COURSE NAME: PHARMACEUTICS-I (C101 TH.)
| C101.1 | Pharmaceutics is a branch of pharmacy that deals with the process of turning a new chemical entity or old drugs into a medication to be used safely and effectively by patients. |
| C101.2 | It is also called the science of dosage form formulation. |
| C101.3 | Pharmaceutics also deals with study of different steps followed while formulation of any dosage forms. |
| C101.4 | Pharmaceutics helps to relate the formulation of drugs to their delivery and disposition in the body. |
| C101.5 | Pharmaceutics deals with the formulation of a pure drug substance into a dosage form. |
| C101.6 | With the knowledge of all the drugs and dosage form a pharmacist can increase the social awareness in society related to various drugs and medications. |
C101 is the first course in first year and ‘.1’ to ‘.6’ is the theory outcomes of this course.
COURSE NAME: PHARMACEUTICS-1 (C101 PR.)
| C101.1 | Apply pharmacopoeial standards for the preparation of various dosage forms |
| C101.2 | Identify their professional role in the healthcare system |
| C101.3 | Classify different dosage forms and apply principles of pharmaceutical science in formulation and dispensing the various dosage forms. |
| C101.4 | Understand the basics of different dosage forms, pharmaceutical incompatibilities and pharmaceutical calculations |
| C101.5 | Understand the professional way of handling the prescription |
| C101.6 | He must know to prepare dosage forms including, internal as well as external preparations |
C101 is the first course in first year and ‘.1’ to ‘.6’ is the practical outcomes of this course.
COURSE NAME: PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY-I (C102 TH.)
| C102.1 | Give a basic knowledge of different classes of inorganic compounds used in medicine. |
| C102.2 | Define and elaborate details of various inorganic medicinal agents and their use in pharmacy. |
| C102.3 | Understand the meaning of pure and impure chemical compounds and describe official methods of control like limit tests. |
| C102.4 | Understand different reactions of inorganic compounds, importance and regulation of physiological balance. |
| C102.5 | Application and importance of radioisotopes in diagnosis and therapeutics. |
| C102.6 | Relate chemistry fundamentals in future studies. |
C102 is the second course in first year and ‘.1’ to ‘.6’ are the theory outcomes of this course.
COURSE NAME: PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY-I (C102 PR.)
| C102.1 | The students will be well acquainted with the principle of limit tests, different classes of inorganic pharmaceuticals and their analysis. |
| C102.2 | Able to identify physical and chemical properties of common organic functional groups. |
| C102.3 | Apply principles of chemistry to the observations of substances experiencing physical or chemical changes. |
| C102.4 | Perform qualitative analysis for the detection of anions, cations and different inorganic pharmaceuticals. |
| C102.5 | The students will be well acquainted with the principle of different types of titrimetric analysis. |
| C102.6 | Able to identify impurities from pharmaceutical substances by performing limit tests. |
| C102.7 | Students can perform titration, determine the end point, take observations and calculate percentage purity of substance. |
C102 is the second course in first year and ‘.1’ to ‘.6’ are the practical outcomes of this course.
COURSE NAME: PHARMACOGNOSY (C103 TH.)
| C103.1 | Students learn about crude drugs obtained from various sources such as plants, animals and minerals. |
| C103.2 | Students learn about Various systems of classification of drugs |
| C103.3 | The ability to know the scope of Pharmacognosy |
| C103.4 | Understand the Adulteration and drug evaluation, significance of pharmacopoeial standards. |
| C103.5 | Study about occurrence, distribution, outline of isolation, identification tests, therapeutic effects and pharmaceutical application of alkaloids, terpenoids, glycosides, volatile oils, tannins and resins. |
| C103.6 | The knowledge of Occurrence, distribution, organoleptic evaluation, chemical constituents including tests wherever applicable and therapeutic efficacy of different categories of drugs |
C103 is the third course in first year and ‘.1’ to ‘.6’ are the theory outcomes of this course.
COURSE NAME: BIOCHEMISTRY & CLINICAL PATHOLOGY (C104 TH.)
| C104.1 | Students learn about biochemical organization of cells. |
| C104.2 | Students learn about different types of biomolecules, their source, chemical structure and functions. To learn about water and mineral metabolism in the body. |
| C104.3 | The ability to know the metabolic process of biomolecules in health and illness. |
| C104.4 | Understand the catalytic activity of enzymes & therapeutic and diagnostic use of enzymes. |
| C104.5 | Study about normal and abnormal physiological levels in blood and urine and their abnormalities. |
| C104.6 | The knowledge of chemistry of biological macromolecules helpful to them in learning medicinal chemistry & pharmacology. |
C104 is the fourth course in first year and ‘.1’ to ‘.6’ are the theory outcomes of this course.
COURSE NAME: BIOCHEMISTRY & CLINICAL PATHOLOGY (C104 TH.)
| C104.1 | To gain knowledge about qualitative estimation of biomolecules. |
| C104.2 | To detect the organic and inorganic constituents in urine. |
| C104.3 | To detect the abnormal constituents in urine. |
| C104.4 | To study examination of sputum and faeces. |
| C104.5 | To study various routes of injecting drugs & withdrawal of blood samples. |
| C104.6 | To study various laboratory diagnostic characterization of blood samples. |
C104 is the fourth course in first year and ‘.1’ to ‘.6’ are the practical outcomes of this course.
COURSE: Human Anatomy and Physiology (C105 TH.)
| C105.1 | Understand various anatomical terms used in anatomy and physiology. |
| C105.2 | Anatomy and physiology of cellular organelles and elementary tissues of the body. |
| C105.3 | Understand structure and function of the skeleton system. Classification of joints and their function. Joint disorders. |
| C105.4 | Understand the gross anatomy, physiology and disorders of hematopoietic, cardiovascular, lymphatic, and respiratory systems. |
| C105.5 | Understand the gross anatomy, physiology and disorders of digestive, nervous, endocrine and reproductive systems. |
| C105.6 | Understand the gross anatomy, physiology and disorders of sensory organs, muscular and urinary systems. |
C105 is the fifth course in first year and ‘.1’ to ‘.6’ are the theory outcomes of this course.
COURSE: Human Anatomy and Physiology (C105 PR.)
| C105.1 | To understand the concepts, principle, procedure and interpret results of the experiments. |
| C105.2 | To operate the instruments for recording of parameters including pulse rate, heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature. |
| C105.3 | Understand the gross anatomy, physiology and histology related to the nervous, respiratory, nervous, cardiovascular, urinary, digestive, reproductive systems and sense organs. |
| C105.4 | To develop practical skills for performing various hematology experiments including red blood cell count, white blood cell count, differential leukocyte count, hemoglobin content, clotting time, bleeding time, blood group, and malarial parasite test. |
| C105.5 | Understand the gross anatomy and physiology as well as identification of skeletal systems. |
C105 is the fifth course in first year and ‘.1’ to ‘.5’ are the practical outcomes of this course.
COURSE NAME: HEALTH EDUCATION & COMMUNITY PHARMACY (C106)
| C106.1 | To understand the concept of community pharmacy. Acquire basic knowledge on public health, rational use of medicines, aspects of health, determinants of health, importance of nutrition. |
| C106.2 | To understand the social needs, professional ethics & social responsibilities of pharmacists in public health/ community. |
| C106.3 | Provide first aid treatment for various emergency situations. Understand the concept of environment and health; impact of water, air, noise, light on health. |
| C106.4 | Understand and communicate basic principles of diagnosis & management of several communicable and non- communicable diseases. |
| C106.5 | Know the various aspects of government sponsored community health programs, vaccines under immunization schedule. |
| C106.6 | Act as a health promoter/ educator; to equip himself with the methods employed in the prevention of diseases to enable the individual to lead a healthy life. |
C106 is the sixth course in first year and ‘.1’ to ‘.6’ are the outcomes of this course.