A second orientation course to provide students interested in pre-pharmacy an introduction to the profession of pharmacy and to the Purdue University College of Pharmacy. Topics include personal development, academic program and career planning, pharmacy career opportunities, professionalism and ethics, and the Pharm.D. curriculum and the pharmacy admissions process. The course builds on PHPR 10000, but students are not required to have taken that course in order to enroll in this course.

PHSC 20000 Pharm And Admissions Pr-Honors

Pharm And Admissions Pr-Honors

PHSC 20000 Introduction To Pharmacy And Admissions Process

Introduction To Pharmacy And Admissions Process

This seminar course is designed to enhance the BSPS student's professional skills career exploration and prepare for post-graduation employment. It provides the academic content to link experiences in professional fields to study in Pharmaceutical Sciences as well as social, economic and intellectual forces that shape views and work experiences. The intent is to prepare the student to successfully transfer skills to workplace. Typically taken in the junior year. The course builds on IMPH 10000, but students are not required to have taken that course. The course consists of a mix of on-line modules and assignments and in-person class sessions.

PHSC 20100 Bachelor Of Science In The Pharmaceutical Sciences Orientation II

Bachelor Of Science In The Pharmaceutical Sciences Orientation II

A study of the compounds of carbon on a functional group basis, with particular emphasis on those organic compounds of pharmaceutically important classes of compounds. This course presents organic chemistry concepts that are essential for understanding various topics in biochemistry and principles of drug action.

PHSC 20400 Organic Chemistry I

Organic Chemistry I

Laboratory experiments to accompany PHSC 20400 performing laboratory experiments involving the methods of purification, reactions, and synthesis of organic compounds.

PHSC 20401 Organic Chemistry I Laboratory

Organic Chemistry I Laboratory

PHSC 20500 is a continuation of PHSC 20400. You will learn the principles of organic chemistry with an emphasis on reactions of pharmaceutically important classes of compounds. This course presents organic chemistry concepts that are essential for understanding various topics in biochemistry and principles of drug action. You will continue to apply the fundamentals learned in general chemistry to the functional classes of compounds that are most important in pharmaceutical and biological chemistry.

PHSC 20500 Organic Chemistry II

Organic Chemistry II

This course has been designed to help you apply the concepts of organic chemistry and to enhance your understanding of the subject. This lab is an extension of the PHSC 20401 laboratory, and you will continue to use the concepts and techniques that you learned in organic chemistry I.

PHSC 20501 Organic Chemistry II Lab

Organic Chemistry II Lab

The overall objectives of this course are to increase students' biomedical understanding and knowledge and their ability to apply that understanding and knowledge. This requires the students in this course to learn and understand the facts, concepts, and formulaic processes, and to become skilled at applying what they have learned.

PHSC 20800 Biochemistry For Pharmaceutical Sciences

Biochemistry For Pharmaceutical Sciences

This course exposes students to the basic principles of immunology, teaches students to use those principles to understand the cause of immunological disease and the basis of immunoprophylaxis and immunotherapy, and provides students with sufficient information to understand the principles and challenges of gene therapy and the application of genomics to future drug development.

PHSC 42200 Immunology

Immunology

This course introduces the basic principles of pathophysiology, pharmacodynamics, toxicology and medicinal chemistry necessary to understand the therapeutic use and adverse actions of drugs. The course will integrate and apply concepts of science courses, including organic chemistry, biochemistry, anatomy and physiology into an understanding of the basic fundamentals of disease processes, toxicology and drug actions. Thus, this course will provide students with the basic background necessary to understand and apply pharmacotherapeutics to the practice of pharmacy.

PHSC 42400 Principles Of Pathophysiology And Drug Action

Principles Of Pathophysiology And Drug Action

The purpose of this course is to provide a foundation in the basic concepts of pharmaceutics that are the foundation of drug delivery. The course begins by presenting the molecular basis for aqueous and lipid solubility of drugs, pharmacokinetic principles that are related to dosage forms, mechanisms by which excipients or manufacturing processes affect bioavailability, and chemical kinetics applied to the shelf-life of dosage forms. The pharmaceutics principles are then applied to successively more complex liquid dosage forms: solution, emulsion, and suspension. The excipients that are required to prepare the dosage forms: buffers, preservatives, emulsifiers, suspending agents, wetting agents, etc., and the method of preparing each dosage form in both a compounding and manufacturing setting are covered.

PHSC 42800 Dosage Forms I

Dosage Forms I

The purpose of this course is to educate beginning pharmacy students to thoroughly understand the basic physical-chemical principles involved in preparing liquid and semisolid dosage forms and controlled drug delivery systems used in the practice of pharmacy.

PHSC 42900 Dosage Forms II

Dosage Forms II

The overall objective of this course is to expand students' knowledge of biochemistry obtained in the prerequisite one-semester Biochemistry course to understanding advanced aspects of human biochemistry related to pharmaceutical sciences.

PHSC 43600 Biochemistry For Pharmaceutical Sciences II

Biochemistry For Pharmaceutical Sciences II

Focuses on the strategies, current methods and technologies used in early stage pre-clinical research to discover, validate and select lead drug candidates.

PHSC 46000 Drug Discovery And Development I

Drug Discovery And Development I

The course focuses on the process of drug development from pre-formulation to unit operations. The emphasis is on the scientific principles behind every step in moving from a drug molecule to its products.

PHSC 46100 Drug Discovery And Development II

Drug Discovery And Development II

This course is designed to meet the University Embedded Outcomes of Intercultural Knowledge, and Global Citizenship and Social Awareness. Students will discuss and develop presentations (verbal and written) about various intercultural and global health issues.

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