Week Name Description
18 February - 24 February Page 1.1.1. Introduction
Page 1.1.1.1. Historical developments
Page 1.1.1.2. Demand for low temperature preserved fish
Page 1. 2.1. Structure and function of fish muscle
Page 1.2.1.1. Lipids
Page 1.2.1.2. Proteins
Page 1.2.1.3. N – containing extractives
Page 1.2.1.4. Vitamins and minerals
File Structure and function of fish muscle
Page 1.3.1 Changes in raw fresh fish
Page 1.3.2 Changes in eating quality
Page 1.3.3 Autolytic changes
Page 1.3.3.1 Cytoplasm anaerobic metabolism
Page 1.3.3.2 Autolysis and nucleotide catabolism
File Eating quality
File Postmoderm changes in fish
Page 1.4.1 Native bacterial flora of fishes
Page 1.4.2 Factors that influence the growth of microorganisms
File Bacteriological changes
Page 1.5.1 Spoliage fish
File Spoilage 1
File Spoilage 2
File Freezing curve
File Eating quality of Iced fish
File Spoilage of fish
25 February - 3 March Page 2.1.1.Introduction to Icing
Page 2.1.2. Advantages of chilling of fish with ice
Page 2.1.3. Chilled storage
Page 2.1.4 Storage method
File Fresh fish handling
File Fish Handling
Fish Handling
Page 2.2.1.Calculation of the ice requirement of cooling fish
Page 2.2.1.1. Heat Requirements
Page 2.2.1.2. Calculation of the ice requirement for the storage of fish
File Calcultation of the ice requirement for cooling fish
Page 2.3.1.Introduction
Page 2.3.1.1. Block Ice
File Block Ice
Page 2.3.1.2. Flake Ice
Page 2.3.1.3. Plate Ice
Page 2.3.1.4.Tube Ice
File Manufacturing of different types of Ice
Page 2.4.1. Introduction
Page 2.4.1.1. Refrigerated Sea Water (RSW)
Page 2.4.1.2. Chilled sea water (CSW)
Page 2.4.1.3. Slurry Ice in Fish Preservation
Page 2.4.1.4. Cooling and Storage Tests
File Refrigeration System
Refrigeration System
File Chill Room
File Super chilling
Page 2.5.1. Application of ozone in seafood processing
Page 2.5.2. Use of Chlorine in Fish Processing
Page 2.5.2.1.Concentration of chlorine used in Fish processing
Page 2.5.2.2. Marginal Chlorination
Page 2.5.2.3. Super Chlorination
Page 2.5.2.3.1. Break-point chlorination
Page 2.5.2.3.2. In-plant Chlorination
File Application of ozone / chlorine in seafood processing
4 March - 10 March Page 3.1.1. Specific heat
Page 3.1.2. Thermal conductivity
Page 3.1.3 Thermal diffusivity
Page 3.1.4 Latent heat
Page 3.1.5 Principles of freezing
File Heat units
Page 3.2.1. Refrigerant
Page 3.2.2. Thermodynamic properties
Page 3.2.3. Latent heat of vaporization
Page 3.2.4 Physical properties of refrigerants
Page 3.2.5. Refrigerant
Page 3.2.6 Freon group
Page 3.2.7 Secondary refrigerant
Page 3.2.8. Physical characteristics of refrigerants
Page 3.2.9. Chemical properties of refrigerants
Page 3.2.10. Chemical properties
Page 3.2.11. Economic and thermodynamic properties
File Physical Chemical Thermodynamic
Physical Chemical Thermodynamic
File Refrigerants
 Refrigerants
Page 3.3.1. Introduction
Page 3.3.1.1. Air blast freezers
Page 3.3.1.2. Plate freezers
File Plate freezers
Page 3.3.1.3. Liquid nitrogen freezer
Page 3.3.1.4. Carbon dioxide freezer
Page 3.3.1.5. Immersion freezers
File Freezer
Freezer
File Types of freezer
Page 3.4.1. Brining
Page 3.4.2. Advantages of brine treatment
Page 3.4.3. Use of Polyphosphate in freezing of fish
Page 3.4.4. Methods of using antioxidants
Page 3.5.1. Calculation of freezer refrigeration load
Page 3.5.1.1. Freezing time
Page 3.5.1.2. Calculation of freezing times
Page 3.5.1.3. Coding, Packing and Storage
File Calculation of freezer refrigeration load
Page 3.6.1. Introduction
Page 3.6.2. Theory of freeze drying
Page 3.6.3. Principle of the equipment
Page 3.6.4. Freeze drying process
File Air blast freezer
File ABF continuous
File Belt ABF
File Freeze Drying Fish
File IQF Freezer
11 March - 17 March Page 4.1.1 Introduction
Page 4.1.1.1 Thawing in air
Page 4.1.1.2 Water thawing
Page 4.1.1.3 Thawing between heated plates

Page 4.1.1.4 Choice of method
File Processing
Processing
File Methods of fish thawing
18 March - 24 March Page 5.1.1 Quality changes in fish during freezing
Page 5.1.1.1 Ice formation
Page 5.1.1.2 Desiccation
Page 5.1.1.3 Discolouration
Page 5.1.1.4 Fat oxidation during freezing
Page 5.1.1.5 Factors limiting storage life
Page 5.1.1.6 Freeze Denaturation-I
Page 5.1.1.7 Freeze Denaturation-II
File Quality changes in fish
Page 5.2.1 Microbial growth at low temperature
File Microbial growth at low temperature
25 March - 31 March Page 6.1 Construction of cold store
Page 6.1.1 Shape and size
Page 6.1.2 Insulation
Page 6.1.3 Air ingress
Page 6.1.4 General layout
File Cold Store
Cold Store
File Cold storage
File Uneven Air distribution
File Construction of cold store
Page 6.2.1 Refrigerated Containers
Page 6.2.2 Loading
File Refrigerated Containers
Page 6.3.1 Fresh fish
File CS with duct
File Good handling and shipping practices
File Shelf Stowage
File Box Stowage
1 April - 7 April Page 7.1.1 Packaging for Fresh Fish Handling
Page 7.1.1.1 Moulded polystyrene Fish Box
Page 7.1.1.2 Refrigerants and Coolants
Page 7.1.1.3 Guidelines for air shipment of sea food
File Packaging for fresh fish handling
Page 7.2.1 Introduction
Page 7.2.1.1 Primary packages
Page 7.2.1.2 Flexible films
Page 7.2.1.3 Shipping container
Page 7.2.1.4 Shrink packaging
Page 7.2.1.5 Requirements for packaging materials
File Packaging of frozen fishery products
Page 7.3.1 Vaccum packaging
Page 7.3.2 Modified atmospheric packaging and storage
File Vaccum Packaging
Vaccum Packaging
File Display Retail
File Air Shipment
8 April - 14 April Page 8.1.1 Introduction to the codex Alimentarius commission
Page 8.1.2 Work of the codex alimentarius commission
Page 8.1.3 History of HACCP
Page 8.1.4 Principles of the HACCP system
Page 8.1.5 The HACCP team
Page 8.1.6 Form. 2 Product ingredients and incoming material
Page 8.1.7 Hazard analysis: (Principle 1)
Page 8.1.8 How to conduct a hazard analysis
Page 8.1.9 Hazard assessment
Page 8.1.10 Critical control points: Determination (Principle 2)
Page 8.1.11 Establish critical limits for each CCP (Principle 3)
Page 8.1.12 Establish a monitoring system for each CCP (Principle 4)
Page 8.1.13 Establish corrective actions (Principle 5)
Page 8.1.14 Establish verification procedures (Principle 6)
Page 8.1.15 Establish Documentation and Recorded keeping (Principle 7)
File Hazard analysis and Critical control point
Page 8.2.1 Introduction
Page 8.2.2 Hazards-analysis
Page 8.2.2.1 Health hazards from pests
Page 8.2.2.2 Prevention
Page 8.2.3 Chemical hazards-analysis
Page 8.2.4 Biological hazards-analysis
Page 8.3.1 Tetradotoxin
Page 8.3.2 Ciguatera toxin
Page 8.3.3 Paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP)
Page 8.3.4 Diarrhetic shellfish poisoning (DSP)
Page 8.3.5 Neurotoxic shellfish poisoning
Page 8.3.6 Amnexic shellfish poisoning
Page 8.3.7 Control of disease caused by biotoxin
Page 8.3.8 Toxic metals
Page 8.3.9 Antibiotic residues
File Important Biotoxin in Seafood
Page 8.4.1 Biogenic amines
Page 8.4.2 Control of disease cause by biogenic amines
15 April - 21 April Page Introduction
Page Sanitation Programs for plant Hygiene
Page General consideration for plant hygiene
Page Special conditions for plant hygiene
Page Cleaning and Disinfection Agents
Page Cleaning a Schedule for a fish plant
Page Sewage and waste disposal
Page Toilet facility
Page Personnel health and hygiene
File Sanitation and plant housekeeping
Sanitation and plant housekeeping
22 April - 28 April Page Introduction
Page Surroundings, construction and layout
Page Ceiling,wall and floor
Page Fly proofing, vermin and animal control
Page Lighting and Ventilation
Page Working tables and utensils
Page Water and Ice
Page Machinery
Page cold storage
Page Transportation facilities
Page Maintenance of records
Page Inspection
Page Sampling scales
Page Sanitary facilities and control
29 April - 5 May Page Sanitary and Hygienic Requirements & Controls
Page Sampling Procedure
File Sanitary and Hygienic Requirements and Controls

6 May - 12 May Page Packaging Code and Product Sampling
File Packaging Code and Product Sampling
13 May - 19 May Page Freezing of fish
Page Frozen Seer Fish
File Freezing of Fish
20 May - 26 May Page Handling and Processing of tuna
Page Sashimi
27 May - 2 June Page Freezing of Prawns (Shrimps)
Page Raw material
Page Frozen shrimps
File Freezing of Prawns(Shrimps)
3 June - 9 June Page Freezing of lobsters, lobster meat
10 June - 16 June Page Freezing of crab meat
17 June - 23 June Page Freezing of cuttlefish and squid
Page Frozen cuttle fish
24 June - 30 June Page Frozen squid
1 July - 7 July Page Disposal of Effluent from seafoodprocessing units
Page Chemical properties include organic and inorganic wastes
Page Biological Properties
Page Primary Treatment
Page Secondary Treatment
Page Biological Treatment
Page Teriority Treatment
File Waste water treatment
8 July - 14 July Page Estimation of available chlorine
Page Quantity of Sodium Hypochlorite required (in millilitres) to chlorinate known quantity of water
15 July - 21 July Page Procedure of testing filth
Page Treatment of trapped material
22 July - 28 July Page Inspection and Certification
Page Special fish inspection initiatives and resource utilisation
29 July - 4 August Page Collecting and Transporting Samples
Page Preparation of Samples for Examination
Page Cooking
Page Assessment of Frozen Products
Page Assessment of Cooked Samples
Page Screening Test for the Assessment of Texture
Page Table 1. Example of Attributes of Fishery Products Used in Sensory Evaluation3 Vertebrate fish, iced
Page Crustacean shellfish, frozen
5 August - 11 August Page Introduction
Page Conditioning
Page Hibernation
Page Live Transportation Technology
Page Live Storage
Page Depuration
Page Aquarium Fish, Fish fry and shrrmp Larvae
Page Live Finfish
Page Live Mussels
Page Live Oysters
Page Live Cockles
Page Live abalone
Page Live Shrimp
Page Live crabs
Page Live Lobster
12 August - 18 August Page Export of fish and fishery products
Page Export Documentation
Page Standardised and Aligned Pre-shipment export documents
26 August - 1 September Page Referrence