About
General Course Information
The iMoox-course Food Biotechnology is a mandatory preparative course
for the correspondent lecture of the master study program Biotechnology
at Graz University of Technology. This course gives an overview of the
most common processes that are used for food manufacturing.
Content
Course Content
- Module 1: Food fermentations
- Module 2: Alcoholic fermentation
- Module 3: Acetic acid fermentation
- Module 4: Yoghurt production
- Module 5: Vegetables fermentation
- Module 6: Enzymes for food production
- Module 7: Mushrooms
Previous Knowledge
Basic knowledge of biochemistry and microbial metabolism is expected.Certificate
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Licence
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ECTS-credit points
Note: This MOOC is available publicly and free.
This MOOC is also offered as part of the lecture "Food Biotechnology", which is provided at Graz University of Technology (TU Graz). As a prerequisite to attend the lecture it is necessary to be registered at TU Graz. In this case no additional registration for the course is necessary and the login is with your eduID. Each module includes a self-assessment. For a positive evaluation of the MOOC it is necessary to finish all the modules with 75 % correct response.
Course Instructor
Michael Murkovic
Michael Murkovic has studied Technical Chemistry at Graz University of Technology and specialized in the field of biotechnology. After finishing his PhD he was post doc at ETH Zürich and was later employed by an industrial antibiotics producer in the R&D department. In 1993 he became a member of staff of Graz University of Technology in the field of Food Chemistry. His main research interest is in the formation of carcinogenic compounds during heating of foods.Login & Enrol Currently: 744 Participants
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