Course Outcomes

Course Outcomes (COs) : B. Pharm. 3rd Semester

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Theory 301 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand and write the structure, name and the type of isomerism of the organic compound.
CO2	Understand and write the reaction, name the reaction and orientation of reactions.
CO3	Explaim and account for reactivity/stability of compounds.
CO4	Apply the SAR for determing the activity og Organic compunds
CO5	Analyze the medicinal properties of organic compounds.

Physical Pharmaceutics - I BP302T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the concept of solubility, different physicochemical properties as well as existence of different states of matter that influence the native properties of drug
CO2	Understand the phenomena and methods to determine of interfacial tension, complexation and protein binding of different drug substances.
CO3	Apply the role of solubility parameters, interfacial phenomena and pH in stability of different physical forms of drug.
CO4	Analyze the skill development regarding analysis of role of plasma proteins, solubility and interfacial phenomena in biological system
CO5	Evaluating the role and effect of choice of surfactants, buffers and physical form of drug in different types of dosage forms.

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Theory BP-303 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the history of microbiology, its branches, scope and its importance.
CO2	Understand the methods of identification, cultivation and preservation of various microorganisms through different types of microscopes.
CO3	Understand the significance and application of sterilisation and the use of disinfectants and antiseptics in pharmaceutical processing and industry.
CO4	Understand the microbiological standardisation of pharmaceuticals, anti-microbial agents, microbial spoilage and the design of aseptic areas.
CO5	Understand the microbiological testing protocols and assays.

Pharmaceutical Engineering Theory BP304 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	To understand and know various unit operations used in the Pharmaceutical industry.
CO2	To understand the material handling techniques.
CO3	To perform various processes involved in the pharmaceutical manufacturing process.
CO4	To carry out various tests to prevent environmental pollution.
CO5	To analyse the practical aspects of various manufacturing processes.

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Practical BP305 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand and write the structure, name and type of isomerism of the organic compound.
CO2	Understand and write the reaction, name the reaction and orientation of reactions.
CO3	Explain and account for the reactivity/stability of compounds.
CO4	Apply the SAR for determining the activity og Organic compounds.
CO5	Analyse the medicinal properties of organic compounds.

Physical Pharmaceutics - I Practical BP306 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the methods to determine partition coefficient, pKa and surface tension.
CO2	Understand the phenomena of the effect of dimer on the partition coefficient and the effect of temperature on the critical solution temperature.
CO3	Apply the concept of surface tension in the determination of critical micelle concentration.
CO4	Analyse the skill development regarding the role donor-acceptor ratio in complexation stability by different methods
CO5	Evaluating the role of adsorption phenomena and buffers in biological systems

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Theory 301 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand and write the structure, name and the type of isomerism of the organic compound.
CO2	Understand and write the reaction, name the reaction and orientation of reactions.
CO3	Explaim and account for reactivity/stability of compounds.
CO4	Apply the SAR for determing the activity og Organic compunds
CO5	Analyze the medicinal properties of organic compounds.

Physical Pharmaceutics - I BP302T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the concept of solubility, different physicochemical properties as well as existence of different states of matter that influence the native properties of drug
CO2	Understand the phenomena and methods to determine of interfacial tension, complexation and protein binding of different drug substances.
CO3	Apply the role of solubility parameters, interfacial phenomena and pH in stability of different physical forms of drug.
CO4	Analyze the skill development regarding analysis of role of plasma proteins, solubility and interfacial phenomena in biological system
CO5	Evaluating the role and effect of choice of surfactants, buffers and physical form of drug in different types of dosage forms.

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Theory BP-303 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Analyse the skill development regarding the analysis of the role of plasma proteins, solubility and interfacial phenomena in biological system
CO2	Understand the basics of different dosage forms and pharmaceutical incompatibilities.
CO3	Understand the professional way of handling the prescription.
CO4	Apply the concepts of posology and pharmaceutical calculations.
CO5	Apply the knowledge of preparing various conventional dosage forms.

Pharmaceutical Engineering Theory BP304 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the sources of impurities and methods to determine in inorganic drugs and pharmaceuticals
CO2	Understand the medicinal and pharmaceutical importance of inorganic and radio pharmaceutical compounds.
CO3	Apply the mechanism of action of selected inorganic drugs and pharmaceuticals.
CO4	Apply the methods of preparation and quantitative determination of various inorganic and pharmaceutical compounds
CO5	Analyze the concepts of buffers and methods of adjusting isotonicity

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Practical BP305 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the behavioural needs for a Pharmacist to function effectively in the areas of Pharamcy operations
CO2	Understand the role of effective communication in Pharmacy
CO3	Communicate effectively (Verbal and Non-Verbal).
CO4	Effectively manage the team as a team player.
CO5	Develop interview skills

Physical Pharmaceutics - I Practical BP306 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the various components of living world, classification and salient features of five kingdoms of life.
CO2	Describe the morphology and general anatomy of the different parts of flowering plants.
CO3	Understand the basic components of anatomy & physiology of various systems of plants and animals with special reference to human.
CO4	Explain mineral nutrition, photosynthesis and respiration of plants.
CO5	Explain the gross morphology, structure and functions of various cells and tissues.

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Practical BP-307 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand handling of compound microscope and develop knowledge of human gross and microscopic Anatomy using prepared histological slides.
CO2	Understand the basic knowledge of gross anatomy to identify various tissues.
CO3	Apply the basic knowledge of bone to distinguish between different bones of the axial and appendicular skeleton systems.
CO4	Analyze the blood cells using hemocytometry and perform different kinds of blood tests.
CO5	Examine handling of different apparatus to determine the heart rate, pulse rate and blood pressure (Analyze).

Pharmaceutical Engineering Practical BP308 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	To demonstrate standardization of solutions with different strengths
CO2	To experiment with volumetric analysis such as acidimetry and alkalimetry, oxidation and reduction reactions, iodometry , complexometry, precipitation and non-aqueous titration
CO3	To analyze pharmaceuticals by electro-analytical methods
CO4	To evaluate pharmaceuticals by cerimetry
CO5	To understand the importance of calibration, calibration of weights,pipette and burette

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Practical BP-307 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the working of all equipment used in microbiological experiments and the preparation of various culture media. (Understanding)
CO2	Make use of various staining methods – simple, Gram staining and acid-fast staining. (Applying)
CO3	Identify pure cultures of microorganisms using various techniques. (Applying)
CO4	Make use of different microbiological assays and techniques of sterilisation. (Applying)
CO5	Analyse biochemical testing, bacteriological analysis, and study the effect of various parameters on microbial growth. (Analysing)

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Theory 301 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand and write the structure, name and the type of isomerism of the organic compound.
CO2	Understand and write the reaction, name the reaction and orientation of reactions.
CO3	Explaim and account for reactivity/stability of compounds.
CO4	Apply the SAR for determing the activity og Organic compunds
CO5	Analyze the medicinal properties of organic compounds.

Physical Pharmaceutics - I BP302T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the concept of solubility, different physicochemical properties as well as existence of different states of matter that influence the native properties of drug
CO2	Understand the phenomena and methods to determine of interfacial tension, complexation and protein binding of different drug substances.
CO3	Apply the role of solubility parameters, interfacial phenomena and pH in stability of different physical forms of drug.
CO4	Analyze the skill development regarding analysis of role of plasma proteins, solubility and interfacial phenomena in biological system
CO5	Evaluating the role and effect of choice of surfactants, buffers and physical form of drug in different types of dosage forms.

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Theory BP-303 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Analyse the skill development regarding the analysis of the role of plasma proteins, solubility and interfacial phenomena in biological system
CO2	Understand the basics of different dosage forms and pharmaceutical incompatibilities.
CO3	Understand the professional way of handling the prescription.
CO4	Apply the concepts of posology and pharmaceutical calculations.
CO5	Apply the knowledge of preparing various conventional dosage forms.

Pharmaceutical Engineering Theory BP304 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the sources of impurities and methods to determine in inorganic drugs and pharmaceuticals
CO2	Understand the medicinal and pharmaceutical importance of inorganic and radio pharmaceutical compounds.
CO3	Apply the mechanism of action of selected inorganic drugs and pharmaceuticals.
CO4	Apply the methods of preparation and quantitative determination of various inorganic and pharmaceutical compounds
CO5	Analyze the concepts of buffers and methods of adjusting isotonicity

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Practical BP305 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the behavioural needs for a Pharmacist to function effectively in the areas of Pharamcy operations
CO2	Understand the role of effective communication in Pharmacy
CO3	Communicate effectively (Verbal and Non-Verbal).
CO4	Effectively manage the team as a team player.
CO5	Develop interview skills

Physical Pharmaceutics - I Practical BP306 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the various components of living world, classification and salient features of five kingdoms of life.
CO2	Describe the morphology and general anatomy of the different parts of flowering plants.
CO3	Understand the basic components of anatomy & physiology of various systems of plants and animals with special reference to human.
CO4	Explain mineral nutrition, photosynthesis and respiration of plants.
CO5	Explain the gross morphology, structure and functions of various cells and tissues.

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Practical BP-307 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand handling of compound microscope and develop knowledge of human gross and microscopic Anatomy using prepared histological slides.
CO2	Understand the basic knowledge of gross anatomy to identify various tissues.
CO3	Apply the basic knowledge of bone to distinguish between different bones of the axial and appendicular skeleton systems.
CO4	Analyze the blood cells using hemocytometry and perform different kinds of blood tests.
CO5	Examine handling of different apparatus to determine the heart rate, pulse rate and blood pressure (Analyze).

Pharmaceutical Engineering Practical BP308 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	To demonstrate standardization of solutions with different strengths
CO2	To experiment with volumetric analysis such as acidimetry and alkalimetry, oxidation and reduction reactions, iodometry , complexometry, precipitation and non-aqueous titration
CO3	To analyze pharmaceuticals by electro-analytical methods
CO4	To evaluate pharmaceuticals by cerimetry
CO5	To understand the importance of calibration, calibration of weights,pipette and burette

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Theory 301 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand and write the structure, name and the type of isomerism of the organic compound.
CO2	Understand and write the reaction, name the reaction and orientation of reactions.
CO3	Explaim and account for reactivity/stability of compounds.
CO4	Apply the SAR for determing the activity og Organic compunds
CO5	Analyze the medicinal properties of organic compounds.

Physical Pharmaceutics - I BP302T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the concept of solubility, different physicochemical properties as well as existence of different states of matter that influence the native properties of drug
CO2	Understand the phenomena and methods to determine of interfacial tension, complexation and protein binding of different drug substances.
CO3	Apply the role of solubility parameters, interfacial phenomena and pH in stability of different physical forms of drug.
CO4	Analyze the skill development regarding analysis of role of plasma proteins, solubility and interfacial phenomena in biological system
CO5	Evaluating the role and effect of choice of surfactants, buffers and physical form of drug in different types of dosage forms.

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Theory BP-303 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Analyse the skill development regarding the analysis of the role of plasma proteins, solubility and interfacial phenomena in biological system
CO2	Understand the basics of different dosage forms and pharmaceutical incompatibilities.
CO3	Understand the professional way of handling the prescription.
CO4	Apply the concepts of posology and pharmaceutical calculations.
CO5	Apply the knowledge of preparing various conventional dosage forms.

Pharmaceutical Engineering Theory BP304 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the sources of impurities and methods to determine in inorganic drugs and pharmaceuticals
CO2	Understand the medicinal and pharmaceutical importance of inorganic and radio pharmaceutical compounds.
CO3	Apply the mechanism of action of selected inorganic drugs and pharmaceuticals.
CO4	Apply the methods of preparation and quantitative determination of various inorganic and pharmaceutical compounds
CO5	Analyze the concepts of buffers and methods of adjusting isotonicity

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Practical BP305 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the behavioural needs for a Pharmacist to function effectively in the areas of Pharamcy operations
CO2	Understand the role of effective communication in Pharmacy
CO3	Communicate effectively (Verbal and Non-Verbal).
CO4	Effectively manage the team as a team player.
CO5	Develop interview skills

Physical Pharmaceutics - I Practical BP306 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the various components of living world, classification and salient features of five kingdoms of life.
CO2	Describe the morphology and general anatomy of the different parts of flowering plants.
CO3	Understand the basic components of anatomy & physiology of various systems of plants and animals with special reference to human.
CO4	Explain mineral nutrition, photosynthesis and respiration of plants.
CO5	Explain the gross morphology, structure and functions of various cells and tissues.

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Practical BP-307 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand handling of compound microscope and develop knowledge of human gross and microscopic Anatomy using prepared histological slides.
CO2	Understand the basic knowledge of gross anatomy to identify various tissues.
CO3	Apply the basic knowledge of bone to distinguish between different bones of the axial and appendicular skeleton systems.
CO4	Analyze the blood cells using hemocytometry and perform different kinds of blood tests.
CO5	Examine handling of different apparatus to determine the heart rate, pulse rate and blood pressure (Analyze).

Pharmaceutical Engineering Practical BP308 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	To demonstrate standardization of solutions with different strengths
CO2	To experiment with volumetric analysis such as acidimetry and alkalimetry, oxidation and reduction reactions, iodometry , complexometry, precipitation and non-aqueous titration
CO3	To analyze pharmaceuticals by electro-analytical methods
CO4	To evaluate pharmaceuticals by cerimetry
CO5	To understand the importance of calibration, calibration of weights,pipette and burette

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Theory 301 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand and write the structure, name and the type of isomerism of the organic compound.
CO2	Understand and write the reaction, name the reaction and orientation of reactions.
CO3	Explaim and account for reactivity/stability of compounds.
CO4	Apply the SAR for determing the activity og Organic compunds
CO5	Analyze the medicinal properties of organic compounds.

Physical Pharmaceutics - I BP302T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the concept of solubility, different physicochemical properties as well as existence of different states of matter that influence the native properties of drug
CO2	Understand the phenomena and methods to determine of interfacial tension, complexation and protein binding of different drug substances.
CO3	Apply the role of solubility parameters, interfacial phenomena and pH in stability of different physical forms of drug.
CO4	Analyze the skill development regarding analysis of role of plasma proteins, solubility and interfacial phenomena in biological system
CO5	Evaluating the role and effect of choice of surfactants, buffers and physical form of drug in different types of dosage forms.

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Theory BP-303 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Analyse the skill development regarding the analysis of the role of plasma proteins, solubility and interfacial phenomena in biological system
CO2	Understand the basics of different dosage forms and pharmaceutical incompatibilities.
CO3	Understand the professional way of handling the prescription.
CO4	Apply the concepts of posology and pharmaceutical calculations.
CO5	Apply the knowledge of preparing various conventional dosage forms.

Pharmaceutical Engineering Theory BP304 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the sources of impurities and methods to determine in inorganic drugs and pharmaceuticals
CO2	Understand the medicinal and pharmaceutical importance of inorganic and radio pharmaceutical compounds.
CO3	Apply the mechanism of action of selected inorganic drugs and pharmaceuticals.
CO4	Apply the methods of preparation and quantitative determination of various inorganic and pharmaceutical compounds
CO5	Analyze the concepts of buffers and methods of adjusting isotonicity

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Practical BP305 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the behavioural needs for a Pharmacist to function effectively in the areas of Pharamcy operations
CO2	Understand the role of effective communication in Pharmacy
CO3	Communicate effectively (Verbal and Non-Verbal).
CO4	Effectively manage the team as a team player.
CO5	Develop interview skills

Physical Pharmaceutics - I Practical BP306 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the various components of living world, classification and salient features of five kingdoms of life.
CO2	Describe the morphology and general anatomy of the different parts of flowering plants.
CO3	Understand the basic components of anatomy & physiology of various systems of plants and animals with special reference to human.
CO4	Explain mineral nutrition, photosynthesis and respiration of plants.
CO5	Explain the gross morphology, structure and functions of various cells and tissues.

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Practical BP-307 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand handling of compound microscope and develop knowledge of human gross and microscopic Anatomy using prepared histological slides.
CO2	Understand the basic knowledge of gross anatomy to identify various tissues.
CO3	Apply the basic knowledge of bone to distinguish between different bones of the axial and appendicular skeleton systems.
CO4	Analyze the blood cells using hemocytometry and perform different kinds of blood tests.
CO5	Examine handling of different apparatus to determine the heart rate, pulse rate and blood pressure (Analyze).

Pharmaceutical Engineering Practical BP308 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	To demonstrate standardization of solutions with different strengths
CO2	To experiment with volumetric analysis such as acidimetry and alkalimetry, oxidation and reduction reactions, iodometry , complexometry, precipitation and non-aqueous titration
CO3	To analyze pharmaceuticals by electro-analytical methods
CO4	To evaluate pharmaceuticals by cerimetry
CO5	To understand the importance of calibration, calibration of weights,pipette and burette

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Theory 301 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand and write the structure, name and the type of isomerism of the organic compound.
CO2	Understand and write the reaction, name the reaction and orientation of reactions.
CO3	Explaim and account for reactivity/stability of compounds.
CO4	Apply the SAR for determing the activity og Organic compunds
CO5	Analyze the medicinal properties of organic compounds.

Physical Pharmaceutics - I BP302T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the concept of solubility, different physicochemical properties as well as existence of different states of matter that influence the native properties of drug
CO2	Understand the phenomena and methods to determine of interfacial tension, complexation and protein binding of different drug substances.
CO3	Apply the role of solubility parameters, interfacial phenomena and pH in stability of different physical forms of drug.
CO4	Analyze the skill development regarding analysis of role of plasma proteins, solubility and interfacial phenomena in biological system
CO5	Evaluating the role and effect of choice of surfactants, buffers and physical form of drug in different types of dosage forms.

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Theory BP-303 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Analyse the skill development regarding the analysis of the role of plasma proteins, solubility and interfacial phenomena in biological system
CO2	Understand the basics of different dosage forms and pharmaceutical incompatibilities.
CO3	Understand the professional way of handling the prescription.
CO4	Apply the concepts of posology and pharmaceutical calculations.
CO5	Apply the knowledge of preparing various conventional dosage forms.

Pharmaceutical Engineering Theory BP304 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the sources of impurities and methods to determine in inorganic drugs and pharmaceuticals
CO2	Understand the medicinal and pharmaceutical importance of inorganic and radio pharmaceutical compounds.
CO3	Apply the mechanism of action of selected inorganic drugs and pharmaceuticals.
CO4	Apply the methods of preparation and quantitative determination of various inorganic and pharmaceutical compounds
CO5	Analyze the concepts of buffers and methods of adjusting isotonicity

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II Practical BP305 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the behavioural needs for a Pharmacist to function effectively in the areas of Pharamcy operations
CO2	Understand the role of effective communication in Pharmacy
CO3	Communicate effectively (Verbal and Non-Verbal).
CO4	Effectively manage the team as a team player.
CO5	Develop interview skills

Physical Pharmaceutics - I Practical BP306 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the various components of living world, classification and salient features of five kingdoms of life.
CO2	Describe the morphology and general anatomy of the different parts of flowering plants.
CO3	Understand the basic components of anatomy & physiology of various systems of plants and animals with special reference to human.
CO4	Explain mineral nutrition, photosynthesis and respiration of plants.
CO5	Explain the gross morphology, structure and functions of various cells and tissues.

Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Practical BP-307 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand handling of compound microscope and develop knowledge of human gross and microscopic Anatomy using prepared histological slides.
CO2	Understand the basic knowledge of gross anatomy to identify various tissues.
CO3	Apply the basic knowledge of bone to distinguish between different bones of the axial and appendicular skeleton systems.
CO4	Analyze the blood cells using hemocytometry and perform different kinds of blood tests.
CO5	Examine handling of different apparatus to determine the heart rate, pulse rate and blood pressure (Analyze).

Pharmaceutical Engineering Practical BP308 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	To demonstrate standardization of solutions with different strengths
CO2	To experiment with volumetric analysis such as acidimetry and alkalimetry, oxidation and reduction reactions, iodometry , complexometry, precipitation and non-aqueous titration
CO3	To analyze pharmaceuticals by electro-analytical methods
CO4	To evaluate pharmaceuticals by cerimetry
CO5	To understand the importance of calibration, calibration of weights,pipette and burette

Pharmaceutical Engineering Practical BP308 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	To understand and know various unit operations used in the Pharmaceutical industry.
CO2	To understand the material handling techniques.
CO3	To perform various processes involved in the pharmaceutical manufacturing process.
CO4	To carry out various test to prevent environmental pollution.
CO5	To Analyze the practical aspects of various manufacturing processes.

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