Teaching
Course Listing
Course |
Instructor |
ANSC 2301 - Meat Evaluation I | Dr. Mark Miller/Dr. Dale Woerner |
ANSC 2302 - Meat Evaluation II | Dr. Mark Miller |
ANSC 3203 - Livestock and Meat Judging | Dr. Mark Miller |
ANSC 3204 - Advanced Livestock, Horse, and Meat Judging | Dr. Mark Miller |
ANSC 3403 - Selection, Care, Processing, and Cooking of Meats | Dr. Chance Brooks |
ANSC 4400/5400 - Advanced Meat Science and Muscle Biology | Dr. Mark Miller/Dr. Dale Woerner |
ANSC 4404 - Processed and Cured Meat Science | Dr. Jerrad Legako |
Course Descriptions
ANSC 2301 - Meat Evaluation I - Evaluation and selection of breeding and market animals, carcass evaluation and grading, breed characteristics. Field trips to ranches and meat packing plants.
ANSC 2302 - Meat Evaluation II - Advanced training in evaluating, selecting, pricing, and grading of breeding and market livestock, carcasses, and wholesale cuts. Field trips to ranches and meat packing plants. Livestock and meat judging teams originate from this course. May be repeated for credit.
ANSC 3203 - Livestock and Meat Judging - In-depth special training in livestock and meat judging, grading, and evaluation for students who wish to become members of the livestock or meat judging teams. May be repeated for credit.
ANSC 3204 - Advanced Livestock, Horse, and Meat Judging - Advanced training in judging, grading, and evaluating for members of the senior livestock, horse, or meat judging teams. May be repeated for credit once.
ANSC 3403 - Selection, Care, Processing, and Cooking of Meats - A general course in selecting, preserving, inspecting, grading, and cooking meats.
ANSC 4400/5400 - Meat Science and Muscle Biology - Prerequisite: ANSC 3403 or consent of instructor. Study of meat components, their development, and their effect on meat characteristics and processing properties. Emphasis on industry issues.
ANSC 4404 - Processed and Cured Meat Science - Introduction to manufactured meat products and muscle ingredients, processing technologies, storage conditions, and stability of cured muscle foods.
Meat Science & Muscle Biology
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Address
Gordon W. Davis Meat Laboratory, 2500 Broadway, Lubbock, TX 79409 -
Phone
806.742.2804 -
Email
moriah.beyers@ttu.edu