I've noticed that occasionally after eating foods high in carbs (usually a big bowl of cereal) I'll start to pass out a couple hours after eating. If I'm lying down, it's very difficult not to pass out. Also I've found when I'm in this state if I drink a glass of OJ I perk right up again and...
Packaging engineers develop packaging for a company's products, with the goal of making the package both functional and cost-effective. They choose the materials, methods and machinery that go into the production of packaging supplies, and they develop production methods that eliminate waste and unnecessary spending. Travel is often required.
CORE CURRICULUM. All packaging majors must complete a core curriculum consisting of eight packaging courses which accounts for 32 of the 120 credits required for the degree, and includes more than 100 hours of practical laboratory experience. Core courses include studies in the following areas: 1  Technical principles for packaging. 2  Materials (glass, plastic, paper and metals in packaging). 3  Computer applications. 4  Packaging processes & systems. 5  Distribution dynamics.