Semester I

1. Communicative English

Course Description:
Communicative English aims to enhance students’ proficiency in speaking and writing English to facilitate effective communication in professional settings. Emphasis is placed on practical skills development through both clinical and classroom experiences.

Learning Outcomes:

• Develop advanced verbal and written communication skills.
• Apply English language skills in clinical and professional scenarios.
• Improve professional documentation and communication in healthcare contexts.

Course Components:

• Verbal Communication Skills: Role-plays, presentations, and discussions.
• Written Communication Skills: Report writing, clinical documentation, and professional correspondence.
• Practical Application: Communication exercises in clinical settings.

2. Applied Anatomy

Course Description:
Applied Anatomy provides students with an understanding of the normal structure of the human body and its alterations. Emphasis is placed on clinical applications relevant to nursing practice.

Learning Outcomes:

• Identify and describe the anatomical structures of the human body.
• Understand and recognize deviations from normal anatomical structures.
• Apply anatomical knowledge to nursing practice and clinical scenarios.

Course Components:

• Study of Human Anatomy: Systems, organs, and structures.
• Clinical Correlations: Identification of anatomical abnormalities and their implications.
• Practical Sessions: Dissections, model studies, and imaging.

3. Applied Physiology

Course Description:
Applied Physiology focuses on the normal functions of human organ systems, providing a physiological basis for understanding health and disease. It aims to prepare students to recognize physiological alterations and apply this knowledge in nursing practice.

Learning Outcomes:

• Gain comprehensive knowledge of physiological functions of organ systems.
• Identify and understand alterations in physiological functions.
• Apply physiological principles to nursing care and patient management.

Course Components:

• Study of Physiological Systems: Cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, etc.
• Physiological Processes: Homeostasis, metabolism, and adaptation.
• Clinical Applications: Case studies and physiological monitoring.

4. Applied Sociology

Course Description:
Applied Sociology introduces students to fundamental sociological concepts and their relevance to personal, community, and healthcare contexts. The course emphasizes understanding social determinants of health and their impact on nursing.

Learning Outcomes:

• Develop an understanding of basic sociological concepts and theories.
• Apply sociological knowledge to understand health, illness, and nursing practices.
• Recognize the role of social factors in patient care and community health.

Course Components:

• Sociological Theories and Concepts: Social structure, roles, and institutions.
• Health and Illness: Social determinants and their effects on health outcomes.
• Practical Application: Case studies and community assessments.

5. Applied Psychology

Course Description:
Applied Psychology focuses on psychological concepts and their application to personal and community life, as well as in nursing practice. The course highlights the importance of soft skills and self-empowerment in nursing.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand fundamental psychological concepts and theories.
• Apply psychological principles to personal development and nursing practice.
• Recognize the importance of soft skills and self-empowerment in patient care.

Course Components:

• Basic Psychological Concepts: Behavior, cognition, emotion, and mental health.
• Application in Nursing: Patient interactions, stress management, and therapeutic communication.
• Soft Skills Development: Emotional intelligence, empathy, and professional conduct.

6. Nursing Foundations I

Course Description:
Nursing Foundations I is designed to provide novice nursing students with foundational knowledge and skills for delivering evidence-based and comprehensive basic nursing care. The course focuses on developing competencies required for effective nursing practice.

Learning Outcomes:

• Develop foundational nursing knowledge and skills.
• Apply the nursing process to provide basic care for adult patients.
• Implement evidence-based practices in clinical settings.

Course Components:

• Introduction to Nursing: Principles, roles, and responsibilities.
• Nursing Process: Assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
• Clinical Skills: Basic care procedures, patient assessments, and documentation.