AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 2017/18 COURSE CONTENT AND DESCRIPTION

AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY  COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 2017/18 COURSE CONTENT AND DESCRIPTION

COURSE CONTENT AND DESCRIPTION*
*BIO* 101 (3 credit course)
Morphology and life circle of plants and animals. A general study of plants and animals groups from virus, algae/fungi to chordates. Structural and functional study of animals and plants cells, tissues, organs and system: Taxonomic, physiologic and developmental studies of plants and animals. Reproduction,  genetic hereditary substances, mechanism is nuclear division and Stem cell formtion. Evolution and natural selection. Biology and practical demonstration.

*Phy*101 *GENERAL PHYSICS* (3 credit units)
Units and dimensions, vector algebra; rectilinear motion, Newton's laws of motion; work, energy and power; conservation of energy, impulse and momentum, collisions uniform circular motion; Rotation; Relation between equation of linear motion and rotational motion, conservation of angular momentum,  momentum of inertia, hydrostatics; Archimedes, principal, surface tension, fluid flow and viscosity, poiseuille's Law.

*PHY*103 *GENERAL PHYSICS* ( *Lab-pratical* ) (3 credit units)
This includes selected experiments from different areas of physics. This course is take over the first and second semester.

*CHM*101 *PRATICAL CHEMISTRY |*  (3 credit units)
An introduction to atomic    structure and electronics configuration of the elements. Electronic theory of valency. The periodic classification and the general study of the elements with emphasis on similarities and differences based on  position in the periodic table. Radioactivity and its applications. Kinetic theory and the laws of gases. Properties of dilute solutions. Thermochemisty, chemistry energy electrolytes and ionic equilibria. Theory of acids, base and indicators. Phase equilibrium study and multi-component systems and application in partition and absorption chromatography. Chemistry practicals and demonstration.

*CHM*102 *PRATICAL CHEMISTRY | |*
Acid-base titrations, redox titrations, synthesis and preparation of inorganic compounds. Analysis of organic compounds. PH measurement.

*MTH*101 *ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS* (3 credit units)
Elementry set theory, sunsets,  union intersection complements. Venus diagrams, advance indical and logarithmic equations. The use of notations. Real numbers, integers, rationals and irrational numbers, mathematics inductions, real sequences  and methods of undermined coefficients, theory of quadratic equations, binomial theorem, complex numbers. The agend Diagram, De Moviver's theorem, roots of units. Circular measure trigonometric functions of

*GST*101 *USE OF ENGLISH* 1 (4 credit Units)
Modes and the methods of effective communication in English. Use of literary works to improve communication skills. Language skills. Development of reading and writing skills. Note taking and summarizing from Oral English and written materials. Writing  of essay, answers and others assignments. Instructions of Lexis,  collection and organization of materials and logical presentation for written assignments.

*GST*102 *PHILOSOPHY AND LOGIC* (2 Credit Units)
Introduction to main branch of philosophy. Symbolic logic. Conjugation negation, affirmation,  disjunction, equivalence and using rules of inference and bi-conditionals. Qualification *Theory*.

*CSC*101 *INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE* (2 credit Units)
History of computer, Functional components of the computer characteristic to a computer, problem solving, flow chart, algorithms, computer subscripts, expressions and control statement, introduction to basic of Fortan programming. Computer