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The course is designed to give an overview of foods and their basic components important for human nutrition. Attention is paid to selected processes of food raw materials processing and the influence of these processes on the nutritional and sensory properties of food. The course also introduces the basic apparatuses used in food production. The appropriate packaging and storage of food is also solved.
Last update: Pour Vladimír (15.04.2025)
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Successful completion of written and oral exams. Last update: Pour Vladimír (15.04.2025)
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Lectures, exercises, consultations. Study materials are available on e-learning. . Last update: Pour Vladimír (15.04.2025)
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Learning outcomes are assessed through a test and the completion of an individual project. Last update: Sluková Marcela (13.01.2026)
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1. Nutrition I - characteristics of food ingredients, nutritional and processing properties of food. 2. Nutrition II - nutrition recommendations, nutrition and health claims, labelling and calculation of the nutritional value of foods. 3. Process chemistry - reactions of proteins, carbohydrates and fats in food processing and storage. 4. Physical properties of foods I - texture, mechanical and rheological properties. 5. Physical properties of foods II - colloidal stability of foods: sedimentation, aggregation, phase separation, gel formation, surface properties, emulsifiers, emulsions, foams. 6. Processes I - overview of processes and equipment for transport of food raw materials, disintegration of solids and homogenization of liquids; processes with minimal thermal processing: disintegration, sieving, mixing, pressing, filtration. 7. Processes II - overview of mass transfer processes and equipment for separation and isolation of food components; extraction, membrane separation, crystallization. 8. Processes III - overview of processes and equipment for heat and cooling treatment of food, evaporation of water and drying of food; heat transfer, drying. 9. Functional elements and technical materials (metal and non-metal materials) used in food production. 10. Food processing devices in food production. 11. Principles of food preservation I. 12. Principles of food preservation II. 13. Packages and food packaging technology. 14. Reserve.
Last update: Pour Vladimír (15.04.2025)
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e-learning, subject Food and Nutrition https://e-learning.vscht.cz/ Last update: Pour Vladimír (15.04.2025)
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Students will be able to: assess the influence of the most important technological/manufacturing processes on the nutritional and sensory properties of food. describe the changes in food nutrients during the processing. basic principles of food preservation, preservation methods and have an overview of packaging materials. students will gain an overview of the basic functional elements and equipment used in food processing plants. Last update: Pour Vladimír (15.04.2025)
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Food Chemistry; Biochemistry I; Physical Chemistry; Chemical Engineering I (A) Last update: Pour Vladimír (15.04.2025)
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Biochemistry, Food chemistry, Food(or chemical) engineering Last update: Cibulková Jana (24.02.2025)
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