At the end of the course, the learner should be able to:
For Knowledge
- describe the characteristics of life and living processes.
- describe the basic knowledge of living organisms important to medical sciences.
- describe the physiological change in plants which are similar to other organisms.
- recall the basic principles of heredity and to apply it in solving elementary genetic problems.
- describe the medicinally important plants, their constituents and their uses.
- understand the magnitude of pollution problems in our environment.
For Skill
- make accurate identification of cells and tissues of living materials.
- perform and interpret specific botanical laboratory tests and procedures.
For Attitude
- establish a habit of methodological scientific approach, namely, accurate observation and drawing of valid conclusions.
- believe and adopt the role of prevention in environmental pollution.
