FOOD CHEMISTRY

FOODSCI 611

Chemistry of milk components (i.e. protein, lipids, carbohydrate, salts, enzymes) with an emhasis on chemical and physical changes that occur during the manufacture of a range of milk products (i.e. ice cream, butter, cheese). Dairy technology and microbiological quality.

FOODSCI 301

Introduction to the science and the technology of food manufacture. Covers the basic chemical, physical and microbiological properties of food and manipulation of these properties in the manufacture of food products.

FOODSCI 514

Molecular basis of food functional properties; impact of ingredients and processing on functional properties (texture, flavor, nutrition and structure); design of new or reformulating foods to meet specific quality expectations.

FOODSCI 412

Application of quantitative techniques to the determination of composition and quality of food products.

ANSCI/FOODSCI 711

Explores methods for interrogating structure-function relationships, molecular profiles, and microstructure of foods. Provides hands-on experience using computational approaches to model protein-small molecule interactions, analysis of small molecules using high-resolution MS, and protein composition and morphology with fluorescence spectroscopy and microscopy. Knowledge of food chemistry or organic chemistry (such asFOOD SCI 410,CHEM 341,343, or345) required.