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FOOD TECHNOLOGY

World of FOOD TECHNOLOGY

B.Tech IN FOOD TECHNOLOGY

Food Technology (Food Tech.) is the application of food science to the selection, preservation, processing and packaging of raw produce or the value added, safe, nutritious and wholesome food fit for distribution and consumption. Food Science is a discipline concerned with all the technical aspects of food, beginning with harvest or slaughtering or milking or catching and ending with its processing and consumption. Higher level of processing in Food Processing Sector helps in reduction of wastage, improves value addition, ensures better returns to farmers and promotes employment. This sector also addresses critical issues of food and nutritional security & food inflation and provides wholesome nutritious food to the masses.

 

Hence, the remarkable growth of the Indian Food Industry has created the need for qualified and trained personnel in the fields of food technology and engineering, food quality analysis, packaging, storage, cold chain management and safety. Considering this, the Department of Food Technology was started in the year 2021, offering a  degree program – Bachelor of  Food Technology. The Department was established with well furnished laboratories of Food Microbiology and Food Chemistry.

The degree program is designed to study the physical, chemical and microbiological aspects of food materials and unit operations involved in processing them. The students are trained in the areas of food microbiology, processing, preservation, packaging and value addition of food, for complete food supply chain management from farm to fork. The main focus of our department is in to processing and preservation, which involved stabilizing and sterilizing foods, preventing spoilage and preventing nutrients in food for prolonged periods of time, more specifically adopting traditional and technological advancement in processing of food.

The Department has a student association – SAMYOGA,  inaugurated on 07/7/2022, by Dr. Aashithosh A Inamdhar, Hon. Vice President AFSTI, HQ (Sr. Principal Scientist, Flour Milling, CFTRI, Mysore). The purpose of the association is to enable the students to explore and develop management, leadership and research skills by organizing various activities related to their program

Jobs type for a Food Technology Graduate

  • • Food technologist
  • • Nutritional therapist
  • • Product/process development scientist
  • • Quality manager
  • • Regulatory affairs officer
  • • Scientific laboratory technician
  • • Technical brewer
  • • Jobs where your degree would be useful include:
  • • Production manager
  • • Purchasing manager
  • • Research scientist (life sciences)
  • • Toxicologist

 

 

Food Technology Recruiters

 

 

  • • Dabur India
  • • ITC Limited
  • • Agro Tech Foods
  • • Parle Products Pvt. Ltd.
  • • Cadbury India Ltd.
  • • Nestle India Pvt. Ltd.
  • • PepsiCo India Holdings
  • • Britannia Industries Ltd.
  • • Hindustan Unilever Limited
  • • Godrej Industries Limited

Head of the Department

Dr Thara C M, Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Food Technology. She pursued her PhD from University of Kerala in 2019 with specialization in Food and Nutrition, completed her PG from Kerala Agricultural University in 2002 with specialization in Food Science and Nutrition. Started her career in 2003, she has 9 years of experience as Dietitian and Nutritionist, 8 years of teaching experience and 5 years of research experience. Guided several UG projects and PG thesis works of students including KSCSTE funded projects under University of Kerala. She also served as IGNOU Academic Counsellor for 2 years. Published several research papers in national and international journals and presented papers in various conferences nationally and internationally. She serves as the Secretary of Association of Food Scientists and Technologists India (AFSTI) Kollam Chapter. She was the Local Convenor for the 29th ICFoST held at Trivandrum during January 2023. She is actively involved in various community awareness activities as resource person for the programmes organized by State and Central Government related to  NetProFaN, AFSTI and Eat Right India.

Dr.Thara C.M

  • Associate Professor and HoD
  • PhD ( Science- Food and Nutrition)

Prof.Shema Henna Mathew

  • Asst Professor
  • M.Tech

Prof.Santhi Somaraj

  • Asst Professor
  • M.Tech
Vision

To produce competent and dynamic professionals in the field of Computer Applications to thrive and cater the changing needs of the society through research and education.


Mission
1. To impart high quality technical education and knowledge in Computer Applications.
2. To introduce moral, ethical and social values to Computer Application students.
3. To establish industry institute interaction to enhance the skills of Computer Application students.
4. To promote research aimed towards betterment of society.

PEO1: Preparing postgraduate students to excel in their career and permeate a desire for continuous learning by providing conducive teaching and learning process in core and emerging areas.

PEO2: Preparing post graduate students to analyze and design solutions to real life problems that are technically sound, economically feasible and socially acceptable.

PEO3: Preparing post graduate students to exhibit professionalism, ethical attitude, and effective communication skills with social commitments and adapt themselves to lifelong learning.

PSO1: Ability to apply analytics through research methodology for complex computing problems and provide valid conclusions
PSO2: Understand the technological developments in the usage of modern design and development tools to analyze and design variety of applications
  1. Computational Knowledge – Apply knowledge of computing, mathematics, principles of accounting, management and fundamentals of software engineering appropriate to the discipline.
  2. Problem Analysis – Identify and analyse problems and formulate the requirements appropriate to its solution.
  3. Design Development of Solutions – Design, implement and evaluate a computer based system to meet the desired needs.
  4. Conduct Investigations of Complex Computing Problems – Conduct investigations and experiments to analyze and interpret data of complex applications to find valid solutions.
  5. Modern Tool Usage – Select and apply current trends, techniques and modern tools that suit the computing requirements.
  6. Professional Ethics – Understand professional, ethical, security and social issues, work with appropriate societal and environmental considerations
  7. Lifelong learning – Build up the passion for continuing professional development.
  8. Project Management and Finance – Incorporate scientific, financial and management principles for the development of feasible projects.
  9. Communication Efficacy – Communicate effectively across multidisciplinary teams to accomplish a common goal.
  10. Societal and Environmental concern – Develop systems that meet the desired solutions considering societal and environmental factors.
  11. Individual and Team work -Work individually and in teams for the fulfilment of the desired task.
  12. Innovation and Entrepreneurship – Create a culture that focus on Innovation and Entrepreneurship
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