Course Credit: 2

History and evaluation of Pharmacy

Course Credit: 4

Review of atomic structures and chemical bonds

Course Credit: 1

Qualitative analysis of inorganic ions and radicals

Course Credit: 4

Introduction to Organic Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Chemistry of aliphatic compounds

Course Credit: 1

Identification of simple organic compounds through physical and chemical analyses Synthesis of simple compounds using name reactions

Course Credit: 4

Chemical equilibrium, Chemical thermodynamics, Phase equilibria, Solution of electrolytes

Course Credit: 1

Determination of heat of solution by measuring solubility as a function of temperature

Course Credit: 4

Phytochemistry and pharmaceutical uses of the following plant constituents along with consideration of some important drugs of each group

Course Credit: 1

Study of some groups of unorganized white and off-white powder and whole drugs

Course Credit: 4

Physiology and its scope in pharmacy, structure of cell, its various organells and functions, cell division, body fluid compartments and its composition, transport across cell membrane and membrane potentials, haemostasis

Course Credit: 1

Study of compound microscope.

Course Credit: 4

Microbiology as a field of biology, place of microbiology in the living field, prokaryotic and eucaryotic protests, group of microorganisms, areas of microbiology, applications of microbiology

Course Credit: 1

Identification and characterization of bacteria

Course Credit: 2

Alimentary system, Cardiovascular system, Respiratory system, Urinary system, Reproductive system, Nervous system, Endocrine gland, Exocrine gland, Metabolic organ and Reticulo endothelial system

Course Credit: 2

Classification of computers, organization and functional parts of central processing unit, memory and memory organizations, input / output media and devices, storage devices, hardware and software

Course Credit: 4

Graphs and gradients and Graphical and diagrammatic representation

Course Credit: 1

The course will be conducted by both theoretical and practical classes.

Course Credit: 4

Essential electrolytes, Essential trace elements, Antioxidants, solvents, pharmaceutically acceptable glass and glass wires, Hematinic preparations, Gastrointestinal agents and Environmental chemistry and environmental sciences

Course Credit: 1

Identification of inorganic ions from pharmaceutical formulations

Course Credit: 4

Reaction mechanisms, Name reactions, A general introduction of heterocyclic compounds, arbohydrates, Lipids and Amino acids and proteins.

Course Credit: 4

Kinetics, Interfacial phenomena, Rheology and rheology of dispersed system, Colloids, Electrochemistry, Electrochemical cells and Micrometrics.

Course Credit: 1

Viscosity determinations

Course Credit: 4

Phytochemistry and pharmaceutical uses of the following plant constituents along with consideration of some important local and foreign drugs of each groups

Course Credit: 1

Pharmacognostic study of a few selected powdered drugs

Course Credit: 4

Nervous system, Endocrine system, Metabolism, Excretory system, Reproductive system and Regulation of body temperature

Course Credit: 1

Recording of normal heart beat in toad, Demonstration of the effect of Electrolytes (Na+, K+, Ca+) on toad heart etc.

Course Credit: 4

Introduction to cell, Plasma membrane/cell walls and cell surface, Nuclear structure and function, Proteins, Nucleic acids and Enzymes

Course Credit: 1

Determination of protein content by spectrophotometric method

Course Credit: 4

Pre-formulation, Chemical and physical incompatibility, Pharmaceutical excipients, Basic principles of compounding and dispensing, Liquid dosage forms, Dispersed system, Semisolids (Ointments, paste, gels) and Suppositories

Course Credit: 1

Preparation of percentage solution and Preparation of syrup and suspension

Course Credit: 4

Introduction to Pharmacology, Basic concept of drug action, Signalling mechanism and drug action, Drugs for peptic ulcer, Anticoagulants, Autacoids, Haematinic drugs, Sedative & hypnotics and Chemotherapy of parasites.

Course Credit: 1

Study of drugs acting on CNS

Course Credit: 1

The course will be conducted by both theoretical and practical classes.

Course Credit: 4

Introduction and techniques of pharmaceutical analysis, Aqueous acid-base titration, Non aqueous acid-base titration, Oxidation-reduction titration, Complexometric titration etc

Course Credit: 1

Assay of acetyl salicylic acid in aspirin tablets, Assay of phenobarbitone tablets by non-aqueous titration etc.

Course Credit: 4

Stereochemistry, Heterocyclic chemistry, Chemistry, SAR, mode of action and synthesis of the following groups of drugs and Natural products and other secondary metabolites.

Course Credit: 1

Laboratory synthesis, physical, chemical and spectral characterization of the following compounds

Course Credit: 4

Local anesthetic, General anesthetic, Analgesic, antipyretic and antinflammatory drugs, Cardiovascular drugs, Antibacterial agents: Brief study of the following class of drugs, Vitamins and Antidiabetic agents.

Course Credit: 1

1. Estimation of blood glucose by enzymatic method, 3. Estimation of aspirin in blood after oral administration by UV spectrophotometric method etc.

Course Credit: 2

Definition and scope of pathology, General adaptation, cell injury & cell death, Acute & chronic inflammation, Hemodynamic disorders, Infectious diseases, Nutritional disease, Diseases of the blood vessel and Heart disease.

Course Credit: 4

Powders and granules, Formulation and manufacturing of tablets, Common tableting problems and evaluation of tablets, Tablet coating, Hard gelatin capsules, Soft gelatin capsules and Microencapsulation technology.

Course Credit: 1

Formulation and compounding of different syrups, suspention emulation, oientment and Study of different components of a 16-station rotary table press etc.

Course Credit: 4

The fundamentals of unit operations, Drying, Freeze drying, Filtration, Centrifugation, Mixing, Refrigeration and air conditioning, Lay out plan of pharmaceutical manufacturing plant and Fundamentals of pharmaceutical HVAC systems.

Course Credit: 4

Introduction of pharmacokinetics and biopharmaceutics, Gastrointestinal absorption of drugs, Distribution of drugs, Drug clearance, Bioavailability and bioequivalence and Drug product selection on the basis of bioavailability testing.

Course Credit: 1

Tablet weight variation test, Tablet hardness test, Tablet friability test etc.

Course Credit: 2

Microbial assay of antibiotics, Sterilization, Sterility testing, Disinfection and antisepsis, Industrial microbiology, Immunological products, Bacterial resistance.

Course Credit: 2

Introduction of biotechnology and its application in medicine, foods, forensic science, microbial and plant genetics and Biophysical and biochemical analysis of recombinant proteins.

Course Credit: 4

Principles of marketing, Strategic marketing planning, Consumer markets and buying behavior.

Course Credit: 1

The course will be conducted by both theoretical and practical classes.

Course Credit: 1

Formulation and preparation of cold cream, powder, lotion, shampoo, vanishing cream etc.

Course Credit: 4

Hospital Pharmacy and Community pharmacy, Pharmacy and therapeutics committee, Purchasing and inventory control WU‡

Course Credit: 2

Industrial Training

Course Credit: 2

The course will be conducted by both theoretical and practical classes.

Course Credit: 4

Ultra violet and infrared spectroscopy in structural analysis, Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, 13C NMR spectroscopy, Mass spectrometry, Atomic absorption spectroscopy, Potentiometric titration, Polarography and amperometric titration

Course Credit: 1

Estimation of ampicillin by UV spectrophotometric method, Estimation of aspirin by UV spectrophotometric method and Determination of protein concentration in tissue preparation by UV-Vis spectrometry etc.

Course Credit: 4

Drug discovery and design, Chemistry, mode of action, SAR and synthesis of the following groups of drugs, Drugs metabolism, Combinatorial chemistry etc.

Course Credit: 1

Laboratory synthesis, physical, chemical and spectral characterization of the following compounds.

Course Credit: 4

Antiepileptic drugs, Immonosuppressive agent and gene therapy, Antineoplastic drugs, Psychotropic and antidepressant drugs, Drugs affecting uterine contraction, Antifungal drugs, Adrenergic and antiadrenergic drugsetc.

Course Credit: 1

Determination of plasma proteins by the Biuret Method (Method of Reinhold) etc.

Course Credit: 4

Calculation of creatinine clearance for a patient and classification of their degree of renal impairment etc.

Course Credit: 4

General consideration, Guidance for special clinical practices, Clinical pharmacy for OTC preparation, Blood and related products.

Course Credit: 4

Compaction and compression of powder, Sustained release drug delivery systems, Aerosol science and technology, Design and operation of clean rooms, Parenteral products, Ophthalmic products and Packaging technology.

Course Credit: 1

1. Preparation of paraffin ointment B.P. (50 gm)., 2. Formulation and preparation of paracetamol suspension (50 ml). Etc.

Course Credit: 4

Introduction to compartment, Pharmacokinetics of drug absorption, Multiple dosage regimen (MDR), Intravenous infusion, Dosage adjustment in renal disease, Non-compartmental analysis, Relationship between pharmacokinetic and pharmacologic responses

Course Credit: 1

Determination of the dissolution time and dissolution rate of the enteric coated diclofenac sodium tablet.

Course Credit: 2

The skin, Product ingredients, Skin creams, Shaving preparations, Dental products, Hair products

Course Credit: 4

Quality control overview, Terminology and validation overview, Validation of analytical methods, Overview of pharmaceutical product development and its associated quality system, Potency method validation, Bioanalytical method validation etc.

Course Credit: 1

Calibration of UV spectrophotometer through absorbance and wavelength checks, Determination of the E-Z isomer ratio in clomiphene citrate mixture etc.

Course Credit: 2

Introduction, Food Science and nutrition, Food components and nutrition, Food, nutrition, health and diseases, Nutraceuticals in herbal products, fruits, vegetables and grains with health benefits, Food processing and food products developments etc.

Course Credit: 4

Definition of biostatistics and its application in pharmaceutical sciences and Introduction to Bioinformatics .

Course Credit: 4

Contraception, Women's health, Osteoporosis, Urinary tract infections, Sexually transmitted infections, Diabetes, Rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis, Oral hygiene, Acute poisoning, Childhood conditions, Management and treatment of different cardiovascular diseases.

Course Credit: 4

Basic concept and general discussion on clinical research, Definition of clinical research, Animal toxicology, Introduction and review of pharmacokinetic processes, Kinetics following IV infusion etc.

Course Credit: 1

The practical course will be conducted as designed by the course teacher.

Course Credit: 4

Therapeutic drug monitoring of aminoglycosides and vancomycin in hospitalized patient

Course Credit: 2

Regulations and laws governing the practices of pharmacy in Bangladesh, Policies, sales, regulation and laws concerning to the manufacture, possession, distribution, sale of drugs and poisons etc.

Course Credit: 4

Students must go through rigorous hospital training for a period of three months. Hospital authority will arrange their visit in each unit of the hospital.

Course Credit: 2

Project titles will be provided by the supervisor of the student. The supervisor will be in overall charge of the management of the project and will also ensure that the student adheres to the project regulations and requirements.

Course Credit: 2

The course will be conducted by both theoretical and practical classes.