This introductory course covers the fundamental aspects of microbiology, exploring microbial diversity, structure, function, and its impacts on human and environmental health. It provides students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills fundamental for further studies in microbiology and related fields.
CO1: Understand the diversity, morphology, and reproduction of bacteria, fungi, and viruses
CO2: Explain the historical development and scope of microbiology, including the contributions of key scientists.
CO3: Differentiate the fundamental structures of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, and describe the major differences.
- Teacher: Ms.Vijisha M C Assistant Professor
- Teacher: Smitha Chacko Assistant Professor
- Teacher: Riju Chacko