should be applied (at all times).

Same modality as in the first exam opportunity.