Second Semester

The objective of course is to help student acquire basic knowledge about Nucleic acids and few biochemical techniques. To enable students understand, design, handle and develop experiments based on the techniques.


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  • Biochemistry explains in detail about the structure of biomolecules and various bio-chemical reactions of  body systems
  • The enzymes and their different reactions make us understand the basic concepts of IUPAC,  Enzymes characterization and Enzymes inhibitions. 
  • It provides us sufficient knowledge on the role of bio molecules in the biochemical reactions which helps in proper functioning of the body. 
  • Basic concepts of Nucleic acids and their chemical composition helps us to elucidate the structural formation of DNA and RNA
  • Microbiology explains in detail about  history of microbiology, microscopy and various media used in the process of culturing various organisms. 
  • The concepts of culturing microorganisms by following sterilization procedures and cryopreservation are the important aspects of microbiology
  • 'The English Turf' is a General English course designed for first year students that enables them to acquire good English language skills for success in their professional and personal lives, The course  has been designed keeping in view the real life and contextual aspects of language, giving emphasis to acquiring both proficiency and fluency of English language. The texts have been carefully selected keeping in view the literary, language and moral dimensions, for teachers and students to explore all the teaching and learning possibilities. Such an approach would enable students to gain thinking, observatory, and critically analyzing skills, while also connecting the texts with contemporary situations. Components like:

    i. Vocabulary

    ii. Grammar

    iii Speaking Skills

    iv. Soft Skills 

    are incorporated in each of the units. The various practice exercises and task-based activities give the students and teachers build an interactive and student-centric teaching and learning atmosphere .


    COURSE OBJECTIVES:

     This course is designed to have an understanding of the physico-chemical properties of organic and inorganic compounds.

     COURSE OUTCOMES:

    Students will be able to

    CO1: Understand the physical and chemical properties of oxides and halides of p-block elements.

    CO2: Understand the chemistry of noble gases and their compounds

    CO3: Differentiate the pathway of nucleophilic substitution reaction of organic halides.

    CO4: Analyze the properties of d-block elements

    CO5: Prepare alcohols, phenols and ethers, and have an understanding of their chemical reactivity

    CO6: Synthesize aldehydes and ketones and gain mechanistic insights of their reactivity

    CO7: Correlate the chemical behavior with variation in electric potential

    CO8: Volumetrically and gravimetrically analyze ions in solution

    CO9: Understand the optical activity of organic compounds

    CO10: Quantitatively analyze ion concentration in a sample by titration methods