The overall goals of the course are to

1.1. educate students about the detailed features of general bacteriology.

1.2. provide students with knowledge of the immune system, its protective functions and its role in the pathophysiology of infectious and non-infectious diseases.

1.3. enable the students to practice the principles of staining and culturing.

1.4. provide  Basic scientific knowledge essential for following the rules of medical ethics.

1.5. solve diagnostic, problem and decision making as well as communication skills necessary for proper evaluation and management of health problems.

1.6. Appropriate ethical and professional education necessary for demonstrating appropriate attitudes with patients and colleagues.

1.7. Life long learning competencies necessary for continuous professional development, research education as related to medical practice & post graduation development.

1.8. Basic administrative skills necessary for delivery ofhealth service, prevention and control of such diseases.

1.9. To enable the students to practice the principles of, diagnosis of infectious diseases by  identification of bacteria causing clinical infections in different medical samples.

1.10 Basic scientific knowledge essential for following the rules of medical ethics.

1.11. Diagnostic, problem solving and decision making as well as communication skills necessary for proper evaluation and management of health problems.

1.12. Appropriate ethical and professional education necessary for demonstrating appropriate attitudes with patients and colleagues.

1.13. Life long learning competencies necessary for continuous professional development, research education as related.