Programme Specific Outcomes
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BSc Zoology
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Develop insight and improve their analytical communication and professional skills
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Understanding the morphology and functional characteristics at cellular and sub-cellular (molecular) level
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Enhancing the technical skills for experimental purposes
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Course Outcomes
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Course : ZOH101, Course Title: ZOOLOGY THEORY
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Understanding of relationships between organisms through Systematics and cell biology
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Describe type study
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Describe mammalian physiology
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Describe eugenics and evolution
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Elaborate ecology
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Course ZOM101, Course Title: LOWER INVERTEBRATES
Lower invertebrates, introduction, symmetry, coelom, acoelom and parasitism,
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Classify and characterize Phylum-Protozoa
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Classify and characterize Phylum-Porifera
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Classify and characterize Phylum-Coelenterata
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Classify and characterize Phylum-Platyhelminthes
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Classify and characterize Phylum-Neo-platyhelminthes
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Course ZOM102, Course Title: HIGHER INVERTEBRATES
General characteristics and Classification up to classes of each phylum:
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Introduction to Coelomates
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Introduction to Annelida
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Introduction to Arthropoda
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Introduction to Mollusca
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Introduction to Echinodermata
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Course ZOH281, Course Title: BASICS OF NEUROSCIENCE
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Introduction to Neuroscience
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Introduction to Nervous system
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Significance of Ion channels and neurotransmitters
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Understanding of cellular and Molecular neurophysiology
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Describe techniques to study brain
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ZOM201, Course Title: CHORDATA I
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Characteristics and Outline Classification of Protochordata
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Characteristics and Outline of Classification of Origin of Chordata
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Characteristics and Outline Classification of Pisces and Amphibia
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Characteristics and Outline Classification Reptiles and Aves
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Characteristics and Outline Classification of Mammalia
ZOM202, Course Title: CHORDATA II
Comparative vertebrate anatomy of the systems with respect to piscean, amphibian, reptilian, avian and mammalian
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Describe the anatomy of Integumentary System
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Describe the anatomy of Digestive System
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Describe the anatomy of Circulatory and Respiratory Systems
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Describe the anatomy of Urogenital System
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Describe the anatomy of Neuro-endocrine System
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ZOM301, Course Title: ANIMAL ECOLOGY
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Describe the history, introduction and nature of ecosystem
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Explain the biogeocycles and laws
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Describe population & community ecology
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Describe wild life conservation and management
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Develop understanding of aquatic ecology
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ZOM302, Course Title: CELL BIOLOGY
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Give the overview of cell
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Describe the structure and function of plasma membrane
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Structure, functions and interactions of cell organelles and inclusions
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Detail description of cell division
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Describe structure and function of chromosomes
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ZOM303, Course Title: GENETICS
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Explain Mendalism expanding Mendel’s Laws
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Describe gene action
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Describe mutation, mutagenesis and repair
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Explain sex determining systems and dosage compensation
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Explain the process of gene expression and applications
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ZOM401, Course Title: ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY
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Develop understanding for the fundamental concepts of physiology of digestion
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Develop understanding of blood vascular system
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Develop the fundamental concepts of physiology of respiration
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Familiarize students with renal physiology and muscle
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Develop basic understanding of endocrine system and its interactions with other systems
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ZOM402, Course Title: EVOLUTION & ZOOGEOGRAPHY
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Trace the Origin of life
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Established theories of evolution
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Correlate the theories with the evidences
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Explain the genetic basis of evolution
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Describe zoogeography
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ZOM403, Course Title: MICROBIOLOGY
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Introduction to Microbiology
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Describe the types and molecular structure of viruses
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Describe the types and structure of bacteria
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Most prevalent microbial diseases
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Understanding of applied Microbiology
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ZOM501, Course Title: BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY
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Fundamental concept of bioenergetics in cellular processes
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Describe the structure of amino acids and proteins
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Describe the structure and function of enzymes
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Describe the structure of carbohydrates
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Describe the structure of lipids and nucleic acids
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ZOM502, Course Title: PARASITOLOGY
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Explain the phenomenon of living together and symbiosis
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Describe parasitism
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Describe the life histories of some protozoan and helminth
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Describe the life histories of arthropods
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Understanding of applied parasitology
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ZOM503, Course Title: DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
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Develop the basic concepts of development
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Explain the fundamental concept of embryogenesis
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Explain the fundamental concept of Organogenesis
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Describe the developmental model systems- invertebrates
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Describe the developmental model systems- vertebrates
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ZOM504, Course Title: ENTOMOLOGY
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Insect taxonomy to introduce students to fascinating world of insects
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Describe the general insect morphology
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Describe the insect physiology
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Fundamental understanding of insect pathology
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Insect’s role as a source for commercial products (honey, wax, silk, lac and medicines), in forensic science; as vectors; in pest control
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ZOM505, Course Title: WILDLIFE CONSERVATION & MANAGEMENT
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Wildlife habitat studies will enable students to solve problems of conservation
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Describe habitat management
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Understanding of Conservation will help protection of wildlife
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Explain wildlife trade that may enhance the economy
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Wildlife legislation will systematically organize the understanding of wildlife conservation, trade and management
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ZOM601, Course Title: IMMUNOLOGY
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Descrive the evolution of immunology, historical perspective
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Describe the fundamental concept of Innate and adaptive immunity
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Develop the basic concepts of Antigenicity and immunogenicity
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Describe the molecular structure and function of major histocompatibility complex
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Describe the types of hypersensitivity and mechanism of tolerance
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ZOM602, Course Title: QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY
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Introduction to biostatistics
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Explain descriptive statistics
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Explain correlation and regression
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Explain graphical representation of data
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Fundamental concept of Hypothesis testing
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ZOM603, Course Title: MOLECULAR GENETICS
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Describe the fundamental concept of DNA Replication
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Describe the fundamental concept of Transcription
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Explain the molecular events in Translation
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Describe the types of Posttranslational modifications (PTM)
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Describe Gene Regulation and structure and function of Transposons
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ZOM604, Course Title: Neurobiology
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Understanding of Brain Architecture
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Fundamental concept of how brain develops-Developmental Neuroanatomy
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Fundamental concepts of Neurophysiology
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Fundamental concepts of Neuro-endocrinology
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Describe the Neurobiology of aging and sleep
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