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9 Integrate knowledge, skills, and practices required for careers and family in food science.
   9.9.1 Analyze career paths within the food science industry.
      9.9.1.1 Evaluate jobs and preparation requirements for food science careers within the food science industry. (*9.1.1) (CCK&S)
      9.9.1.2 Assess personal qualification, interests, values, and educational food science preparation for employment in the industry and application for the home. (*9.1.3) (CCK&S)
   9.9.2 Analyze the interrelationship of food, nutrition, and science. (*9.3)
      9.9.2.1 Define the study of the science of food and nutrition. (CCK&S)
      9.9.2.2 Analyze various guidelines for good nutrition that promote the health of individuals at home, work, and community. (*9.3.6)
      9.9.2.3 Analyze and examine reliable sources of consumer food and nutrition information. (*9.3.2 and *9.3.4)
   9.9.3 Examine methods for use of the science laboratory to conduct and report results of food science experiments.
      9.9.3.1 Apply proper safety techniques for the laboratory.
      9.9.3.2 Practice good personal hygiene procedures. (*9.2.5)
      9.9.3.3 Identify the location and demonstrate the correct use of emergency equipment in the laboratory.
      9.9.3.4 Identify basic laboratory equipment, rules for usage, and performance techniques. (*9.5.4) (CCK&S)
      9.9.3.5 Demonstrate how to make accurate and precise laboratory measurements. (CCK&S)
      9.9.3.6 Demonstrate the use of the scientific methods when participating in food science and consumer experiences. (CCK&S)
   9.9.4 Evaluate the causes and prevention of food contamination and spoilage in industry and home. (*9.2)
      9.9.4.1 Identify sources and symptoms of food borne illness. (*9.2.1)
      9.9.4.2 Use the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point during all food handling processes to minimize the risk of food borne illness. (*9.2.4) (CCK&S)
      9.9.4.3 Use time, temperature, date markings, cross contamination, hand washing, and personal hygiene as criteria for safe food preparation. (*9.6.9)
      9.9.4.5 Explore the agencies that regulate food quality, protect consumer rights, and handle consumer complaints.
   9.9.5 Analyze methods used in food product development and marketing.
      9.9.5.1 Examine the sensory factors that make up the sensory characteristics for tasting food. (*9.5.6)
      9.9.5.2 Demonstrate controlled sensory tasting and rating techniques. (*9.5.7)
      9.9.5.3 Evaluate food label information.
      9.9.5.4 Calculate food cost and examine price point in food product development and marketing.
   9.9.6 Apply knowledge of metabolism and digestion to establish life-long habits of good nutrition.
      9.9.6.1 Analyze the relationship between calories, food, and energy.
      9.9.6.2 Examine the digestive system and the role of enzymes in digestion and food preparation.
   9.9.7 Evaluate a variety of changes, including chemical and physical, that affect food product quality.
      9.9.7.1 Relate differences in chemical and physical changes to the state of matter.
      9.9.7.2 Identify chemical symbols and use these symbols in writing chemical formulas and equations.
      9.9.7.3 Compare the process of heat transfer in cooking and baking processes.
      9.9.7.4 Demonstrate how the major leavening agents are used in foods and describe the actions observed.
      9.9.7.5 Demonstrate emulsification in food technology.
      9.9.7.6 Demonstrate the process of fermentation and explain the usage in food technology.
      9.9.7.7 Demonstrate the process of pasteurization and explain the usage in food technology.
   9.9.8 Apply science process skills when analyzing the structure and composition of food and their relationship to health and wellness.
      9.9.8.1 Explain the properties and functions of water.
      9.9.8.2 Analyze the structure and composition of carbohydrates and fiber.
      9.9.8.3 Analyze the properties and composition of lipids in relation to their function in food preparation and the body.
      9.9.8.4 Describe the chemical nature and molecular structure of protein and the functions of protein in food.
      9.9.8.5 Examine the types, functions, sources, and deficiencies of vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients.
      9.9.8.6 Describe and analyze the impact of acids and bases in foods.
   9.9.9 Analyze methods used and factors involved in the scientific process of food. (CCK&S)
      9.9.9.1 Examine the use of additives in food processing and preservation.
      9.9.9.2 Explain the process and conduct methods of food dehydration.
      9.9.9.3 Examine the process of curing.
      9.9.9.4 Identify and apply the science of freezing foods.
      9.9.9.5 Explain how irradiation preserves foods.
      9.9.9.6 Explore the impact of storing conditions on staling, rancidity, and molding.


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