| S.No | Title of the course / program | Faculty coordinator | Duration in days | Total outcome courses | No. of students benefited | Recourse Person | Download/View |
| 1 | Adverse drug reactions (ADR) reporting for healthcare professionals | DR.R. ILIYAZ | 6 | To know how outcomes of the course aim to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to effectively recognize, report, and manage adverse drug reactions, ultimately contributing to safer medication use and improved patient care. | 108 | DR.Y. NAVYA |
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| 2 | Nanostructured materials for Advanced chemical synthesis | DR.Y.B.SAI LAHARI | 6 | outcomes, students can contribute to advancing the field of nanostructured materials and their applications in chemical synthesis, paving the way for more efficient, sustainable, and environmentally friendly chemical processes. | 107 | DR.C. GOPINATH |
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| 3 | Rheological consideration in formulating dosage forms | N. KAVYA | 6 | It helps to know the delivery of medications to specific tissues,It explain about the stability of the formulations and helps in understanding the properties affecting sedimentation creaming or phase separation. | 109 | DR.C. HARINATH |
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| 4 | Forensic chemistry in pharmaceuticals enhancing safety and security | K.V. LALITHA | 6 | Understand the Principles of Forensic Chemistry.Pharmaceutical Analysis Techniques.Detection of Pharmaceutical Adulteration.Quality Control and Assurance.Case Studies and Real-World Applications | 104 | DR.R. SEETHARAMAN |
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| 5 | Health education | DR.J. CHANDANA PADMA PRIYA | 6 | Outcomes aim to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to plan, implement, and evaluate effective health education programs and interventions, ultimately contributing to improved health outcomes and well-being for individuals and communitiesTop of FormBottom of Form | 109 | DR.M.G. RAJANANDH |
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| S.No | Title of the course / program | Faculty coordinator | Duration in days | Total outcome courses | No. of students benefited | Recourse Person | Download/View |
| 1 | Role of regulatory bodies in new drug development process | G.Naresh Babu | 6 | To know how regulatory bodies will protect the public health by medications To know the standards of manufacturing and others issues according to the regulatory affairs | 117 | Dr.B.Narasimha Roa |
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| 2 | Pharmacovigilance | M.Mohammad Asif | 6 | Pharmacovigilance course equips individuals with the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to contribute to drug safety efforts, protect public health, and ensure the safe and effective use of pharmaceutical products | 105 | Dr.B.Pradeep Kumar |
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| 3 | Rheological consideration in formulating dosage forms | N.Kavya | 6 | It helps to know the delivery of medications to specific tissues It explain about the stability of the formulations and helps in understanding the properties affecting sedimentation creaming or phase separation. | 119 | Dr.M.Pradeep Kumar |
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| 4 | Forensic chemistry in pharmaceuticals enhancing safety and security | A.Padma | 6 | Understand the Principles of Forensic Chemistry. Pharmaceutical Analysis Techniques. Detection of Pharmaceutical Adulteration. Quality Control and Assurance. Case Studies and Real-World Applications | 106 | Dr.R.Seetharaman |
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| 5 | Nanostructured materials for advanced chemical synthesis | Dr.M.Geethavani | 6 | outcomes, students can contribute to advancing the field of nanostructured materials and their applications in chemical synthesis, paving the way for more efficient, sustainable, and environmentally friendly chemical Bottom of Formprocesses.Top of Form | 106 | Mrs.U.Usha Rani |
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| 6 | First aid and CPR | Dr.M.Amzad Khan | 6 | Outcomes of a CPR course aim to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to effectively respond to cardiac emergencies and potentially save lives through prompt and competent CPR interventions | 108 | Dr.Tony |
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| 7 | UPLC Technique in pharmacy an important tool of the modern analyst | M.Mounika | 6 | High stability of the UPLC columns provides the possibility of selection of column temperature and pH from a wide range UPLC is one of the most important tools in analytical chemistry which increases the speed, resolution, and sensitivity of the chromatographic analysis and decreases the time, solvent consumption and cost involved. | 105 | Dr.S.Ramesh |
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| 8 | Unmasking Adulteration: The Role of Pharmaceutical Instruments | K.V.Lalitha | 06 | outcomes, students can contribute to the prevention and detection of adulteration in various industries, safeguarding consumer health and upholding the integrity of products in the market. | 107 | Dr.P.Ramalingam/td> |
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| S.No | Title of the course / program | Faculty coordinator | Duration in days | Total outcome courses | No. of students benefited | RecoursePerson | Download/View |
| 1 | Metabolomics And Metabolic Profiling In Medicinal Chemistry | G.T.Roopesh | 6 | Understand the fundamental principles and concepts of metabolomics and metabolic profiling. Apply various analytical techniques for metabolic profiling in medicinal chemistry. Interpret and analyze metabolomics data. Utilize metabolomics in drug discovery and development processes.using appropriate statistical tools. | 105 | Mrs. Usha Rani |
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| 2 | Tech Transfer | Mr.G.Naresh Babu | 6 | To compare between new technology vs old technology. To assess the pros and cons of tech technology. To design advanced technology in manufacturing unit | 104 | C.SuryaPrakash Reddy |
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| 3 | Designing Of Dosage Forms | G.Naresh Babu | 6 | To Integrate knowledge from various disciplines (e.g., chemistry, biology, engineering) to enhance the design and development of effective dosage forms. Apply theoretical knowledge through practical laboratory work, case studies, and Develop problem-solving skills related to formulation challenges, stability issues, and optimizing drug delivery.projects to design and evaluate dosage forms. | 107 | Dr.M.Pradeep Kumar |
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| 4 | Analytical Quality By Design | Mrs.A.Padma | 6 | A course on Analytical Quality by Design (AQbD) typically aims to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding and practical skills related to designing and optimizing analytical methods using Quality by Design principles | 105 | Dr.A.Sreenivasa Charan |
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| 5 | Health Education | Dr.B.Jayanthi | 6 | outcomes collectively prepare participants for roles in health education, community health promotion, public health advocacy, healthcare settings, non-profit organizations, government agencies, and other sectors where promoting health and preventing disease are priorities | 91 | Dr.M.G.Rajanandh |
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| 6 | Immunization | Dr.T.Rajavardhana | 6 | outcomes prepare participants for roles in various sectors, including public health agencies, healthcare facilities, community health organizations, vaccine manufacturers, and international health organizations, where knowledge of immunization practices and vaccine-preventable diseases is essential for improving population health outcomes | 106 | Dr.Tony |
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| 7 | UPLC Technique In Pharmacy – An Important Tool Of The Modern Analyst | Mrs.S.Sanjeeda Parveen | 6 | outcomes collectively prepare participants for roles in pharmaceutical analysis laboratories, research and development departments, quality control/assurance units, regulatory affairs, and academia, where expertise in UPLC is essential for ensuring the quality, safety, and efficacy of pharmaceutical products | 110 | Mr.M.Mahesh |
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| 8 | Forensic chemistry in pharmaceuticals enhancing safety and security | B.Vishnu Vandana | 6 | outcomes collectively prepare participants for careers in forensic laboratories, law enforcement agencies, regulatory bodies, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare settings where expertise in forensic chemistry and pharmaceutical safety is essential for protecting public health and combating pharmaceutical crime | 105 | Dr.R.Seetharaman |
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| 9 | Nutrition And Health | Dr.M.Amzad Khan | 6 | outcomes prepare participants for roles in various sectors, including healthcare (nutrition counseling, dietetics), public health (community nutrition programs, policy development), food industry (nutrition labeling, product development), education (nutrition teaching), and research (nutritional epidemiology, clinical nutrition trials), where expertise in nutrition and its impact on health is essential for promoting overall well-being and preventing nutrition-related diseases | 107 | Dr.M.G.Rajanadh |
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| 10 | Molecular Docking | Dr.M.Geethavani | 6 | utcomes prepare participants for roles in pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, academic research labs, and computational biology sectors, where expertise in molecular docking is essential for advancing drug discovery efforts, understanding molecular interactions, and designing novel therapeutics | 106 | Mr.Asish Bhaumik |
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| S.No | Title of the course / program | Faculty coordinator | Duration in days | Total outcome courses | No. of students benefited | Recourse Person | Download/View |
| 1 | Health communications | Dr.J.T.Rudra | 6 | outcomes collectively aim to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to communicate effectively about health-related topics, promote positive health behaviors, and contribute to improved health outcomes within communities | 111 | G.Narayana |
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| 2 | GC-MS and its Applications | S.Sanjeeda Parveen | 6 | Thorough understanding of the principles of GC-MS. Learn how to operate the GC-MS. Understand how to analyze and interpret the data generated by the GC-MS. Applications of GC-MS technique in various fields. Applications of GC-MS Clinical Diagnosis | 110 | Dr.P.Keerthisikha |
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| 3 | Smart injectables system | G.Naresh Babu | 6 | It helps to know the delivery of medications to specific tissues. It explain about how the smart injectables involves in functioning in the body | 103 | C.Surya Prakash Reddy |
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| 4 | Intellectual property rights | B.Vishnu Vandana | 6 | Identify criteria’s to fit one’s own intellectual work in particular form of IPRs. Apply statutory provisions to protect particula form of IPRs. Analyse rights and responsibilities of holder of Patent, Copyright, Identify procedure to protect different forms of IPRs national and international level. Develop skill of making search using modern tools and technicsTrademark, Industrial Design etc. | 111 | Dr.C.Harnath |
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| 5 | Nomenclature,stereochemistry of drugs and interpretation by analytical tools | G.T.Roopesh | 6 | Understanding of Drug Nomenclature. Knowledge of Stereochemistry in Drug Design and Development. Proficiency in Analytical Techniques for Drug Characterization. | 109 | Dr.P.Ramalingam |
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| S.No | Title of the course / program | Faculty coordinator | Duration in days | Total outcome courses | No. of students benefited | RecoursePerson | View/Download |
| 1 | Pharmacovigilance | Dr.E.Pavan Kumar | 6 | Pharmacovigilance course equips individuals with the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to contribute to drug safety efforts, protect public health, and ensure the safe and effective use of pharmaceutical products. | 112 | Dr.H.G.Raghavendra |
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| 2 | Application and Research of Analytical Chemistry in Food Inspection | S.Sanjeeda Parveen | 6 | course outcomes for a course focusing on the "Application and Research of Analytical Chemistry in Food Inspection": Understand the fundamental principles of analytical chemistry as applied to food inspection and safety. | 111 | Dr.D.Madhuri |
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| 3 | Green chemistry | G.T.Roopesh | 6 | A Green Chemistry course typically aims to educate participants about the principles, practices, and applications of sustainable chemistry | 112 | Dr.S.Angala Parameswari |
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| 4 | Medical coding | M.Ravi | 6 | A Medical Coding course typically aims to provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to accurately assign medical codes to diagnoses, procedures, and services performed in healthcare settings | 106 | Dr.J.Mastanaiah |
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| 5 | Medical writing | Dr.Jaya Agnes | 6 | outcomes aim to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to excel in medical writing and communication, contributing to the dissemination of accurate, accessible, and impactful medical information for diverse audiences | 111 | Dr.T.Rajavardhana |
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| 6 | Unlocking water safety: the essential role of pharmaceutical instruments | B.vishnu Vandana | 6 | The students would be able to understand the principles and applications of pharmaceutical instruments in analysis of water quality testing | 106 |
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| 7 | Process optimization and scale-up techniques in pharmaceutical manufacturing | G. Naresh Babu | 6 | Learn the principles and challenges involved in scaling up pharmaceutical processes from laboratory to pilot plant and finally to full-scale production. Understand the importance of maintaining product quality and consistency during scale-up. | 105 | Dr.A.V.Bhadrinath |
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| 8 | Role of regulatory bodies in the new drug discovery and development process | G. Naresh Babu | 6 | To know how regulatory bodies will protect the public health by medications To know the standards of manufacturing and others issues according to the regulatory affairs. Understand the concept of adulteration in pharmaceutical products and its implications on public health and safety. Identify common adulterants found in pharmaceutical products and their potential risks to consumers. | 105 | Dr.B.Narasimha roa |
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| 9 | Unmasking Adulteration: The Role of Pharmaceutical Instruments | M.Ravi | 6 | Understand the concept of adulteration in pharmaceutical products and its implications on public health and safety. Identify common adulterants found in pharmaceutical products and their potential risks to consumers. | 102 | Dr. S.Ramesh |
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| S.No | Title of the course / program | Faculty coordinator | Duration in days | Total outcome courses | No. of students benefited | ResoursePerson | Download/View |
| 1 | Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) Reporting For Healthcare Professionals | Dr.T.Rajavardhana | 6 | Outcomes collectively prepare healthcare professionals to actively participate in pharmacovigilance activities, contribute to patient safety initiatives, and comply with regulatory requirements related to ADR reporting, ultimately enhancing medication safety and improving public health outcomes | 90 | Dr. B.Pradeep Kumar |
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| 2 | Nanostructured Materials for Advanced Chemical Synthesis | Mr.C.Ramakrishna | 6 | outcomes collectively prepare participants for roles in research and development in industries such as pharmaceuticals, materials science, catalysis, and environmental technology, where expertise in nanostructured materials and their applications in chemical synthesis is crucial for innovation and sustainable development | 113 | Dr.C.Gopinath |
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| 3 | Rheological Considerations In Formulating Dosage Forms | G.Naresh Babu | 6 | outcomes collectively prepare participants for roles in pharmaceutical formulation development, quality control/assurance, regulatory affairs, and research, where expertise in rheology is essential for optimizing dosage form performance, ensuring product stability, and meeting regulatory standards. Top of Form Bottom of Form | 125 | A.Rajesh Pavan |
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| 4 | Solubility Enhancement Technique | G.Naresh Babu | 6 | outcomes collectively prepare participants for roles in pharmaceutical formulation development, research and development (R&D), quality assurance/control, regulatory affairs, and academia, where expertise in solubility enhancement techniques is crucial for overcoming formulation challenges and improving the bioavailability and therapeutic efficacy of drugs | 110 | Dr.C.Haranath |
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| 5 | First Aid & Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation | Dr.M.Bhavani | 6 | outcomes prepare participants, including healthcare providers, teachers, caregivers, and laypersons, to confidently respond to medical emergencies, administer immediate care, and potentially improve outcomes for individuals in distress until professional medical assistance arrives. | 113 | Dr.M.G.Rajanandh |
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| 6 | Forensic Chemistry in Pharmaceuticals: Enhancing Safety and Security | D.Vishnu Vandana | 6 | Understand the Principles of Forensic Chemistry. Pharmaceutical Analysis Techniques.Detection of Pharmaceutical Adulteration.Quality Control and Assurance.Case Studies and Real-World Applications | 111 | Dr.P.Ramalingam |
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| 7 | Exploring Supramolecular Chemistry | Mr.C.Ramakrishna | 6 | outcomes collectively prepare participants for careers in academic research, pharmaceuticals, materials science, chemical engineering, and related fields, where expertise in supramolecular chemistry is essential for advancing technology, innovation, and sustainability in various applications. | 90 | Mrs.U.Usha Rani |
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| 8 | Role of Analytical Chemistry in Medical Technology | B.Vishnu Vandana | 6 | Outcomes collectively prepare participants for roles in medical laboratories, biotechnology companies, healthcare institutions, regulatory agencies, and academia, where expertise in analytical chemistry is essential for advancing medical technology, improving patient care, and ensuring the safety and efficacy of medical products and diagnostics.. | 135 | Dr. D.Maduri |
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