RX 421 - Intro to Dosage Forms

Intro to Dosage Forms is a 4 credit hour course that meets Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 12:00 - 12:50 pm. It also has a recitation component. The lecture and laboratory course correlates physical properties of drugs and additives to the design of solid, liquid and semi-solid dosage forms. It is taught by Dr. Sudip K. Das (who is also the course coordinator) and Dr. Nandita G. Das. Be sure to check out the syllabus or class schedule for quick reference.

Upcoming events and due dates.

 * 10/28/10 - Cluster 2 at 2:00 - 3:50pm

Learning objectives
The following list links to objective pages for each lecture. Check out master list if you'd like to see them all at once.

Cluster 1

 * Solution Phenomenon
 * Ionic Equilibria
 * Oral Solutions
 * Surface Interfacial Phenomenon, Colloids, and Rheology

Cluster 2

 * Pharmaceutical Emulsions
 * Suspensions
 * Semisolids
 * Transdermal Drug Delivery
 * Suppositories

Cluster 3

 * None posted yet

Class material

 * Dosage Form Terminology

Old tests

 * none posted yet