This course discusses introductory concepts of nutrition, energy, carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, fluids and electrolytes, digestion, absorption and metabolism of nutrients, exchangeable food ingredients
Discussion of the types and properties of food ingredients, both physical and chemical and their changes (raw-cooked ingredients, browning reactions), practice of analyzing changes in
Discusses the needs assessment process, program development, implementation and evaluation stages of nutrition programs in the community based on solving existing nutritional problems. Starting with
Discusses the needs assessment process, program development, implementation and evaluation stages of nutrition programs in the community based on solving existing nutritional problems. Starting with
Discusses the needs assessment process, program development, implementation and evaluation stages of nutrition programs in the community based on solving existing nutritional problems. Starting with
This course is an introduction to the nature of Civics which is continued by discussing national identity; national integration; constitution; obligations and rights of the