Course Outcomes

Course Outcomes (COs) : B. Pharm. 2nd Semester

Human Anatomy & Physiology - II THEORY BP-201T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the basic knowledge about the central nervous system, including nervous tissue, neurotransmitters, the brain and the spinal cord.
CO2	Understand the structure and function of the respiratory system.
CO3	Understand the structure and function of the Urinary system and endocrine glands, along with their applied anatomy.
CO4	Apply the basic to advanced knowledge of human anatomical structures to study the digestive system and its disorders, the role of ATP, Creatinine Phosphate and BMR.
CO5	Apply the concepts of genetics to study genes and the genetic pattern of inheritance, and make use of various models to study the anatomy of male and female reproductive organs.

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry - I THEORY BP-202T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the nomenclature, structure, the type of isomerism, the concepts of hybridisation and classify organic compounds based on their general characteristics and functional groups present.
CO2	Understand the various reactions of organic products and product-influenced orientation.
CO3	Apply the knowledge for the identification, reactivity and stability of organic compounds.
CO4	Apply the knowledge of methods of preparation and quantitative determination of various organic compounds, and discuss the chemistry and reactions of various organic compounds.
CO5	Analyse the unknown organic compound, electronic and steric effects of organic compounds and analyse the mechanisms of organic reactions

Biochemistry - I THEORY BP-203T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the concepts of Bioenergetics & Biological Oxidation.
CO2	Understand the concepts of Biomolecules and metabolism of nutrient molecules in physiological and pathological conditions.
CO3	Understand the genetic organisation of the mammalian genome and the functions of DNA in the synthesis of RNAs and proteins
CO4	Apply the concept of catalytic activity, enzyme inhibitors in the design of new drugs, and therapeutic and diagnostic applications of enzymes.
CO5	Analyse the causes, manifestations and diagnosis of metabolic disorders.

Pathophysiology - I THEORY BP-204T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the aetiology and pathogenesis of the selected disease state.
CO2	Name the signs and symptoms of the diseases.
CO3	Mention the complications of the diseases.
CO4	Analyse the signs and symptoms of various diseases.
CO5	Apply the concepts of anatomy and Physiology.

Computer Applications - I THEORY BP-205T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the applications of computers in pharmacy.
CO2	Understand the applications of Bioinformatics and its databases in pharmacy.
CO3	Understand web technology for the compilation of pharmacy-related data.
CO4	Apply the number system concepts and software of computer software in pharmacy.
CO5	Analyse the preclinical data using computer applications.

Environmental Studies - I THEORY BP-206T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Measure environmental variables and interpret results
CO2	Evaluate local, regional and global environmental topics related to resource use and Management
CO3	Propose solutions to environmental problems related to resource use and management.
CO4	Interpret the results of scientific studies of environmental problems.
CO5	Describe threats to global biodiversity, their implications and potential solutions.

Human Anatomy & Physiology - II Practical BP-207 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the anatomy and physiology of various systems and the coordinated working of organs of the body with the help of models, charts and specimens.
CO2	Understand the mechanism of positive and negative feedback and the cell analyser for total blood count.
CO3	Apply the basic knowledge of the nervous system to study general neurological examination, the functioning of cranial nerves, examine different types of taste and demonstrate visual acuity and reflex activity.
CO4	Examine body temperature, height, weight and calculate body mass index and explain working of Spirometer for the measurement of lung volume and capacities. (Analyzing)
CO5	Explain family planning devices, pregnancy diagnostic tests, tissues of vital organs and gonads (Evaluating).

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry - I Practical BP-208P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the qualitative analysis and preparation of pharmaceutical organic compounds
CO2	Understand how to identify the extra elements present in the pharmaceutical organic compounds
CO3	Apply knowledge to find the presence of several functional groups in pharmaceutical compounds
CO4	Apply knowledge to prepare and characterise the derivatives of organic compounds
CO5	Analyse unknown pharmaceutical organic compounds by determining their melting point/boiling point.

Biochemistry - I Practical BP-209 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the concepts of Bioenergetics & Biological Oxidation
CO2	Understand the concepts of biomolecules and the metabolism of nutrient molecules in physiological and pathological conditions.
CO3	Understand the genetic organisation of the mammalian genome and the functions of DNA in the synthesis of RNAs and proteins
CO4	Apply the concept of catalytic activity, enzyme inhibitors in the design of new drugs, therapeutic and diagnostic applications of enzymes
CO5	Analyse the causes, manifestations and diagnosis of metabolic disorders

Computer Applications - I Practical BP-210P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Construct queries, tables, forms and reports in MS Access. (Applying)
CO2	Develop a questionnaire in MS-word and a form in MS Access to view, add, delete and modify the patient record in the database. (Applying)
CO3	Create HTML web pages, mailing labels, databases, invoice tables and queries in MS ACCESS. (Creating)
CO4	Compile the information of a drug and its adverse effects using online tools. (Creating)
CO5	Formulate report and printing the report from patient database. (Creating)

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