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Technology of specific products

Course Summary: Technology of Specific Products

This course equips trainees with knowledge and practical skills in the processing and production of specific products, particularly within the food and manufacturing industry. It covers the selection and evaluation of raw materials, processing methods, equipment operation, quality control, packaging, storage, hygiene, and safety standards. Emphasis is placed on applying appropriate technologies, complying with regulatory requirements, and producing safe, high-quality products suitable for the market. The course prepares trainees for hands-on industrial practice and self-employment opportunities.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, the trainees should be able to:

 1.Identify and evaluate raw materials used in the production of specific products.

2.Explain processing techniques and technologies used for different products.

3.Operate basic processing equipment and tools safely and efficiently.

4.Apply quality control measures during production and processing.

5.Demonstrate proper hygiene, safety, and sanitation practices in the workplace.

6.Select appropriate packaging, labeling, and storage methods for finished products.

7.Comply with relevant industry regulations and standards.

8.Solve common processing problems encountered during product manufacture.

9.Sample Interactive Learning Activities

10.Product Demonstration Session trainees observe and participate in step-by-step processing of a specific product (e.g., cereal products, dairy, or beverages).

core topics

1.Evaluation of raw  materials 

2.processing procedures 

3.principles used in food processing 

Group Practical Work

Trainees work in small groups to process a product, assign roles, and document each production stage.

Case Studies and Problem-Solving Tasks

Trainees analyze real-life production challenges (e.g., spoilage, poor packaging) and propose solutions.

Raw Material Evaluation Activity

Trainees s inspect and compare raw materials based on quality attributes such as freshness, moisture content, and safety.

Quality Control Checklists

Trainees develop and use simple quality control checklists during practical sessions.

Interactive Discussions and Q&A

Facilitated discussions on production errors, hygiene practices, and improvement strategies.

Mini Projects

Trainees design a simple production plan for a specific product, including processing steps, equipment, and packaging.