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CO
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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 microbial genetics, diagnostic
techniques, biochemical tests, and immunological assays.
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CO2
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APPLICATION
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Apply laboratory techniques for isolation, cultivation,
identification, and characterization of bacteria and mutants, as
well as clinical sample analysis.
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CO3
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ANALYSIS
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Analyze experimental results to interpret microbial growth
patterns, mutation frequency, antibiotic resistance,
haematological parameters, and immunological reactions.
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CO4
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EVALUATION
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Evaluate the accuracy, reliability, and limitations of various
microbiological, biochemical, and serological diagnostic
methods.
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CO5
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SYNTHESIS
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Integrate experimental outcomes to understand microbial
physiology, host–pathogen interactions, and clinical
applications in diagnosis and therapy.
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CO6
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APPLICATION, EVALUATUON
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Develop scientific skills, ethical practices, and problem solving ability by performing experiments, recording observations, and preparing a survey-based clinical report.
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