Course Outcomes

Course Outcomes (COs) : B. Pharm. 4th Semester

Pharmaceutical organic Chemistry - III Theory BP401T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the methods of preparation and properties of organic compounds.
CO2	Explain the stereochemical aspects of organic compounds and stereochemical reactions
CO3	Understand the various mechanisms of chemical reactions
CO4	Know the medicinal uses and other applications of organic compounds.
CO5	Understand the various properties of Organic compounds

Medicinal Chemistry - I Theory BP402 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the basic concept of physicochemical properties in relation to biological action & drug metabolism
CO2	Understand the chemistry of drugs acting on the Autonomic Nervous System
CO3	Explain the cholinergic neurotransmitters and chemistry of cholinergic agonists and antagonists.
CO4	Explain the chemistry of drugs acting on the Central Nervous System.
CO5	Explain the SAR (Structure Activity Relationship) and the synthesis of some drugs.

Physical Pharmaceutics - II Theory BP403 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the classification, characteristics, optical, kinetic and electrical properties of dispersed systems.
CO2	Understand the Newtonian and non-Newtonian systems and deformation of solids.
CO3	Understand the concept of general characteristics and stability profile of coarse dispersions like emulsions and suspensions.
CO4	Understand the concept of micromeretics.
CO5	Understand the reaction rate constants, physical, and chemical factors influencing the chemical degradation of pharmaceutical products and the stabilisation of medicinal agents.

Pharmacology- I BP404 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the terminology used in pharmacology, routes of drug administration, general concepts of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, adverse effects and interactions of drugs and the concept of drug discovery.
CO2	Understand the pharmacological actions and mechanisms at the organ system/molecular level of drugs acting on the Nervous system.
CO3	Apply the understood knowledge of pharmacotherapy in the management and treatment of health problems and disorders.
CO4	Analyse the pros and cons of various administration techniques, drugs and drug-food combinations, and categorise drugs according to their site, mode of action at the molecular level.
CO5	Evaluate the specific pharmacological effect and molecular mechanism of the drugs by applying the pharmacological knowledge from the course.

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry - I Theory BP405 T

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the different methods of classification of crude drug
CO2	Perform the qualitative and quantitative methods of quality analysis of plant based crude drugs (Apply)
CO3	Understand the impact of different factors such as soil type, soil fertility, rainfall, altitude, fertilizers on the quality of herbal crude drugs.
CO4	Explain the procedure of plant tissue culture and its applications (Understanding)
CO5	Understand the significance of plant primary and secondary metabolites as well as its identification test.

Medicinal Chemistry - I Practical BP406 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the basic concept of physicochemical properties in relation to biological action & drug metabolism
CO2	Understand the chemistry of drugs acting on the Autonomic Nervous System
CO3	Explain the cholinergic neurotransmitters and chemistry of cholinergic agonists and antagonists.
CO4	Explain the chemistry of drugs acting on the Central Nervous System.
CO5	Explain the SAR (Structure Activity Relationship) and the synthesis of some drugs.

Physical Pharmaceutics - II Practical BP407 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Determine the particle size, particle size distribution using sieving and the microscopic method. (Evaluating)
CO2	Determine the bulk density, true density, porosity, angle of repose and influence of lubricant on angle of repose. (Evaluating)
CO3	Determine the viscosity of the liquid using Ostwald’s viscometer and Brookfield viscometer. (Evaluating)
CO4	Determine the sedimentation volume with the effect of different concentrations of various suspending agents. (Evaluating)
CO5	Determine the reaction rate constants, like first order and second order and accelerated stability studies. (Evaluating)

Pharmacology- I BP408 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Understand the terminology used in pharmacology, routes of drug administration, general concepts of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, adverse effects and interactions of drugs and concept of drug discovery.
CO2	Understand the pharmacological actions and mechanisms at organ system/molecular level of drugs acting on Nervous system.
CO3	Apply the understood knowledge of pharmacotherapy in the management and treatment of health problems and disorders.
CO4	Analyze the pros and cons of various, administration techniques, drugs and drug-food combinations and to categorize drugs according to their site, mode of action at molecular level.
CO5	Evaluate the specific pharmacological effect and molecular mechanism of the drugs by applying the pharmacological knowledge from the course.

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry - I Practical BP409 P

CO No.	COURSE OUTCOME
CO1	Evaluate herbal drugs on the basis of chemical constituents.
CO2	Evaluate the quality of herbs as per WHO guidelines
CO3	Identify various phytoconstituents quantitatively by using various methods.
CO4	Analyse herbal drugs as per recent pharmacopoeias.
CO5	Evaluate syrups, mixtures and tablets of natural orgin as per Pharmacopoeial requirements

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