Intended Learning Outcomes (ILO's)
2.1 Knowledge and Understanding
Benha University
Faculty of Science
Department of Zoology
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By the end of the program, the graduate will be able to:
a.1 Select theories, concepts and techniques related to biotechnology, write reports on the data in accordance with the standard scientific guidelines and select theories from Bi-ostatistics to describe data in a significant manner.
a.2 Recognize the different physiological and immunological process in animals.
a.3 Characterize the structure of various types of animal tissues and organs.
a.4 Describe the biological molecules and its role in cellular activities.
a.5 Describe the immunological system and its mechanism of action.
a.6 Recognize different ecological systems, pollution and the effect of pollution on bio-logical systems.
a.7 Recognize theories, facts, concepts, fundamentals and techniques related to genetics.
a.8 Know cell organelles, division, mechanism of death, blood component and functions and all physiological process in cells.
a.9 Describe gametes, fertilization, embryonic stages and development of growth in some animals.
a.10 Recognize the classification, morphology, structural and functional anatomy and the life cycle of organisms and List animals and some plants according to their classifica-tion.
a.11 Know the toxic animals and their effects on the environment and human health and know types of radiation and its application.
a.12 Understand the structure and function of various types of animal cells in unicellular and multicellular organisms and study biodiversity.
a.13 Recognize biochemistry, mechanism of organic reactions and characterize the princi-ples, procedures and techniques used in biological and chemical analysis.
a.14 Recognize the principles of molecular biology and histopathological techniques.
a.15 Recognize the principles of biophysics and its applications.
a.16 Understand the essential facts, major concepts, principles, and theories in basic sci-ences (entomology, physics, geology, botany, mathematics, and statistics) and other sciences to understand the recent advances in biotechnology.