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Faculty of Science Handbook, Academic Session 2021/2022

               Assessment Methods:
               Continuous Assessment:   40%                     Assessment Methods:
               Final Examination:    60%                        Continuous Assessment:   40%
                                                                Final Examination:    60%
               Main References:
               1. Hofmann A. (2018). Physical Chemistry Essentials, 1st  Main References:
                  Edition, Springer International Publishing    1. Wilson  K  &  Walker  J.  (2018).  Principles  and
               2. Atkins  P.,  de  Paula  J.  &  Keeler  J.  (2018)  Atkins’  Techniques  of  Biochemistry  and  Molecular  Biology.
                  Physical  Chemistry,  11th  Edition,  Oxford  University  Cambridge   University   Press.
                  Press                                            https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316677056
               3. McMurry J. E. (2015) Organic Chemistry, 9th Edition.  2. Voet D, Voet JG, Pratt CW. (2016). Fundamentals of
                  Cengage Learning.                                Biochemistry: Life at the Molecular Level. Wiley.
               4. Brown W. H., Iverson B. L., Anslyn E. & Foote C. S.  3. Bisswanger H. (2017). Enzyme Kinetics: Principles and
                  (2018)  Organic  Chemistry,  8th  Edition,  Cengage  Methods. Wiley-VCH Verlag GmBH Co.
                  Learning

                                                                SIJ 2002 STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF
               SIJ 1003 BIOCHEMISTRY OF CELLS                          BIOMOLECULES
               This course introduces students to the basic principles of   This  course  will  discuss  the  structure,  formation,  the
               cell biochemistry and develops students’ understanding of   chemical   properties   and   functions   of   important
               how the cell works. Students will learn about the structure   macromolecules  in  life  including  simple  and  complex
               and  function  of  essential  molecules  that  are  the  building   carbohydrates,  fatty  acids  and  lipids,  amino  acids  and
               blocks  of  cells  as  well  as  the  energetic  and  metabolic   peptides, nucleotides and nucleic acid. This course will also
               processes  of  the  cell.  The  Central  Dogma  will  also  be   discuss the properties of enzyme and its activity, enzyme
               explored  to  understand  the  role  and  regulation  of  the   inhibition as well as regulation of enzyme activity.
               genetic code in synthesizing functional proteins.
                                                                Assessment Methods:
               Assessment Methods:                              Continuous Assessment:   40%
               Continuous Assessment:   50%                     Practicals:           60%
               Final Examination:    50%
                                                                Main References:
               Main References:                                 1. Berg  JM,  Stryer  L,  Tymoczko  J and  Gatto  G  (2019),
               1. Biochemistry.  Garrett  RH  &  Grisham  CM.  2017.  Biochemistry (9th edition), New York: W.H. Freeman.
                  Brooks/Cole Cengage Learning.                 2. Garrett RH and Grisham CM (2017), Biochemistry (6th
               2. Molecular cell biology (8th edition).Lodish et al. 2016.  edition) Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning.
                  W.H Freeman and Co.                           3. Voet D, Voet JG and Pratt CW (2016), Fundamentals
               3. Plant Biochemistry (4th edition). Buchanan et al. 2016.  of Biochemistry (5th edition), John Wiley & Sons Inc.
                  Wiley
                                                                SIJ 2004 METABOLISM AND REGULATION OF AMINO
               SIJ 1004 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTATIONAL                  ACIDS AND NUCLEOTIDES
                      BIOLOGY
                                                                The objectives and content of the course are designed to
               This  course  will  introduce  the  basic  concepts  of   provide  students  with  a  comprehensive  understanding  of
               computational biology. Student will be expose to the Linux   the  metabolic  pathways  involving  the  amino  acids  and
               operating system, Python and R programming for biological   nucleotides;  and  the  manner  by  which  metabolism  is
               data analysis. Students will also  be introduced to biological   regulated. This course stresses both the normal metabolic
               data mining based on the public biological databases.   function, and why disease states occur if normal metabolic
                                                                processes are disrupted.
               Assessment Methods:
               Continuous Assessment:   60%                     Assessment Methods:
               Final Examination:    40%                        Continuous Assessment:   50%
                                                                Final Examination:    50%
               Main References:
               1. Carlson  RP  &  Sauro  HM  (2019).  Methods  in  Main References:
                  Computational  Biology.  Mdpi  AG.  ISBN-13:  978-  1. Berg JM, Stryer L, Tymoczko J and Gatto  G. (2019).
                  3039211630.                                      Biochemistry (9th edition), New York: W.H. Freeman.
               2. Ramsden  J  (2015).  Bioinformatics:  An  Introduction  2. Garrettn  RH  and  Grisham  CM.  (2017).  Biochemistry
                  (Computational  Biology)  3rd  ed.  Springer.  ISBN-13:  (6th edition) Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning.
                  978-1447167013.                               3. Voet D, Voet JG and Pratt CW (2016), Fundamentals
               3. Blossey R. (2019). Computational Biology: A Statistical  of Biochemistry (5th edition), John Wiley & Sons Inc.
                  Mechanics  Perspective,  Second  Edition.  CRC  Press.
                  ISBN-13: 978-113858786.
                                                                SIJ 2005 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
               SIJ 1005 PRINCIPLES OF BIOCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES    This course explores in detail the theories of transcription,
                                                                translation  and  the  regulation  involved.  This  course  also
               This  course  is  meant  to  introduce  basic  laboratory   looks at gene regulation both prokaryotes and eukaryotes.
               techniques that being use in most biochemical laboratories.   Students will also be introduced to mutation, recombination
               It is also providing insights to the availability of variety of   and transposition.
               methods  adapted  in  analyzing  biomolecules.  It  also
               intended to introduce student to a better data management   Assessment Methods:
               and able to critically evaluate and summarise.   Continuous Assessment:   50%
                                                                Final Examination:    50%


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