HE3251 : Scientific Baking Methods

Department

Department of Home Economics

Academic Program

Bachelor in Home Economics

Type

Elective

Credits

01

Prerequisite

HE2213

Overview

cooking goods Identify the basic materials in making dough and methods of s, and the effect of water, fat, and flour, on the Rising material and their effect on the yield of baked goods. The effect of manufacturing processes on nutritional value. Consumption of time and effort when cooking. The ability to write reports and solve problems expected to occur during work. Laboratory project

Identify the basic tools and materials in making dough, and now the dough goes through, the scientific methods used in making different types of dough and baked goods, and identify the raw materials in the different dough mixture

Intended learning outcomes

If the student successfully completes the course, he will be able to

recognize the nutritional importance of grains and their products and identify the type and most important methods of baking, preservation storage, knowing the importance of each of the materials involved in making dough, and the impact of manufacturing processes on nutritional values

Teaching and learning methods

Lectures Laboratory, activities ,Panel discussion

Methods of assessments

First midterm exam 25%, Second midterm exam 25%, Final exam 50%