Physiology I

?What is the main purpose of the course 
The general Objective of physiology I subject is to enable veterinary students to capture knowledge about: 
• General concept of physiology. 
• The nature and function of different cells in the animal body. 
•  Mechanisms at which different systems in the body work. 
• To accumulate all the above knowledge, as the 1st and necessary brick for physiology II.

Scientific English II

 ?What is the main purpose of the course 
• Develop strategies and techniques for written and oral communication in English, 
• Aiming to building, processing, interpreting and presenting scientific data and information. 
• Make use of bibliographical resources and veterinary websites published in English. 

Histology I

?What is the main purpose of the course
• To describe the light and ultra-structure of cell. 
• Describe and identify the microscopic features of four basic tissues; epithelia, connective and 
supportive tissues, muscular tissue, nervous tissue as well as the nervous system and  lymphatic 
system with their clinical considerations. 

Gross Anatomy I

?What is the main purpose of the course 
• Know medical terms and concepts related to structural and functional morphology of animals. 
• Be able to describe the normal gross body structures, locations and relative relationship of the different 
tissues, organs and system. 

Animal hasbandry

What is the main purpose of the course? 
The objectives of this course are to provide an understanding of husbandry and how to apply it to different 
species; give basic knowledge of the characteristics of different animal production systems and different 
livestock breeds and their characteristics; methods of approaching and dealing with animals. The course 
will offer insights on how to adapt husbandry to unique situations, such as remote areas

Biophysics

What is the main purpose of the course? 
The course aims to introduce students to the basic principles of physics. 

General chemistry

To define the student with the different types of chemical bonding and types of solutions. 

Familiarize the students about the concept of free energy and energy changes (Thermodynamics). 
• To introduce the student to different chemical functional groups and their properties