Universidad de Jaén

Item 1: Components of olive oil: general analysis applications. Composition of olive oil: fatty acids, triglycerides and minor components. Unsaponifiable. Changes in the composition of olive oil because of its treatment. Identity characteristics of olive oil: International Olive Council (IOC) Trade Standard, European Union Regulation, and Codex Alimentarius Standard. Commercial categories of olive oil. Purity and quality criteria. Quality of olive oil. Factors affecting the quality of olive oil.

Item 2:  Evaluation of the acidity, oxidation state and degree of unsaturation of olive oils. Acidity: concept, origin, forms of expression, method of determination, acidity as a quality criterion. Saponification value. Oxidation process: stages and products of oxidation. Determination of the oxidation state: peroxide value, K 270, K 232 and deltaK. Determination of oxidative stability. Unsaturation. Iodine number: definition, determination method, iodine number as purity criterion. Oil classification based on unsaturation.

Item 3:  Analysis of the majority and minority components of olive oil. Saponification and composition of the unsaponifiable fraction. Determination of unsaponifiable matter. Fractionation of the unsaponifiable. Analysis of sterols, erythrodiol and uvaol, stigmastadiene, aliphatic alcohols, waxes and ethyl esters. Determination of 2-glyceryl monopalmitate content. Analysis of fatty acids and triglycerides.

Item 4: Sensory assessment of virgin olive oil. Specific vocabulary for virgin olive oil. General methodology

. Theory classes: fundamentally expository method, supported by the use of the blackboard and video cannon. The active participation of the student in class will be promoted at all times.
. Laboratory practices: it will try to make the student aware of the importance of applying good laboratory practices and in particular of gathering all the work and experiences carried out in the laboratory in a personal laboratory notebook. This will greatly increase your performance and utilization. During the development of the practices, it will be tried to solve the particular difficulties of the students as well as to insist on the concepts and ideas related to the practice in question. The indications given to the students will be indicative, preventing the practice from being an automated performance devoid of value. The laboratory will also try to establish a more personal relationship with the student.
. Seminars: considering the heterogeneity of the degrees from which the students come, seminars will be held to support the theory classes. A certain topic will be presented for a limited time and then the students will work on solving the questions and/or exercises raised.
. Resolution of questionnaires: several exercises will be proposed to the students throughout the course, consisting of short questions of application of the theory, which they will have to solve outside of class. These exercises will be delivered to students periodically through the virtual teaching platform, they will be given time to solve them and then the corresponding solutions will be provided.
. Self-assessment exercises. For each subject of the Program, students must carry out a self-assessment exercise, through the virtual teaching platform, which will be evaluated and taken into account for the final grade of the subject.

. The distribution of virtual/face-to-face teaching hours by subject is as follows:

Topic 1: 4 h (virtual theory) + 1 h (face-to-face theory) + 2 h (virtual AADs) + 1 h (face-to-face AADs)

Topic 2: 3 h (virtual theory) + 1 h (face-to-face theory) + 3 h (virtual AADs) + 1 h (face-to-face AADs)

Topic 3: 2 h (virtual theory) + 2 h (face-to-face theory) + 2 h (virtual AADs) + 1 h (face-to-face AADs)

. Topic 4 is taught throughout the sensory analysis practices.

Students with special educational needs should contact the Student Attention Service (Servicio de Atención y Ayudas al Estudiante) in order to receive the appropriate academic support

. Exam. At the end of the course, there will be a written exam of the contents taught in the theory classes, seminars and self-assessment exercises. In this exam it will be necessary to obtain a minimum grade of 4.0 to pass the subject (50% of the final grade).

. Practices. The practices of chemical analysis and sensory analysis are mandatory, so you can not exceed the subject without having completed them. They cannot be recovered or validated for any other activity. In case of absence in some of the sessions, duly justified, it will be taken into account in the final evaluation. Sensory analysis practices will be evaluated by attending them. Regarding the chemical analysis practices, at the end the students will prepare a practice notebook that will be
evaluated (25% of the final grade).

In the case of not passing the practices, a recovery can be made through a practical exam.

. Self-assessment exercises. They will be carried out on the virtual teaching platform in a period of time established for it. The students will be able to choose the moment to start them within said period, having a limited time for their completion (20% of the final grade).

Note. The evaluation instrument that appears in the table in section 7 is not correct. Where it says "2 questionnaires" it should say "self-assessment exercises" and the paragraph "Completion of a questionnaire .... of practices (5%)" should be deleted and replaced by "Evaluation of the practice notebook. Observation of interest, capacity and development of the student during the practices".

Methodology and activities

Recording by any means of face-to-face or synchronous face-to-face activities is expressly prohibited for students.

   Evaluation system

The evaluation system will be maintained for both ordinary and extraordinary calls. It will be necessary to obtain a minimum score of 4 (out of 10) in the written exam to access the weighted grade.

Resources

For interaction with the group of students the teaching platform will be used as well as the Google Suite resources . The VPN will be used to connect to the UJA licensed software.  Electronic bibliographic resources w  ill be used.

Methodology and activities

Recording by any means of face-to-face or synchronous face-to-face activities is expressly prohibited for students.

    Evaluation system

The evaluation system will be maintained for both ordinary and extraordinary calls. The evaluation self-tests will be carried out with the virtual teaching platform. In the extraordinary call the final exam will be recovered.

Resources

For interaction with the group of students the teaching platform will be used as well as the Google Suite resources . The VPN will be used to connect to the UJA licensed software.   Electronic bibliographic resources w   ill be used.

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