Program Outcomes (POs) and Course Outcomes (COs)
Program Outcomes
PO1 Advanced Subject Knowledge — Attain in‑depth theoretical and practical knowledge in the chosen science discipline.
PO2 Research and Experimental Skills — Design and execute experiments, use appropriate research methods, analyze data and interpret results.
PO3 Technical and Analytical Competence — Apply advanced computational, quantitative and laboratory techniques relevant to the discipline.
PO4 Problem Solving and Critical Thinking — Formulate research questions, evaluate evidence and develop scientifically sound solutions.
PO5 Scholarly Communication — Prepare technical reports, research papers and present scientific results clearly (written and oral).
PO6 Ethical Conduct and Safety — Follow research ethics, lab safety, and data integrity principles.
PO7 Lifelong Learning and Professional Development — Pursue continuing education, adapt to new techniques and contribute to discipline advancement.
Course Outcomes
CO1: Explain advanced knowledge of animal physiology, molecular biology, ecology, and genetics.
CO2: Conduct laboratory and field experiments to study animal diversity, evolution, and behavior.
CO3: Use modern techniques for molecular and microscopic analysis in zoological research.
CO4: Apply zoological knowledge in conservation biology, environmental management, and applied life sciences.
CO5: Present and document research findings effectively in academic and professional formats.
