Texas Correlations CEV Pathway: Food Products/Processing Systems



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Pathways for Career Success Texas Correlations CEV Pathway: Food Products/Processing Systems Meets 100% of TEKS standards for:

Correlations For: Food Products/Processing Systems Pathway New Course: Subject CTE (a) General Requirements. This course is recommended for students in Grades 10-12. (b) Introduction. To be prepared for careers in value-added and food processing systems, students need to attain academic skills and knowledge, acquire technical knowledge and skills related to value-added and food processing and the workplace, and develop knowledge and skills regarding career opportunities, entry requirements, and industry expectations. To prepare for success, students need opportunities to learn, reinforce, apply, and transfer their knowledge and skills and technologies in a variety of settings. This course examines the food technology industry as it relates to food production, handling, and safety. (c) Knowledge and Skills. (1) The student explains the impact of food science systems. The student is (1) The student explains the impact of food science systems. The student is (1) The student explains the impact of food science systems. The student is Page 1 of 11 (A) know the significance of food science systems; (B) define trends in food production, world population, and supply and demand for food products; (C) research trends in animal and food science research; and 4 Basic Food & Fiber Science 4 World Agriculture & Population: Seeking a Balance for Survival 4 World Agriculture & Population: Seeking a Balance for Survival

(1) The student explains the impact of food science systems. The student is (2) The student analyzes the nutritive value of food constituents. The student is (2) The student analyzes the nutritive value of food constituents. The student is (2) The student analyzes the nutritive value of food constituents. The student is (3) The student identifies procedures and regulations for sanitation and safety in the food industry. The student is (3) The student identifies procedures and regulations for sanitation and safety in the food industry. The student is (3) The student identifies procedures and regulations for sanitation and safety in the food industry. The student is (3) The student identifies procedures and regulations for sanitation and safety in the food industry. The student is (D) evaluate the relationship between biotechnology and the food science industry. (A) define the terms used in food technology; (B) compare and contrast the nutritive value of food groups; and (C) apply data and measurements to solve a problem related to food processing. (A) identify food industry inspection standards, including hazard analysis and critical control points; (B) describe procedures for insect and rodent control; (C) identify appropriate chemicals used in the food industry; and (D) assess conditions with regard to safety and health. 4 World Agriculture & Population: Seeking a Balance for Survival Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 1 Food Industry Safety 1 Basic Food & Fiber Science 1 Poultry Processing Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 1 Food Industry Safety Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 1 Food Sanitation: Insects & Rodents Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 1 Food Sanitation: Insects & Rodents Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 1 Food Industry Safety Page 2 of 11

(4) The student identifies safety and governmental regulations involved in the processing and labeling of foods. The student is expected to: (4) The student identifies safety and governmental regulations involved in the processing and labeling of foods. The student is expected to: (4) The student identifies safety and governmental regulations involved in the processing and labeling of foods. The student is expected to: (4) The student identifies safety and governmental regulations involved in the processing and labeling of foods. The student is expected to: (5) The student compares and contrasts issues affecting the food science industry, including biotechnology, employment, safety, environmental, and animal welfare, to demonstrate an understanding of the trends and issues important to careers in the food science industry. The student is (A) research regulations dealing with preserving red meat, poultry, and fish; (B) describe packaging, labeling, and storage requirements for red meat, poultry, and fish; (C) explain the impact of temperature in food preservation; and (D) compare and contrast packaging requirements. (A) select solutions for different environmental issues; Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 3 Food Safety Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 3 Food Safety Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 3 Food Safety Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 3 Food Safety Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 1, 5 Government's Role in Food, Food Sanitation: Insects & Rodents, Would Your Restaurant Kitchen Pass Inspection? Page 3 of 11

(5) The student compares and contrasts issues affecting the food science industry, including biotechnology, employment, safety, environmental, and animal welfare, to demonstrate an understanding of the trends and issues important to careers in the food science industry. The student is (B) identify issues affecting food science; ; Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 3;3 EXCEL Beef Plant: Slaughter, EXCEL Pork Plant: Slaughter; Food Safety (5) The student compares and contrasts issues affecting the food science industry, including biotechnology, employment, safety, environmental, and animal welfare, to demonstrate an understanding of the trends and issues important to careers in the food science industry. The student is (C) research history and policies related to the issue; Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 1 Government's Role in Food Page 4 of 11

(5) The student compares and contrasts issues affecting the food science industry, including biotechnology, employment, safety, environmental, and animal welfare, to demonstrate an understanding of the trends and issues important to careers in the food science industry. The student is (D) analyze and defend solutions for different environmental issues; and Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 1, 3, 5 Food Sanitation: Insects & Rodents, Food Safety, Would Your Restaurant Kitchen Pass Inspection? (5) The student compares and contrasts issues affecting the food science industry, including biotechnology, employment, safety, environmental, and animal welfare, to demonstrate an understanding of the trends and issues important to careers in the food science industry. The student is (E) learn economic principles in order to apply them to food science systems such as supply, demand, and profit. 4 World Agriculture & Population: Seeking a Balance for Survival (6) The student describes the red meats and their by-products. The student is (A) describe preparing livestock carcasses for market; 3, 5 EXCEL Beef Plant: Slaughter, EXCEL Pork Plant: Slaughter, Beef Carcass Fabrication, Pork & Lamb Carcass Fabrication Page 5 of 11

(6) The student describes the (B) describe United States Department 3, 5 EXCEL Beef Plant: Slaughter, EXCEL of Agriculture inspection and grading red procedures; meats and their by-products. The student is Pork Plant: Slaughter, Beef Carcass Fabrication, Pork & Lamb Carcass Fabrication (6) The student describes the red meats and their by-products. The student is (C) identify wholesale and retail cuts; Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 2, 4 Meat Judging & Grading, Meat Cut ID (6) The student describes the red meats and their by-products. The student is (D) evaluate and grade beef, pork, and lamb carcasses and wholesale cuts; and Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 2 Meat Judging & Grading (6) The student describes the red meats and their by-products. The student is (E) identify methods of fabricating and marketing processed meats. 5 Beef Carcass Fabrication, Pork & Lamb Carcass Fabrication (7) The student describes the eggs, poultry, and fish and their by-products. The student is (A) describe processing techniques; ; Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 1, 7; 1 Poultry Processing, Field Trip: Egg Production; Grades & Classes: Seafood & Fish Page 6 of 11

(7) The student describes the (B) demonstrate poultry and retail cuts Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 6 Evaluating Ready-to-Cook Turkeys & evaluation; Broilers, ID of Poultry Parts & Patty Judging eggs, poultry, and fish and their by-products. The student is (7) The student describes the eggs, poultry, and fish and their by-products. The student is (C) identify grades and classes of eggs, poultry, fish, and seafood; ; Food Safety, Monitoring, & Regulation 1, 7; 1, 5 Poultry Processing, Field Trip: Egg Production; Grades & Classes: Seafood & Fish, Egg Grading (7) The student describes the eggs, poultry, and fish and their by-products. The student is (D) fabricate specialty and value-added products; Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 1 Value Added & Specialty Products (7) The student describes the eggs, poultry, and fish and their by-products. The student is (7) The student describes the eggs, poultry, and fish and their by-products. The student is (E) know quality and portion control procedures; and (F) describe marketing procedures for eggs, poultry, fish, and seafood. ; Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation ; Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 1; 1, 5 Poultry Processing; Grades & Classes: Seafood & Fish, Egg Grading 1; 1 Poultry Processing, Field Trip: Egg Production; Grades & Classes: Seafood & Fish Page 7 of 11

(8) The student describes the (A) identify, classify, and grade fruits, 6, 7 Field Trip: Almonds, Field Trip: Grapes, nuts, and vegetables; fruits, nuts, and vegetables and their by-products. The student is Field Trip: San Joaquin, Field Trip: Stone Fruit, Field Trip: Walnuts (8) The student describes the fruits, nuts, and vegetables and their by-products. The student is (8) The student describes the fruits, nuts, and vegetables and their by-products. The student is (B) demonstrate trimming, washing, waxing, peeling, blanching, and other marketing techniques; (C) research critical issues in transporting, receiving, and storing fruits, nuts, and vegetables; and 6, 7 Field Trip: Almonds, Field Trip: Grapes, Field Trip: San Joaquin, Field Trip: Stone Fruit, Field Trip: Walnuts 6, 7 Field Trip: Almonds, Field Trip: Grapes, Field Trip: San Joaquin, Field Trip: Stone Fruit, Field Trip: Walnuts (8) The student describes the fruits, nuts, and vegetables and their by-products. The student is (D) discuss preserving, packaging, and storing fruits, nuts, and vegetables. Food Safety, Monitoring & Regulation 3 Food Safety (9) The student describes the (A) describe methods of preparing milk for processing; milk and dairy products for distribution. The student is 4, 6 The Cheeseburger, Field Trip: Blue Bell Ice Cream, Field Trip: Dairy Industry Page 8 of 11

(9) The student describes the milk and dairy products for distribution. The student is (9) The student describes the milk and dairy products for distribution. The student is (9) The student describes the milk and dairy products for distribution. The student is (9) The student describes the milk and dairy products for distribution. The student is (10) The student learns the employability characteristics of a successful employee. The student is (10) The student learns the employability characteristics of a successful employee. The student is (10) The student learns the employability characteristics of a successful employee. The student is (B) evaluate methods of processing milk and dairy products; (C) identify cultured milk products and frozen dairy desserts; (D) process, classify, and grade cheese; and (E) identify dairy products. (A) locate and identify career opportunities that appeal to personal career goals; (B) apply competencies related to resources, information, interpersonal skills, and systems of operation of valueadded and food processing; (C) demonstrate knowledge of personal and occupational health and safety practices in the workplace; Core Competency Disc Core Competency Disc Core Competency Disc 1, 6 Cheese Production, Field Trip: Blue Bell Ice Cream, Field Trip: Dairy Industry 1, 6 Cheese Production, Field Trip: Blue Bell Ice Cream 1 Cheese Production 1, 6 Cheese Production, Field Trip: Blue Bell Ice Cream Skills For Real World Survival Skills For Real World Survival Workplace Issues Page 9 of 11

(10) The student learns the employability characteristics of a successful employee. The student is (10) The student learns the employability characteristics of a successful employee. The student is (11) The student develops an improved supervised agriculture experience program as it relates to agriculture, food, and natural resources. The student is (D) identify employers' expectations, appropriate work habits, and good citizenship skills; and (E) access and navigate the Internet for research. (A) plan, propose, conduct, and evaluate N/A entrepreneurship; placement; exploratory; research, either experimental or analytical; improvement; supplementary; laboratory-based; or other identified, supervised agricultural experience as an experiential learning activity; Core Competency Disc Core Competency Disc N/A N/A Jobs, Careers and Education Skills For Real World Survival (11) The student develops an improved supervised agriculture experience program as it relates to agriculture, food, and natural resources. The student is (11) The student develops an improved supervised agriculture experience program as it relates to agriculture, food, and natural resources. The student is (11) The student develops an improved supervised agriculture experience program as it relates to agriculture, food, and natural resources. The student is (B) apply proper record-keeping skills as they relate to a supervised experience; (C) design and use a customized recordkeeping system for the individual supervised experience; (D) participate in youth leadership opportunities to create a well-rounded experience program in agriculture; and N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Page 10 of 11

(11) The student develops an improved supervised agriculture experience program as it relates to agriculture, food, and natural resources. The student is (E) produce a challenging approach for a local program of activities in agriculture. N/A N/A N/A Page 11 of 11