the future of the application of computer technology in food science profession in nigeria?
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its future will grow. Make it happen
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very bright future next to software
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Working in the IT department, computers are the backbone of our E-business and a major tool for other non-networked small businesses.  \nWe recently have jumped on the Oracle wagon and remodeled our site. Computers are utilized with Web based mail, Purchasing, Receiving, Fiscal Services, Customer Relations and HR at the Enterprise level allowing for more functionality across the board between departments and up/down the department organization ladder.\n\nSee source link below for ideas. Then Google or Yahoo! for articles in your interests.\n\nHope it helps.
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I understand McDonalds has a fast track fry-cook career path for Art History majors. Try engineering!
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Most people with that degree end up working in the food industry.
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Hey pal,\n\nIn my opinion you can try Network Security or Artificial Inteligence!\n\nWish you luck,\nCiao,
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You should address this question to the Food and Nutrition Department at Mysore University.  Call or e-mail them.
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CENTRE FOR TECHNOLOGY AND PRODUCT MARKETING\n\nE-mail: ctpm@nird.gov.in\n\n \n\nCENTRE\n\n          Science and Technology (S&T) hold immense promise for the development of rural areas. The benefits of Science and Technology have however, not been fully reaped by rural people to meet the basic human needs like food, health, water, energy, shelter and employment. Improvement in technologies, products, processes and development models offer tremendous opportunities to address these problems facing the rural folk in the farm and non-farm sector. Awareness generation and capacity building through demonstration-cum-training among the rural poor about the importance of technology relative to their needs and transfer of technology are necessary. On the other hand, product marketing is another inadequately addressed area as far as rural producers are concerned. Problems of quality standards, market demand, response to emerging consumer market demand response to emerging consumer preferences, strategies to meet the competition are also areas that need attention.\n\n                In order to build the capacities of development planners and practitioners and carryout related studies, the Centre for Technology and Product Marketing (CTPM) was established in May 2005. The centre will also address the problems of technology transfer and marketing of rural products.\n\n \n\nFOCUS\n\n      Focussing on the overall rural development through technological intervention and market promotion effort will be made to ensure sustainable development. This would require a systems approach to need-identification, choice of technology, appropriate economies of scale, ecological sustainability, optimum use of local resources upgrading of skills and capabilities, market research etc.\n\n \n\nMANDATE\n\n   The mandate of the Centre for Technology and Product marketing are\n\n            *\n\n              Conducting training and undertaking research technology transfer and marketing of farm and non-farm sector products.\n            *\n\n              To document good management practices of transfer of technology covering project cost, accessibility, acceptability, maintenance, profitability, marketing, etc.\n            *\n\n              To prepare Technical Brochure and Information, Education and Communication materials on various technologies for the benefit of the rural populace.\n            *\n\n              To help in popularising and disseminating appropriate technology by liasing and networking with all major stakeholders (technological institutions, technology promoters, users, District Rural Development Agencies (DRDA), Zilla Parishads (ZP), District Industries Centres (DIC) Council for the Advancement of People’s Action and Rural Technology (CAPART), Marketing Support Organisations (MSO), Financial Institutions, local bodies, Non Governmental Organisations (NGO), etc).\n            *\n\n              To undertake Action Research on the transfer of technology and to document the experiences for wider dissemination. \n\n         \n\nRural Technology Park\n\nThe Rural Technology Park (RTP), an extension wing of the CTPM, has been established to demonstrate appropriate technologies suitable to the rural areas. Currently the following technology-based units are functional in RTP.\n\n            *\n\n              Vermi-culture\n            *\n\n              Cost effective rural building technologies\n            *\n\n              Sanitary Park\n            *\n\n              Water Conservation including Rain water Harvesting\n            *\n\n              Hand made Paper\n            *\n\n              Renewable Energy (Solar Energy)\n            *\n\n              Natural Dye\n            *\n\n              Bio-Technology\n            *\n\n              Value addition and Food Processing\n            *\n\n              Medicinal and Aromatic Plants\n            *\n\n              Home-based Chemicals\n            *\n\n              Apicultu
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Computer is a part of technology in general. Technology speeds up the learning process most successfully.
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Computer science  or information technology ....... But dont forget to work hard  :-)
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University of New South Wales\nFaculty of Life Sciences\nFood Science and Technology\n\nDegree Offered: \nM.Sc.- Food Science and Technology\n\nFor other states of Australia, or external courses, have a look at this website: http://www.gradschools.com/listings/Australia/food_sci_australia.html
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Try looking in Nigeria.
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Probably the most important piece of technology for a restaurant would be a Point of Sale computer and software system, though even that isn't necessary to run a restaurant. The "technology", other than the POS and back office computer, aren't really used to run a restaurant, so they're all optional.\n\nTheoretically, you could have:\nPOS computers with touch screens, wireless POS handheld devices, POS software, accounting software, credit card verification machines, back office computers, fax machines, printers, copiers, telephones, drive through monitors/speakers/monitoring equipment, DVR and video surveillance equipment, inventory bar coding tracking and counting devices and software, TVs, stereo equipment, satellite receivers, juke box, NTN gaming consoles and service, video games, Megatouch games, remote TV audio boxes, speaker systems for TV/music/etc\n\nThe list is endless.\n\nBrandon O'Dell\nO'Dell Consulting\nRestaurants / Retail / Bars\nhttp://www.bodellconsulting.com
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The program provides hands-on training in applying computer technology to the field of accounting.\n\nThe rapid development of computer and information technology in the last 20 years yields the demand for professional human resources. \n\nWith the coming of the new millennium and free trade era, the challenge and competition in the field of information technology and accounting is getting more competitive. Professional and highly qualified workers have become a necessity.
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There are several topics that have a social impact and comp. sci related:\n\n1) Open source technologies and how they are benefitting/harming business, society, culture. \n\n2) Is computer science an elitist science and can it/should it be made more accessible? How would such accessibility be possible?\n\n3) As technologies grow and advance, how are we humans growing advancing? As in, are we changing technology or is technology changing us?\n\n4) What would happen if the entire world could connect to the internet? Would this spread more good or more evil?\n\n5) Why is the pick-up of new technology slow? How come when a better solution exists, people continue to go with the older worse one?\n\n6) Is the emergence of computer technology in every field a good thing? This esp. if people lose their jobs because of computers taking over their work. \n\nI could think of quite a few more, but have to go. \n\nGood luck!
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of course.....its out of Technology.. that gained from Chemistry..
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look in industry magazines.  College libraries tend to have a fair number of them.  Dice.com also has some info on career futures.