NU 3200 Culinary Techniques III

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The aim of this course is to describe essential culinary methods, techniques, and procedures for the preparation and presentation of dishes from the cuisine of various religions: Jewish, Buddhist, Hindi, and Christian.

NU 2105 Diet Therapy I

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Students will be able to apply knowledge of nutritional intervention and diet design for individuals with obesity-related conditions and gastric, neurological, and hematological diseases in order to respond to the specific requirements of the patient's nutritional status.

NU 2110 Diet Therapy II

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Students will be able to apply knowledge of nutritional intervention and diet design for patients with diseases affecting the endocrine system, pancreas, liver, muskuloskeletal system, or cancer, in order to respond to the specific nutritional requirements brought about by each disease.

NU 2120 Nutrition in the Life Cycle: Early stages

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Students will be able to analyze the principles of the science of nutrition applied to the physical, social, intellectual, and cognitive development to preserve adequate overall health in accordance with the nutritional needs of each stage of a person's life; aiming to acquire a global notion of the basic nutritional needs of human beings at any stage of life.

NU 1125 Fundamentals of Nutrition

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Students will be able to explain the fundamentals of nutrition and its current scenario in Mexico. They will also be able to state the classification, characteristics , food sources , functions, requirements, and recommendations of macronutrients and micronutrients , the interaction between them and their interaction with the health-disease process. This will be achieved through readings, research, discussions and practical exercises done both individually and in groups, in order to support the preservation of the nutritional health of human beings.