| RX 421 - Intro to Dosage Forms | |
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Credit Hours |
4 |
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Meeting Times |
MWF 2:00 - 2:50pm |
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Location |
PB 156 |
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Professor(s) |
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Point Distribution |
Cluster 1 - 15% Cluster 2 - 15% Cluster 3 - 15% Final - 20% Quizzes and Assignments - 10% Laboratory Exercises - 15% Laboratory Exams - 10 % Total = 100% |
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Prerequisits |
RX351 |
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Required Textbook |
Technically none, although Ansel's Pharmaceutical Calculations 13th ed. may come in handy |
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[]
Old tests[]
- none posted yet