CC 2005 Infectious Diseases

At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to understand and analyze the causal relationship of the pathogenic factors of bacteria , viruses, fungi, and parasites with the clinical manifestations of the most common infectious diseases through the analysis of the general characteristics of the agents causing disease (etiology), the pathophysiological mechanisms by which the disease takes hold (pathogenesis) and their morphological and clinical consequences, which will provide a basis for the care of patients with infectious diseases.

CB 3021 Organic Chemistry

This course aims to provide students with essential knowledge to understand the structure, physical, chemical, and behavioral properties of organic compounds, distinguish them from one another and identify the main reactions in which they participate, as well as their reaction mechanisms.