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PROGI M SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs)

NAME OF THE PROGRAM: B.PHARMACY

The students of B- PHARMACY (CBS) Program will upon completion of the course have:

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

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I DGRAM MATRIX

NAME OF PROGRAM: B.PHARMACY

LOW CORRELATION=L/I; MODERATE CORRELATION=M/2; HIGH CORRELATION=H/3

Course outcomes (COs) Program Outcom es

SEMESTER-I

Course Namc: HUMA^- ANATOMY AND PIIYSIOLO(;Y I I 2 , 4 5 6 1 8 9 l0 ll

CO]Upon the completion students are able to explain basic terminology in anatomy andphysiology, structure of cell, cell division, cell communication and different types of tissue LI H H H LI H IJ H H H M

co2Upon the completion students are able to explain physiology of body fluids, blood and

lymphatic system and disorders associated with it H H II H }I H H H II H M

c()3Upon the completion students are able to explain anatomy and physiology of cardiovascularsystem and disorders associated with it H H II H }I H II H FI H M

cC)4Upon the completion students are able to explain anatomy and physiology of peripheralnervous system, integumentary system and skeletal system II H II H H tI II H II M

c05 H II H H rI LI FI H H M

C()6Upon the completion students are able to determine different haematological and

cardiovascular parameters II II H H H H H H H M

Course outcomes (COs)Program Outcomes

Dornain Dependent (PSO)/Domain Independent

Course Name: PHARTMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS I l 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 l0

cot Define the concept of pharmaceutical analysis, its scope and methods of expressingconcentration. H H rI H H II H H H H M

c()2Explain the types of acid base, redox and conduct metric titration, non-aqueous solvents and

steps involved in gravimetry. II H II H II H II H II H M

co3Describe the methods for detection of end point of precipitation titration, complex metrictitration, redox titration and potentiometric Litration. H H H II H H H FI H M

C()4 Explain the construction and working of electrodes used in potentiometry and polarography. H H H H LI H IJ H LI H M

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Domain Dependent (PSO)/Domain Independent

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co5 Estimate various compounds quantitatively along with standardization oftitrant H H II H II H H H H M

c06Determine the normality by electro-analytical method.

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Course outcomes (COs)Program 0utcomes


Coursc Name: PIIARMACII,UTICS I l ') , 4 5 6 1 8 I 10 tl

COIKnow the history of profession of pharmacy ti II H H II H H H II H M

C()2Understand the basics of differentpharmaceutical calculations

dosage forms, pharmaceutical incompatibilitics andLI H II H u FI H H II H M

col Understand thc professional way of handling thc prescriptionH H H H II H H H H H M

c04Preparation of various conventional dosage foms

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L^o5 He must know to prepare dosage forms including, internal as well as external preparations H rI H FI H FI H H H H M

c()6He must be able to know and formulate biphasic liquid dosage forms such as emulsion andsuspension LI II H H TI H H H LI H M

Course outcomes (COs)I'rogram Outcomcs


Course Name: PHARMACEU'I'ICAI INOII.GANIC CHEMISTRY I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 l0

COIThe sources of impurities and methods to determine the impurities in inorganic drugs andpharmaceuticals H H I] H H H II H H FI M

cC)2Understand the medicinal and pharmaceutical importance of inorganic compounds

H LI LI H H I.I H H L{ H M

c03Various major intra and extra cellular fluids and electrolytes and their role

H H H H FI H H H H H M

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Various aspects of radiopharmaceuticalsc04 H H H H H }J II H M

II II H II FI H H H MTo understand the procedure to perform specific test and limit test of inorganic medicinal

com unds as r official o laFI H

c06To understand the process of preparation and identification of sorne inorganic compounds

H H II II It FI FI H H H M

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Program Outcomes

Domain Dependent (PSO)/Domain IndependentCourse outcomes (COs)

l1lt () t06 13 4 52Course Name: COMMUNICATION SKILLS

MH HFI FI HII I'IH I]IICOIUnderstand the behavioral needs for a Pharmacist to function effectively in the areas opharrraceutical operation through effective communication (Verbal and Non Vcrbal)

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H FI MrI HLI IIH II HFIco2Effectively manage the tearn as a team player. Know the elements, styles and barriers ocommunication and effectively overcome them.

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MH HH II I'IH HH II IIKnow the importance of good listening skills, and be a good listener. And also to know the

essentials of good writing skills and know the dos and don'ts of formal writlen communication.co3

H iI MH HII HH II IIHc04Develop interview skills and Develop Leadership qualities and essentials ofgroup discussions

MH II IIH HII II HFI Hco5 To become a good communicator in real life situations, and have a command over ones language

throu corrects sentences andIbrmin mmaticall unclatrons

H II MH HH IIH H uIIco6To have good and effective writing skills, know the proper communication etiquettes and

excellent presentation skills

Program Outcomes

f)omain Dependent (PSO)/Domain IndependentCourse outcomes (COs)

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Coursc Namc: REMIIDIAL MATHEMATICS I 1 3 4 6 't ll 9 l0 lt

col To solve mathematical problems applying theory of partial fraction,log,limits and continuityH }I I] II H H H IJ H FI

co2To apply and solve problems using matrices, calculus and dilfercntiation.

H H II H FI LI rI H H H M

co3To understand and explain analytical geornetry and integration

H H H H II FI rI LI H H M

co4To understand and apply mathematical equation in pharmacy

H II H II H H H II II H M

SEMESTER- II Domain Dependent (PSO)/Dornain Indepcndenr

Coursc Namc: HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II I 2 3 4 5 7 It 9 t0

coI Detail the gross morphology and detail structure of the organ of endocrine, nervous, digestive,respiratory, urinary and reproductive system. H TI H H H H II H H H M

c02Explain the physiology of endocrine, nervous, digestive, respiratory, urinary and reproductivesystem. H II H II H H IJ H H M

CO3Describe the neuroendocrine and other regulatory mechanism for endocrine, nervous, digestivc,respiratory, urinary and reproductive physiology. H rI II II H FI H II ll H MAppreciate coordinated working pattern and interlinked mechanisms in the maintenance ofnormal functioning (homeostasis) of human body. H H II rI H H H II H M

co5 Determine vital capacity, tidal volume, body temperature and basal mass index H II H H H H H H H H Mc()6 Demonstrate general neurological examinations and feedback mechanisms

H H FI FI H H FI II H H M

Course outcomes (COs)Domain Dependent (PSO)/Domain Independent

Course Name: PHARMACEUTICAL ORGANIC CI{EMISTRY I ,)J 4 5 6 7 ti 9 IO ll

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Recall and understand structure, name and the types of isomerism ofthe r ,anic compoundH

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co2Recall and understand classification, preparation and applications oforganic compounds

H H LI H I{ H H H FI MRecall and understand the reaction mechanism, orientation and stability/ reactivity of organiccompounds. H H H H H rI H H M

c04Recall, understand, apply and analyze the identification of given organic compound

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co5recall,understand,apply and analyse the unknown organic compound by systematic qualitativeanalysis that includes preliminary test ,detection of element ,solubility test, functional group test,ITI b derivaticve

H II H H H H H H H M

co6 Recall, understand, apply, analyze, and create molecular models oforg compounds H H H H H H H H H

Pro am OutcomesCourse outcomcs (COs)

Domain Dependcnt (PSO)/Domain Independent

Course Name: BIOCHEMISTRY 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 t0 lt

col Classify structure, properties, and explain the biological significance and applied energetics ofcarbohydrates, lipids, proteins, enzymes and nucleic acids. H It H H TI H H H H H M

cC2Elucidate the metabolic pathways, describe energetics and recognize the physiological andpathophysiological conditions associated with carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, enzymes andnucleic acids.

H H H H H H H H H M

c03Summaries the concept of biological oxidation emphasizingphosphorylation and identilying related inhibitors...

on ETC and oxidativeH H H rI H II LI H H M

c04Comprehend the laws of thermodynamics and apply it to biological systems illustrating thesignificance ofATP. H H H H H H H H H M

co5 Analyze and estimale carbohydrates, proteins and cholesterol in plasma and abnonnal urineuantitativelualitativel and H H H H FI H H H H H M

co6 Determine salivary amylase activity and effect of temperature and substratc concentration on thesame H H H H H H H H H H M

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Dornain Dependent (PSO)/Domain IndependentCourse outcomes (COs)

6 1 8 9 l0 lt2 3 4 5Course Name: PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

H H H H H MH H H HHUpon the completion students are able to explain mechanisms involved in the process ofinfl ammation and infectious diseasescor

MH H H H HH H H H HUpon the completion students are able to explain pathophysiology of diseases of cardiovascular,

respiratory, renal, endocrine, nervous and gastrointestinal systemc.02

H H MH H H HHUpon the completion students are able to ex

hematological, sexually transmitted diseases and

plain principal of cancer, pathophysiology ofdiseases ofbones and jointsco3

H H H H H MH H FItI HUpon the completion students are able to explain basic princ ipal of cell injr.rry and adaptationco4

Program Outcomcs


I 10 115 6 7 82 J 4Course Name: COMPUTER APPLICATION IN PHARMACY

H H MH H H HH H H HKnow thc number systems, its conversion and calculations and the concept o

systems and software's used in diflerent field and its processcs

f the informationCOI

H H H MH H H HHco2know the various types of application of computers in pharmacy

H H H LI H MH H HH HKnow the various web technologies and the different databascs and various applications ofdatabases in pharmacyco3

H H H H H MH H H HHknow the Bioinformatics Databases, Concept and Impact o

Discovery and know the Computers as data analysis in Preclinical development like CDS,

LIMS. TIMS etc

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MH H HH H H HDesign questionnaires, invoice tables, drug informat ion storage and its retrieval and its side

roccsseffects usin wordco5

H H H H H MH H HH Hco6ice tables, Generate reports from patient'sCreate a personal HTML webpage; create invo

s and to XML ESdatabase, and Ex ortin Tables, Queries Forms and Re fts to web

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Course outcomes (COs)Pr Oulcomes

I)omain Dcpendent (PSO)/t)omain Independent

Coursc Name: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE I 1 l 4 5 6 1 8 9 t0 11

col The students should be able to understand our environment, its biotic and abiotic components, ,

Renewable and non-renewable natural resources and the multidisciplinary nature of studies. H H H H H H H H H M

co2The students should be able to know, understand and explain about the natural resources likeforest, water, minerals, food, energy and land, the problems associated with them and role of an

individual in their conservation.H H H II H H H H H H M

co3The students should be able to understand and explain the concept of an ecosystem, differenttypes of ecosystems like forest, grassland, desert and aquatic, their structure, functions and

cha racteristics.FI H II H H H H H H M

c04The students should be able to know, understand and explain about various environmentalpollutions Iike soil, water and air and preventive measures for them. H H H H II H H H H H M

Course outcomes (COs) Program Outcomes

SI.]MES'I'ER- III I)omain Dcpcndcnt (PSO)/Domain Independcnt

Course \amc: l'HARMACEIITICS III l 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 t0 l1

co1Undersland imporlance of unit operations in pharmaceutical manufacturing, irnporlance of size

reduction, powder size and size separation, principle, construction and working of equipment'sused in size reduction and size aralions

H FI H H H H H H H H M

c02Develop knowledge of unit operatiolts, mixing, mass transfer and flow of fluids and thcories as

well as basic mechanisms; understand principle, construction and working of equipment's used

ln rlllxln mass transfer and flow ol fluidsFt H H H H r{ H H H H M

co3Exemplify concepts and methods of transportations of solids, filtration and centrifugation duringpharmaceutical manufacturing. Understand principle, construction and working of eqtripment's

used in lrars rtations of solids. filration and centrifu lol')

H H H H LI H H H H H M

c04Comprehend selection of type of equipment used in unit operations during pharmaceutical

manufacturing and logic behind selcction; develop knowledge and skill of designing a properpharmaceutical process comprising of set of equipm ent's for various unit operations for quality

H H H H H H H H H M

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co5 Build up skill and ability to analyze; pafticle size distribution, ei'fect of filter aid on filtrationratc ana ZI and evaluatin SLI S ension sedimentation rate and hardness of water H H H H LI LI H H H H M

co6 Develop skills in engineerirg drawings H H H H FI H H H H H M



Course Name: PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY III I 2 3 4 5 6 1 9 l0 1t

co1To undcrstand the various mcthods of preparation and acquirc knowledge about rcagents and

chemical reactions ofsome aliphatic and alicyclic compounds H H H LI H H H I.I H H M

c()2To know the reaction mechanism, stability of intermediate and reactivity of some aliphatic and

alicyclic compounds. H H H H H rI H H M

co3'fo interprct and distinguish chemical behavior of aromatic compounds

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c()4Understand the methods of preparation, chemical reactions include rnechanism and reactivity ofsome aromatic compounds. H H H H H H H H H M

Identify unknown organic compound H H FI H H H H H H H MTo carryout synthesis of some organic compounds H H H H H H H H H H M



Course Name: PATHOPYSIOLOGY AND CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 l0 t1

corExplain causes and mechanism ofcell injury, cellular adaptation and cellular ageing

H H H H H H H H H H M

co2explain basic mechanism involved in process of inflammation and repair along with its

mediatorsH H H H H H H H H H M

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detail pathophysiology of common diseasesco3 II H H II II II TI H H M

c04Explain diseases related to carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism and understand differentorgan function test II II H H II LI FI H H H M

co5 Determine hematological parameters and normal and abnormal constituents of urine and signi!their pathological importance II H FI H H H II H H H M

co6 Demonstrate different method for collection of blood in experimental animal II H H H II II II H H M

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Course outcomes (COs)Program Oulcomes

Domain Dependcnt (PSO)/Domain Independent

Course Name: PHARMACOI,(X;Y I I 1 3 4 5 6 1 tt 9 l0 ll

col Describe the scope of pharmacology and signify routes of drug administration.II II II H H H II H LI H M

co2Explain the principle of absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion and understand thefactors affecting the pharmacokinetics of drug in its therapeutic regimen. II II II H H FI II H H H M

co3Explain molecular & biochemical aspects of drug actions, receptors, drug receptor interactions,factors rnodiSing drug effects II H II L] H I.t II II H H M

c04Classify recently available drugs; explain mechanism of action, target receptors, adverse effects,drug interaction, contraindication and therapeutic uses ofdrugs in autonomic nervous system H II H H H H II H H H M

Explain thc principle and design of official bioassays lt II H H H H II rt H M

co6 Demonstrate dissection and determine the concentration response curves using tissues. II II H H H tI TI H H rI M

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Course Namc: PHARMACEUTICAL MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY I I J 4 5 6 1 ti 9 t0 ll

col Understand the scope, classification, historical developments, importance and application ofmicrobiology in pharmaceutical sciences and environment. H H H H H H H H H H M

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c()2Understand and describe the principle and applications of compound as well as electronmicroscopy along with stem and tem. II H H II H H H II H H M

CO3Explain the microbiology of bacteria, bacterial genetics and the etiology, pathophysiology,symptoms, prevention and treatment ofdiseases with its effect on environment and society. II H H H II H H H H H M

C()4Describe the microbiology of fungi and viruses along with the etiology, pathophysiology,symptoms, prevention and treatmert of viral discases and fungal infections with its effect onenvironment and soc iety

H II H H II H H H II H M

co5 Study and describe equipment's, preparation and sterilization of culture media, aseptic transfertechniques, streak plate, pour plate, spread plate. plate count and direct microscopy methods. H LI H H L] H H H H H M

C()6Identifo the bacterial morphology using staining techniques and acquire knowledge on theprinciples of biochemical tests. II H H H H H II H LI M

Course outcomes (COs)Progranr Outcomes

Domain Dependent (PSO)/Domain Indcpendent

Course Name: PHARMACEUTICAL.IURISPRUDENCE I 2 J 4 5 6 1 IJ 9 l0

To know and understand the history of pharmacy profession ,scope, objective, new drug policyof pharmaceutical legislation along with principles and significance of code of pharmaceuticalethics drafted by pci

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c02To know and understand the rules and regulations framed and amendments made underpharmacy act 1948 H FI H H H H rI H H H

co3To know and understand the rules and regulations framed and amendments made under drugsand cosmetics act 1940 H LI H H H H H H H H M

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To know and understand the rules and regulations framed and amendments made undermedicinal and toilet preparations (excise duties) act 1955, rules 1976, drug price control order,drugs and magic remedies (objectionable advertisernents) act 1954, narcotic drugs andpsychotropic substances act, and rules there under, medical termination of pregnancy act 1970and rules 1975 and consumer protection act.

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SEMESTER- IV Domain Dcpcndent (PSO)/Domain Indepcndent

Coursc Name: PHARMACEUTICS IV I 2 3 4 5 6 1 IJ I l0 ll

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Explain and understand importance ofevaporation and distillation. unde' ind, recall and

remember principle ,construction and working of various evaporators .understand various typesnncI le and mechanism

II HCOI H FI II H II H II H M

co2Understand drying and crystallization process .recall, understand and remember theories ofdrying and crystallization. understand principle, construction and working of various dryers and

crystallizers used in manufacturingH H tI II H H II H H H M

co3understand mechanism of flow of heat, laws of heat transfer and principle ,construction and

working of heat exchangers and heat interchangers .learn merits and demerits of equipment'sUsed.

H II II H II H II H H H M

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Understand and analyze the importance of environmental control and prevention of corrosion

during pharmaceutical manufacturing. Understand humidification, dehumidification, airconditioning, refrigeration and corrosion. develop knowledge and skill of selecting appropriate

equipment for unit operation during pharmaceutical manufacturing

H H TI H II H H H II Li M

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Understand, evaluate and analyze effect of viscosity on evaporation, determine rate of drying,determine emc,cmc and cfmc.evaluate ,determine and analyze percentage purity by

crystallization(with and without seeding).to develop skill of constructing boiling point curve ofgiven set of mixture

H H II H tI H II H H H M

C()6 Understand and develop skill of engineering drawings involving orthographic projection II H II II II H FI H II H M

Course outcornes (COs)Program Outcomes


Coursc Name: PIIARMACEUTICAI, CIIIIMISTRY IV ( HETEROCYCLIC) l 2 , 4 5 6 1 8 9 t0 ll

COIUnderstand the structure, nomenclature, numbering, molecular orbital picture, syntheticprocedures, and pharmaceutical uses H II H II H H II H LI H M

co2Learn and understand what are bio-molecules their natural sources, structures, classification and

reactions H H H II LI H II H II H M

cro3 Learn and understand structure, synthesis of selected polynuclear aromatic compounds H LI II H II H II H II H M

c04Understand what are lipids, fats, oil, phospholipids, derived lipids and lipoproteins itsimportance CO4 in human life. chemical structure, physical, chemical properties, natural

resources and harmaceutical uses

H H H H II H H H II H M

co5 Synthesize and learn physicochemical characterization of selected organic compounds H H H H H H II H H H MDetermine some quality parameters of lipids, and quantify the functional groups in some organiccompounds

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of distillation and their

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Domain Dependent (PSO)/Dornain Independent

Course Name: PHARMACEUTICAI- ANALYSIS II l 1 J 4 6 7 8 9 l0 IIUnderstand basic concept and principle of various electrochemical and physical mcthods ofanalysis Iike refractrometry and polarimetry. H II H H TI H H H H II M

c()2Draw and acquire knowledge about various instrumentation aspect of electrochemical andphysical methods of analysis H H H H II H H H H II M

H II H H H H H H H II M

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co5 Perform the assay procedures for various pharmaceuticals for their detennination byelectrochemical and physical methods. H II H FI H H II H H H M

co6 To understand the principle and evaluate the purity of pharmaceutical ingredients byperforming calculations. H II H H H H H tI H FI M

Course outcomcs (COs)Program Outcomes

Domain Dependent (PSO)/Domain lndependcnt

Course Name: PHARMACOLOGY II I J ,1 5 6 1 9 l0 ll

cot Classification of recently available drug, mechanism of action, receptors, adverse effect, druginteraction, contradiction and therapeutic uses of drug acting on cardiovascular system H rI H H H H II H H II M

co2Classification of recently available drug, mechanism of action, receptors, adverse effect, druginteraction, contradiction and therapeutic uses ofdrug acting on renal system H FI H tI H H FI H H H M

co3classification of recently available drug, mechanisrl of action, receptors, adverse effect, druginteraction, contradiction and therapeutic uses ofagents acting as autacoids and their blockers H II H II H H II H H II M

c04 Classification of recently available drug, mechanism of action, receptors, adverse effect, druginteraction contradiction and thera peutic uses ofdrug acting on haemopoeitic system. H H H FI H H II H FI H M

c05 Demonstration of different routes of drug administration and techniques of blood withdrawalin rats and mice H II H H H H II H H TI M

c06 recording of cumulative dose response curve and determination of unknown concentration ofacetylcholine using different bioassay method H H H II H H II H H H M

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c03Know and apply knowledge ofapplications ofvarious methods ofanalysis like electrochemicaland physical methods.

c04Explain various aspects ofthermal methods like dsc,dta and tg.

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Course oulcomes (COs)Program Outcomes


Course Name: PHARMACEUTICAI, MICI{OIIIOLOGY AND IMMUN()I,(X;Y II I 2 3 4 5 6 7 It 9 l0 1l

col Understand different methods of sterilization, sterilization indicator and sterility testing ofpharmaceutical products and its applications in society for health benefits. H H TI I] H FI rI H H H M

c02Understand and explain various classification and evaluation of disinfectants, along with thevarious aseptic techniques useful in hospitals and domestic. H H II H H H II H H FI M

co3Classification Understand and describe various fundamentals of immunology and antigen-antibody reaction with its effects on human health. II II H H H H LI H H H M

c04 Explain hypersensitivity reactions and immunological preparation with its effects on humanhealth. H II II H H H tl H H H M

c(]5 Study different biochemical tests, antimicrobial sensitivity testing, mic and antimicrobialactivity of plant extract H FI II H II H II H H rI M

C()6Evaluate the rnicrobiological assay of antibiotics, sterility testing as well as bacteriologicalexamination of air, water and milk. H H II H H II II H II M



Course Name: PHARMACEUTICAL MANAGEMENT l 2 ', 4 5 6 7 lt 9 10 II

col Understand and explain the concepl, principles and functions of management and humanresource management along with evaluation techniques forjob and career planning. H H tI II H H H IJ H M

Know and understand the principles and functions of material management and inventorycontrol and also understand the concept of production management in detail. H II LI H H H II H H H M

co3Recall and explain the functions of pharmaceutical marketing and understanding salesmanshipand activities related to it like recruitment, selection, training, compensation. H H H H H H H H H H M

c04 Know and understand the basic principles of accountancy and methods of preparations offinancial accounts and also to understand the principles of economics, insurance and its

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SE],IESTIIR. V Domain Dependent (PSO)/Domain Independent

Course Name: PIIARMACf,UTICS V I 2 4 ) 6 7 ti 9 t0

coiDescribe the fundamental and derived properties of powders

II H H H H H H H H FI M

c02 Explain properties and principles of interfacial phenomena and surface active agents II II H FI II II II H H rI M

co3Describe theoretic considerations, formulation consideration, stability and assessment of shelflife of suspensions and emulsions H H H H II H H H H M

C()4Explain the properties, stability and applications of colloidal systems

H H H H }I H H II H H M

co5 Demonstrate the use of physicochemical properties in the formulation development andevaluation of dosage forms H FI H H II H H H H H M

c()6 Understand various physicochemical properties of drug molecules II FI H H H H H II H H M


Domain Dependent (PSO)iDomain Independent

Course \amc: PIIAITMACI- t.1'tCAl, \{I]l)lCI\AL CIIEMIS'l l{Y I l 1 J .+ 5 6 7 ti 9 i0 li

col Understand basic concept of medicinal chemistry related to drug action including prod rugdesign. H H H H H H H H H H M

cozExplain the various reaction ofphase i and phase ii in drug metabolism metabolisrn

H TI H H I'I H H II H H

C()3Classifu the therapeutic agents, outline the synthetic route for the selective medicinal CO3compounds of each category and acquire knowledge on the mechanism of action of H H H H H FI H H H H M

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pharmacodynamics agents

c04 Acquire knowledge about the relationship between the biological activity and structure oftherapeutic agents.

II H II H H II H II II H M

co5 Design and adopt the reaction schemes for the synthesis of diverse medicinal compounds alongwith their characterizations. II H II II H II H H H H M

c()6'fo know the principle, procedure to estimate the aclual amount of drug present inpharmaceutical formulations II H II II II II H H H H M



Course Namc: PTIARMACOLOGY III I 2 , 4 5 6 1 8 9 t0 lt

COI II II It II H I] H II II II M

c02Understand the drawbacks ofalcohol and drug abuse with its pharmacology

H H H II H II H II II It M

co3 II II II II Il II H H H It M

c04 H H }I H L] H H II FI M

CO5Demonstrate and identifu the biological activity of unknown drug sample using basic behavioralpharmacology experimentation... II H H il H II H H H H M

cC-)6I)emonstrate and identify the biological activity of given drug sample using anti-inflammatoryand analgesic rrodels. II H H LI II I'I H H H H M


Domain Dcpendent (PSO)/Domain Independent

Course Namc: PHARMACO(;NOSY AND PHYTOCHEMISTRY - III l 2 3 4 5 6 7 It 9 l0

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Classi! drugs; understand the moa and contraindication for cns disorders.

Understand the evolution, ethics and process ofclinical research.

Explain various drugs used for respiratory and gastrointestinal disorders. H

col To explain the modern extraction, isolation and purification techniques of phytoconstituentsH u H H H H H H H II M

co2To describe the biosynthetic pathways and classification of volatile oil containing drugs andresin and balsam containing drugs. H FI H H H II H H H H M

1'o identify the drugs under volatile oil containing drugs and resin and balsam containing drugslrom the characters ( r'norphological and histological) and chemical constituents, uscs of. H H H H H II H FI H H M

c04 H LI H H H FI H H H u M

c05 To identiry the crude drugs by morphological, organoleptic and histological characters H H II H H II H FI H H M

c06 To estimate balsamic acid, cineole, citral, carvone content in balsom, eucalyptus oil, lemongrassO il, d ill/caraway oil rcspcctively H H H H H II H FI H H M


Domain Dependent(PSO)/Dornain Independent

Course Namc: CLINICAL PHARMACY I 2 4 5 6 l 8 9 l0 ll

col H H H H }I FI H H H H M

co2Describe the mechanisms ofdrug interaction, adverse drug reaction and therapeutic drugmonitoring H H H H H H H H H H M

Understand and cxplain the pathophysiology of drug induced discasosH H II II H H H II H H M

c04 Understand the concept of phamacoeconomics and application of it in clinical pharmacy H H H II H H H H H H M

cos To determine and interpret biochemical data from biological samples H H H H H H H H H H M

co6 Interpret the given prcscription for dillerent case studics. tI H u H H H H II H FI M

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1'o explain the structurc elucidation ofcamphor, taxol, eugenol, artcrnisinine.

To understand the basic concept in toxicology and piosioning.

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Pro am OutcomcsCourse outcomes (COs)

Domain Dcpendent (PSO)/Domain Indepcndent

, 4 5 6 l lt l0I 1CouTse Namc: Rf,GULATORY AFFAIRS AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT

H H il MH H H H il II Hco1Understand the scope, importance, functions of regulatory affairs; apply drug regulatory strategy

and acquire knowledge ofregulatory authorities and agencies.

H MH H II H H II H H Hc02Explain the types, requirements, content and formats of inda, nda, anda and dmf.

II H H H H II H H MH HC()3Understand and describe the importance and applications of ipr, ipr laws in india, palent

legislation and patent prosecution.

H Il FI H II LI H MH H IIc()4 Describe the intemational treaties, conventions on ipr, hatch-waxman act, importance ofcompulsory licensing and evaluate the patent infringement issues/cases

Course outcomes (COs)

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Course Namc: PHARMACI,IUTICS VI

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L{ It H II H H MLI H H HDescribe the process of solubility of solids, diffusion, and dissolution and distributionphenomena for application in the design of drugs

H H II II H II H H MFI HDescribe the types of flow (rheology) and their measurement, thixotropic/stability ofdispersions, semisolids systems

H MI.I H H H H II H II HDescribe the reaction kinetics, rate, order and factors affecting the rate of reaction; prevent

degradation, stabilization of drugs and shelf-life assessment and to explain the reaction kineticsof dosage forms

H MH H H H H H H HHExplain the methods of detection of complexes and describe the properties and applications ofpolymers

II H H MH H H H H TIEvaluate solvent cosolvency, distribution coefficient of drug and explain its importance in theformulation development of dosage formsco5

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c06 Evaluate the physicochemical prope(ies ofdrugs and solventsH II H H H H FI FI II H M

Course outcomes (COs)

CouTse Name: PHARMACEUTICAL MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY II

colClassi$, the medicinal compound and acquire knowledge about iupac names along withmechanism ofaction ofthem or the class lo which they belongs.

Program Outcomes


I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I t0 ll

II II H H H H II H H H M

cC)2Apply scientific knowledge about relationship between biological activity and structure ofvarious chemotherapeutic agents and antibiotics H H H H H H H H FI II M

co3Outline the synthetic route for selective rnedicinal compounds along with their stereo chemicalaspects, stability and related issues. II H H H H H II H H H M

c04 Understand various concepts of drug design, qsar studies, combinotorial chemistry and geneticcl'l tneerr in medicinal chemis H LI H LI H H H H II H M

co5 Design and adopt the reaction scheme for synthesis of diverse medicinal compounds along withtheir characterization. FI H II H H H II H H H M

cro6 Know the principle, procedure to estimate the actual amount ofdrug present in formulation. II II H H H H II H H II M

Course outcornes (COs)Program Outcomcs

Domain Dependent (PSOyDomain Independent

Course Name: I'HARMACOLO(;Y IV I 2 3 5 6 1 8 9 l0 l1

col Understand the pharmacology and resistance mechanism of antibioticsH H H H H H LI H H H M

co2Explain the pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics for endocrine disorders

H H H H FI H II H H II M

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Describe the details of anticanccr drugs and irnmunomodulatory drugsH

Understand the details ofclinical trials: hi9story, processing, ethics and I .l aspects. H II H H H H MII H FI Hc04

H MII H II II H H HH FIco5 Determinc the pa2 valuc ofgiven antagonist.

MH H H H II HH I] II Hco6 Demonstrate the biological screening techniques for analgesic and anti-inflammatory drugs.

Pro Outcomes


1 lt 9 t02 4 5 6Course Namc: PHARMACOGNOSY AND PHYTO CHEMISTRY IV

H FI H II H MII H Il Hco1To understand and classify the drugs containing glycosides and tannins

H H H II MII H II H H IIco2To isolate the important phyoconstituents oftherapeutic value

H H H IJ MH H II H II FIco3Upon completion of the course, the students shall be able to isolate and estimateph)toconstituents.

II H H MH H II H II II Hco4 To estimate the isolated phytoconstituents by spectroscopical methods (uv, ir).

H H II II H MH tI II H IIco5 To identify and differentiate the drugs of natural origin by n:orphological and histologicalcharactcrs. and b chcm ical tests.

II H MH II H II H H HHTo understand the 1lc profile of drugs and apply in the identification of phytoconstituentsCO6

Pro am Outcomes


6 1 ti l0 I]2 3 1 5Course Namc: CLINICAL PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS I

H H H II H H MFI H H TIcol Understand the rationale behind the use of drugs in clinical practices

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c02ogenesis of cardiovascu lar, respiratory and respectively as well as

understand the pharmacotherapy of these disorders

Understand the etiopath

H H H H FI H H H H H M

c03Explain the etiopathogenesis and therapy fordisorders.

gastrointestinal and central nervous systemH H H FI H H II FI LI H M

c04 Understand and explain the pathophysiology and therapy for urogenital system andmusculoskeletal s stem disorders res tivel H H FI H H H H H H H M

ption related patient oriented problem via case studiesAnalyzed the prescrirI H H H H H H II H H M

Understand the basic concept in clinical practicesH H H H H H II H H M

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Coursc Name: PHARMACEUTICAL VALIDATION 2 4 5 6 1 lt 9 l0 lt

coldation of phannaceutical processes such as validation options,

committee, master plan, protocol, report and explain preapproval inspection, pilot plant scale up,oos, change control and its importance in pharmaceutical company.

Understand and describe vali

FI H II H H H H H H H M

c02Explain and analyzedevelopment, experi

prospective process validation, organization, documentation, productmental design and parameters of analyical method validation. H H H H H H II H H H M

c03Describe the retrospective validation strategies, product selection criteria, documentation andevaluation of processing data of drug a to e, caad, and packaging data. H H H FI H FI H H H M

c04 nderstanU d eh dc forItgs val atd on fo ragu a aln CA cnl h oyt d.CSfoc S var bIA e bta ct S and ac u c nda dcs t11lt valc da on Io eII So d dos forms }I H H H H H H H H H M

Course outcomes (COs ram OutcomesSEMESTER- VII Domain I)cpendent (PSO)/Domain Independent

Course Name: PHARMACEUTICS (DFT I) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 t0 lt

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corUnderstand and describe various preformulation concepts their influence r ;tability

II LI FI I I{ II II H H H M

co2 Know and understand the need, application, formulation and evaluation of solid dosage formsuch as tablets, tablet coali and ca ules.

II H II H H II II H H H M

c()3Understand and describe formulation and evaluation aspects of ointments, suppositories alongwith skin preparation and cosmetics. II H FI H H H II H H H M

cC)4Know and explain formulation and evaluation aspects of sterile dosage forms and ophthalmicpreparation with emphasis on compounding, processing, filtration, sealing, sterilization,

ln and labelinII FI II H II It II H H H M

co5 Prepare and evaluate various solid, semisolid and cosmetic formulation II ll II H II H II H t{ H M

co6 Carry out preparation and evaluation of various sterilc dosage form such as lvp , svp and

ophthahric preparationH II H H H II H I-I H H M

Course outcomes (COs)I)rogranr Otttconrcs


Course Namc: P'MEDICINAL CIIEM III I 1 4 5 6 1 8 9 l0

col [, ndcrstand thc nomenclature of official drugsH II H H II H LI H H M

cC)2 II II FI I-I H II II H H H M

c()3Write synthesis and mode of action of some important official drugs

H II H H H H FI H H H M

co4 Understand and evaluate structural activity relationship in relation to physicochernical and steric

AS ccts as of a different class of druH II H H H II II II H H M

co5 Learn and understand the importance ofevaluation of pharmacopoeial standards ofsome drugs H II H H H II II H H M

c()6 Learn the synthetic procedures and physicochemical characterization of some compounds H II H H H II H II H H M

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Undcrstand biosynthesis and metabolism of ncurotransmitter and steroid

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Pro ram OulcomesCourse outcomes (COs)


Course Name : PHARMACnUTICAL ANALYSIS III 1 , 4 5 6 1 ti 9 l0 llexplain and apply the principle, process, types, methods of solvent extraction and factorsaflectinB it and their applications H H H H H H H H H H M

c02ain the principle, instrumentation, methods of electrophoresis and itsrcrnember and expl

applications H H I] II II H H II H H M

C()3remember, classify andcolumn, paper, thin and io

compare conventional chromatographic methods of separation liken exchange chromatography H H H II II H H II H H M

c04 explainchroma

modem chromatographic methods of separation Iike gash and h lc

and

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demonstratcH H H H H H FI I] H H M

co5 remei.e. h

tibcD) ar n cxd a n thc l nc e ll cstfurIl n il llo Io onl e ld n car roh am to a h CP p cnl h dop pal plc and ats ca olt s H H H I] H H II H H M

co6 perform and interpret the qualitative and quantitative analysis of various organic cominclud i Lls I ic methodclrLr

poundchromato ra H H H H H H H H FI II M

P ram OutcomesCourse outcomes (COs)

Domain Dependent (PSO)/Dornain Independent

Course Name: CLINICAL PHARMACOTIIERAPEUTICS II 2 , 4 5 6 1 8 I l0 ll

colOutline prescribing guidelines for pediatric patients, geriatric patients, pregnant and breastfeeding. H H H H H H H H H H M

c02Detail etiopathogenesis and explain therapeutic algorithm for diabetes mellitus, disorders ofthyroid gland, adrenocortical dysfunction and oral contraceptives. H H H II H H H H H H M

c03Explain etiopathogenesis andinfectious diseases

therapeutic algorithm for ophthalmic, dermatological andH H H FI FI H H H H H M

c()4 Explain basic principles of cancer therapy and chemotherapy for major cancers withment ofadverse effects ofanticancer druIIan S

H H FI H H H t.l H H Mco5 concentration ofach using bioassay and screen cns activity for given test sampleDetermine the

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Analyze the error in prescription and relative patient oriented problems Hc06 H IJ TI H II H H H H M



Coursc Name: PHARMACO(;NOSY ANI) PHYTOCHEMISTRY V I 2 3 4 5 6 1 ti 9 l0 lt

colTo explain the role of medicinal and aromatic plants in the national economy, imporlance ofnatural products in new drug discovery and development from higher plants, and also be awareofthe global market for herbal products.

II tI IJ H H H II H H H M

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To understand the definition, properties, classification, biosynthetic pathways and systematicpharmacognostic study ofvarious crude drugs falling under the classes ofalkaloids and

flavonoidsH II H H H H II H H H M

c()3To evaluate the standardisation parameters ofherbal drugs as per w. h. o. guidelines

H H H H H LI II II H H M

co4 H H H II H II II H H rI M

co5'l'o evaluate the biological screening methods for herbal drugs and formulations speciallyantioxidants, antidiabetic, hepatoprotective & antimicrobial drugs. H H H H H H II II H H M'fo understand the herbal drug interactions and its classification and possible side effects andinteractions of drugs like hypercium, kava-kava, ginko biloba, ginseng, garlic, ginger & ephedra.

FI II II H II II I] H FI M



Coursc \amc: BIOPHAR]4ACIIUI'lCS A\D PIIARMACOKI\ E]'lCSI l 4 5 6 1 It 9 t0 il

CO]Know and understand the processes and terms related to the fate of drug in human body.

H rI II H H tI H H H H M

co2Explain and describe the physicochemical, dosage form and patient related factors affectingabsorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of drugs. H II II H H H H H H H M

co3Justifo the significance ofthe rate ofmovement ofdrug in the body administered by variousc03routes of administration.

H H H H H H H H H M

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'Io explain the validation procedure of herbal producls and the patenting of herbal drugs.

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c04 Understand the concept of compartment modelling and evaluate the quantity&oncentration ofdrug in body at any point of time.

H II H rI H H H H H H M

Course outcomcs (COs) Program Outcornes

SEMI'ST'ER- VIII Domain Depcndcnt (PSO)/Dorrain Indcpcndent

Course Name: PHARMACEUTICS (DFT II) 2 J 4 5 6 1 IJ 9 l0 llAcquire knowledge about fundamental concepts and factors influencing the design and

performance of sustained/controlled drug delivery system and able to describe designing and

fabrication of novel dru delive S stem for oral controllcd release.II H H H II H II II H II M

co2 Know and understand the need, application and fabrication of ocular controlled drug deliverys ms and deviccs

II H H H II H H II H H M

co3Understand and dcscribc formulation and evaluation aspects of parenteral controllcd drug

delivery systems and carriers for targeted drug delivery system. II H LI H II H II II H II M

Know and explain formulation and evaluation aspects of sterile dosage fornls and ophthalm lc

preparation with emphasis on compounding, processing, filtration, sealing, sterilization,cka n and labclin

FI II H H H H H II H H M

Prepare and evaluate various solid, semisolid and cosmetic formulation II H H H tI H H II H H M

co6 Carry out preparation and evaluation of various sterile dosage form such as lvp , svp and

ophthalmic preparationII H H H II FI H It H H M

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Course outcomcs (COs)Program Outcomes

Domain Depen dcnt (PSO)/Domain lndcpcndcnt

Course Name: PHARMACEUTICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY I 2 , 4 5 6 7 IJ 9 l0 ll

col H H H H LI H H H H H M

Describe the phannaccutical production of recombinant proteins, insulin, growth hormones,

interferon, monoclonal antibodies through application of rdna technology H H H H II H H II H H M

c03Explain the principle, detail the technique and application of plant and animal cell/ tissue

culturingLI H H H II H H IJ H H M

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Explain tools and techniques of rdna technology

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Outline construction, type, working of fermenter and explain in-situ r. rvery of fermentationucts Hc04 H II II H II II H H H M

co5 Demonstrate isolation of dna from bacteria-/plants and its detection using gel electrophoresisapparatus

H H H H II II LI H H H M

co6 Determine protein and amino acid in biological sampleFI II H H H H H H H M

Course outcomes (COs) Program OutcomesDomain Dependent (PSO)/Domain Independent

Coursc Namc: P' ANALYSIS IV l,)

:l 1 5 1 8 9 l0 ll

col remember and understand the electromagnetic spectrum and its interaction with matterH II H H H H H H H H M

cozexplain and apply the principle, instrumentation, applications of uv spectrophotometry and irspectrophotometry rI FI LI H FI II II H H M

co3remembcr and explain the principle, instrumentation, applications of AASand FES

H H tI LI II H tI H LI H M

co4 cxplain and apply the principle and instrumcntation of ms and nmr H II II H H II H H H M

co5remember and explain the general fragmentation pattem in ms. understand variousc05hyphenation techniques gcms, hplcms, eims, cims, fims and fabms

H H II H H H Il II H II M

CO6perform and interpret the qualitative and quantitative analysis of various organic compoundincluding drugs using spectroscopic methods. H H u H H H II H H H M

Coursc outcomes (COs)Prosritm Oulcorncs

I)omain Dependcnt (l')SO)/l)omain lndcpendent

Coursc Name: PHARMACO(;NOSY AND PHYTOCHEMISTRY VI I 2 l 4 5 6 7 8 9 t0 II

colTo understand the herbal drug regulations and its potential in india for trade and export, the

intellectual property rights and trade mark regulations with special reference to phytoconstituents H II H H H II H H H M

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C02To formulate and cvaluate the herbal preparation ofayurveda and unani origin and their

comparison with modern dosage forms H H H H H H TI FI H M

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To understand the history and present status of herbs in cosmetics and the techniques ofincorporation of herbal extracts in cosmetics and understand the concept and classi! the

nutraceuticals used in diseases like cardiovascular, obesity, diabetes, cancer and inflammatorydiseases.

il H H H H LI H II H H M

c()4 To review the basic requircmcnt and understand the bencfits of integral quality control in herbal

formulation and know thc uirement of lor thc roduction of h medicinc.II H H H H H H H I-t H M

co5 To understand the complete pharmacognostic account ofthe traditional plant dntgs used in

herbal formulations and the dru s of marine ori in mentioned in the s llabLrs.H II H II II H II H H H M

co6 To isolate ofcaffeine from tea powder and tannic acid from myrobalan II }I H H H H H II H H M

Course outcornes (COs)Program Outcomes


Course Name: PHARMACOVIGILENCf, I 2 4 5 6 7 ti 9 t0 ll

cot Understand the concept of pharmacovigilance system in india and its regulation rI LI H LI LI H H LI H H M

co2Understand thc method of pharmacovigilance II H H H H H H H H II M

c()3Classify the adverse drug reactions and their Inechanism II H H FI H H H H H H M

c04 Describe the criteria for casualty assessmenl and signal dctection H I{ H H LI H FI H H H M


Domain Dependent (PSO/Domain IndqlqdqtCourse Name: INDUSTRIAI, PHARMACY

I 2 l 4 5 6 7 tt 9 l0 ll

COIknow and understand the concept of pilot plant and explain the procedures and practices in

optimization techniques in pharmaceutical formulations. H H H H H H H H H M

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Recall and explain thc lundalrentals of pcllet lbrnration and growtlr and t cribe the formulation

and evaluation of micro capsules and aerosolsH H MHIIH HHIIH Hc()2

H MIIHHH HII HH IIc()3Enlist the functions of pharmaceutical packaging and evaluate various packaging materials along

with their merits and demerits

H MHH HHH HHH Hc04 Describe the cunent good manufacturing practices

MHL{H HH HHFI TIHc()5 Know, understand and list the various industrial hazards and safety measures to prevent them

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