ECTS Course Catalogue
Course details
Course code:
NTSS20108f12Semester:
2012/2013 winterName:
Pasta Production TechnologyMajor:
Food Technology and NutritionStudy Type:
second cycleCourse type:
optionalStudy Semester:
2ECTS points:
1Hours (Lectures / Tutorials / Other):
15 / 0 / 0Lecturer:
dr inż. Radosław SpychajLanguage of instruction:
PolishLearning outcomes:
Knowledge:
After completing the course student knows composition and properties of the raw materials used to pasta production. Explains the technical conditions, sanitation, and is characterized by processes during the manufacture of pasta products.
Skills:
Student determines the quality and usefulness of raw pasta and decides their usefulness in the production process. Shall undertake an evaluation the composition and quality of pasta products.
Competences:
Social skills (Attitude):
The student is aware of the reasons for the reduced product quality. Takes care to observe the conditions and parameters of technological processes that affect the quality of finished products. Demonstrates openness to new ideas in the field of personal development.
Prerequisites:
General Food Technology, Cereal Technology ICourse content:
Properties and classification of pasta products. Characteristics of basic raw materials used in the production of pasta. Pasta manufacturing process steps. Production of instant noodles, fresh and precooking. Methods for evaluation of pasta.Recommended literature:
1. Mościcki L., Mitrus M., Wójtowicz A., Technika ekstruzji w przemyśle rolno-spożywczym. PWRiL 2007; 2. Popper L., Schafer W., Freud W., Future of flour. AgriMedia 2006; 3. Kill R.C.; Turnbull K. Pasta and semolina technology Bleckwell Science 2001; 4. Kruger J. E., Matsuo R. B., Dick J. W., Pasta and noodle Technology AACC Inc. 1998; 5. Obuchowski W. Technologia przemysłowej produkcji makaronów. Wyd. AR Poznań 1997; 6. Fabriani G., Lintas C., Durum wheat: chemistry and technology. AACC Inc. 1988; 7. Nazarow N. I., Technologia produkcji makaronów. WN-T 1972; 8. Przegląd Zbożowo-Młynarski.Assessment methods:
written examComment:
Course can be carried out during 1st semester (summer)