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MODULE 8 Module name Drug Design and Evaluation Module level, if Bachelor applicable Code, if applicable 301N1103 Subtitle, if applicable - Courses, if applicable Pharmaceutical Analysis Semester(s) in which III the module is taught Person responsible for Prof. Dr. Asnah Marzuki, Apt. the module Prof. Dr. Asnah Marzuki, Apt. Lecturer Syaharuddin Kasim, M.Si., Apt. Aminullah, M.Pharm,Sc., Apt. Language Bahasa Relation curriculum Compulsory in semester III , for Bachelor degree in Pharmacy Type of teaching, Lectures (2 hours) contact hours Group Discussions (1 hr) Practical Sessions (3 hours) Contact hours: 15 weeks x 2 hours Workload Independent study: 15 weeks x 2 hours Practical sessions: 15 weeks x 3 hours Credit points 3 SKS OR 5.1 CP (ECTS) Requirements according to the Attendance policy: absences greater than 20% of the examination material are not eligible for final regulations Recommended Completion of modules: prerequisites Analytical Chemistry After the completion of this module, participants will gain knowledge, skill and competence as follows: Knowledge: Participants will be able to: • Understand the procedure of sample preparation and the principle of analtical chemistry method • Analyze of chemical substance or drug product by qualitative and quantitative, separation of the Module objectives components of a solution or mixture. • Determinate of structure of chemical compounds. • Develop a new method for analyzes of chemical compound or drug product • Design such as method validation handling raw materials and finished products, ocumentations, inspections that impact the development of pharmaceutical products Skill: Participants will be able to understand the procedures, to prepare of sample and using instruments for analyses qualitative and quantitative of the chemistries using several methods. Competence: Participants will be able to analyses qualitatively and quantitatively of the chemistries using the right procedures of the most suitable method. This module is designed to develop material of Analytical Chemistry. Previously, participants who have joined the Analytical Chemistry materials are able to demonstrate analysis of chemicals by using instrument with several methods. This module is a further development. Participants are equipped with material so as to perform qualitative and quantitative chemical analysis whose results can be accounted scientifically. The laboratory sessions are designed to give further understanding of the procedures of the most suitable methods for sample preparation and qualitative/quantitative analyses of chemistries. Additional skill is given in how to understand the structure of chemistries and their characteristics. Content Topics covered may include: ▪ Basic methods and application of pharmaceutical analysis ▪ Quantitative analysis of monocomponent and multicomponent by spectrophotometry ▪ Quantitative analysis of monocomponent and multicomponent by spectrofluorometry ▪ Analysis of drug by spectrophotometric derivatives ▪ Analysis of drug by TLC-Densitometry ▪ Analysis of drug by HPLC method ▪ Analysis of drug by Gas Chromatography method ▪ Analysis of analgesic, antipyretic and anti- inflammatory drugs with several instruments ▪ Analysis of sulfonamide drug with several instruments ▪ Analysis of xanthine and barbiturates with several instruments ▪ Analysis of antibiotic drug with several instruments Students are marked based on their performance in theory Study and examination (70%) and practicum (30%). requirements and forms Performance in theory: of examination • Final Exam (50%) • Group discussion and presentation (40%) • Individual quiz(10%) Performance in practicum: • Practical exam (25%) • Preparation, assignments and quizzes (15%) • Participation during experiments (30%) • Discussion and reports (30%) Lectures: slides, handouts, animation, white board Group discussion: participants are divided in small groups to address specific questions within the groups before discussing them with the whole class. The process is facilitated by lecturer(s). Group presentation and posters: participants are divided Media employed in small groups and given specific topic to be presented using slides or posters in front of the class. The presentation is marked by peers and lecturer(s). Practicum: Participants are divided into small groups. Experiments and assays are demonstrated by participants based on practicum manuals and supervised by laboratory assistants and lecturer(s). David.G. Watson, Pharmaceutical Analysis: a textbook for pharmacy students and pharmaceutical chemists, Elsevier Publication, 2005. Silverstein, R. M, Spectrometric Identification of Organic Compounds, John Wiley and Sons, 2005. , Reading list Ewings, Analytical Instrumentation Handbook, 2005, Third Edition. Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton, Florida, USA. Sudjadi, Rohman. Analisis Farmasi. Penerbit Pustaka Pelajar. Abdul Rohman. Analisis Obat. Gadjah Mada Universit Press.
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