Animal Science 4333 Processed Meats Sylabus
Course Information - Spring, 2006

Instructor: Dr. Brad Morgan
brad.morgan@okstate.edu
104B Animal Science
405 744-6616 (Office)
405 377-1603 (Home)

Secretary: Amy Doss
104 Animal Science
405 744 6616
See for appointment

Lab: Jake Nelson
jake.nelson@okstate.edu
204 FAPC
405 744 6329

Prerequisite: Animal Science 3033 or 3333

OBJECTIVES OF COURSE:
  • To identify and describe the basic physical and chemical components of meat and their influence on specific attributes of meat and meat products.
  • Describe the scientific and technological procedures involved in the processing of meat animals and preservation of meat products.
  • Describe the function, use and attributes of various non-meat ingredients in processed meat products .
  • Analyze and solve common meat processing technical problems using scientific principles and technology gained in Meat Processing
  • To incorporate proper sanitation practices while processing or performing analytical procedures to ensure wholesome products and (or) accurate results.
  • Develop a new processed meat product as well as generate a marketing campaign for this item.