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COGNITIVE ABILITIES
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COURSE OUTCOMES
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CO1
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KNOWLEDGE, COMPREHENSION
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Demonstrate knowledge of biochemical estimations, microbial assays, and structural features of viruses and fungi.
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CO2
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APPLICATION
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Apply experimental techniques for quantification of
biomolecules, enzyme activity, microbial cultivation, and
pathogen isolation.
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CO3
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ANALYSIS
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Analyze experimental data to interpret biomolecular separations, cytopathic effects, plant diseases, hyphal modifications, and microbial interactions.
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CO4
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EVALUATION
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Evaluate accuracy, precision, and limitations of different biochemical, microbiological, and pathological methods used in the laboratory.
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CO5
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SYNTHESIS
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Integrate knowledge of biochemical assays, microbial physiology, virology, and mycology to explain host–pathogen interactions and industrial applications.
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CO6
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APPLICATION , EVALUATION
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Develop laboratory skills, scientific attitude, ethical practices, and
problem-solving abilities through practical work and
internship/project exposure.
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