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The objectives of the course are to develop basic concepts of owning an organization and understanding how to run a Business Organization effectively through efficient communication. The course will help you to establish and to face the future challenges of itself and help you to enjoy future opportunities of being a boss not a servant. Major areas which will be discuss in this course – critical analysis, kinds, theories, role, feature, Function, Importance & characteristic of various Entrepreneurship through effective uses and so on.

Course Title : Food Hygiene and Sanitation
Course Code : 530907
Credits : 03
Class Hours : 90

Course Objective: The course introduces the principles of hygiene and food safety management and the management principles that flow them. The course provides an introduction to the legal frameworks relevant to hygiene and food safety.

Chapters:
Chapter 1: Microbiology and Food Quality: Basic Microbiology; Common food; Borne micro-organisms; Characteristics of micro-organisms; Beneficial role of micro-organisms in food.
Chapter 2: Food Contamination and Spoilage: Food Contamination; Types of contaminants in food; Food spoilage; Reasons for food spoilage; Criteria for judging whether food is fit for consumption.
Chapter 3: Food Preservation: Basic principles of food preservation; Food additives; Preservatives; Antioxidants; Food emulsifiers; Food colors.
Chapter 4: Food-Borne Diseases: Diseases and their classification; Cross-contamination; Food-borne illness; Food poisoning; Food infections; Food allergies; Food adulteration.
Chapter 5: Personal Hygiene and Safety: Personal hygiene; Personal appearance; Sanitary practices; Protective clothing; Importance of rest; Exercise and recreation; Sanitation Codes.
Chapter 6: Cleaning Procedures: Cleaning and sanitizing; Necessity for an efficient cleaning program; Types of food soil; Water; Cleaning agents; Types of cleaning equipment- manual and mechanical; Pest control.
Chapter 7: Purchase and Storage of Food: Receiving and inspecting deliveries; Food storage; Temperature danger zone.
Chapter 8: Food Standard: Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP); Steps in HACCP; Identify CCPs; Sanitation Risk Management (SRM); BSTI; ISO; TQM; Zero Defect.

The course illustrates the way in which economists view the world. Students will learn about basic tools of micro- and macroeconomic analysis and, by applying them, they will understand the behavior of households, firms and government. Students will be able to identify and explain economic concepts and theories related to the behavior of economic agents, markets, industry and firm structures, legal institutions, social norms, and government policies.