MVMI 204 : Veterinary Mycology

Department

Department of Microbiology & Parasitology

Academic Program

Master in Microbiology

Type

Elective

Credits

02

Prerequisite

Intended learning outcomes

a. Knowledge and understanding:

1. To understand general molecular virology
2. To understand fundamental differences between molecular techniques
3. To understand biotechnology as an advanced diagnostic tools

b. Mental skills:

1. To distinguish between different molecular techniques
2. To compare methods and techniques used in virology diagnosis
3. To analyze each test principles

c. Scientific and professional skills:

1. To diagnose animal viral diseases
2. To apply molecular techniques in viral diseases diagnosis
3. To differentiate between different diagnostic tools

d. General skills:

1. To be able to write a report on the diagnosis of animal viral disease
2. To be able to organize a workshop on testing of animal viral diseases
3. To be able to present a lecture on different molecular techniques

Teaching and learning methods

1. Lectures
2. Field visits
3. Laboratory activities
4. Data collection
5. Case studies and discussion panels

Methods of assessments

Evaluation number	Evaluation methods	Evaluation period	Evaluation weight	Percentage	Evaluation date (week)	Notes
First Assessment	Written Exam	60 minutes	20	20%	5
Second assessment	Written exam	60 minutes	20	20%	11
Final assessment	Written exam + oral	120 minutes	60	60%	after week 16
Total			100 Score	100%

References

1. Principles of Molecular Virology
2. Fundamentals of Molecular Virology

Veterinary Mycology (MVMI 204)
Infection Control Fundamental (MVMI 216)
Molecular Microbiology (MVMI 215)
Microbial Biotechnology (MVMI 214)
DRUG RESISTANTANCE FOR ORGANIMS (MVMI 213)
Diagnostic immunology (MVMI 212)
Basic Virology (MVMI 211)
Diagnostic Microbiology (MVMI 210)
Molecular aspects in Veterinary Virology (MVMI 209)
Essential Bacteriology (MVMI 201)
Principles of Immunology (MVMI206)
Veterinary Immunology (MVMI 208)
Veterinary Bacteriology (MVMI202)
Microbiology Techniques (MVMI203)
Veterinary Virology (MVMI205)
Molecular Determinants of Bacterial Pathogenicity (MVMI207)
Research Methods (MVRM200)