The design site of 22 hectares of agricultural land in this area is located in Tatata District, Iglenburg Province. The design concept of this area aims to encourage farmers and communities to earn income from the agricultural products produced in this area, and emphasizes that this area is a "living market", which can not only create food from a variety of crops, but also establish a balanced ecosystem and promote biodiversity in this area. The market will become a sustainable market area, which is not only beneficial to society in promoting economy, but also beneficial to the environment. The area will serve as a social and learning center, where community members can fully exchange agricultural information and experience and stimulate the economy in the community in another way.
เพื่อศึกษาการออกแบบภูมิทัศน์
คณะสถาปัตยกรรม ศิลปะและการออกแบบ
When it comes to the general perception of death, it is often seen as something negative or inauspicious. However, the end or death of someone can sometimes be the beginning of change, influencing thoughts, lifestyles, and attitudes in a positive way for those around them. For students aged 13-18, accessing and understanding this topic remains a challenge. Most available information is often presented in complex forms that are difficult for young people to grasp. Moreover, teaching materials in schools often lack creativity and engagement, leading to a decline in students’ interest in this subject. To address this issue, a website has been designed as an accessible and creative resource. It aims to deepen young people's understanding of the impact of actions and the death of individuals on the world they live in, while inspiring them to become part of creating positive change for the future.
วิทยาลัยเทคโนโลยีและนวัตกรรมวัสดุ
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คณะอุตสาหกรรมอาหาร
The activities of the project's operations consist of: checking microbe on sample food, hygienic condition of cooker, containers and materials, sanitation knowledge and private sanitation and food quality of canteen and cleaning of cooker. The Food Safety Management program collaborated with the Property Management office, planned the operations, and assessed food vendors based on the SAN 20 food safety standards requirements. Using A.13 testing kits, we conducted testing for coliform bacteria contamination in food, containers, equipment, and hand contact surfaces, collecting 6 samples. These included samples such as prepared food, areas in front of the store, and food handlers' hands. Additionally, we used A.11 testing kits to test for coliform bacteria contamination in water and ice. The analysis of results, including physical, microbiological, and chemical aspects, serve as a guideline for improving the quality and safety of food production and service in the institution's canteen.