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Ph.D. and Thesis-based MS students in Pharmaceutical Sciences
Students pursuing thesis-based
degrees (PhD and MS) must get the approval of their advisor before
registering for any graduate course. Appropriate courses may be
taken in various schools/colleges within the University with the
approval of the department. The courses listed below are
offered (or approved) by the department and should apply to your
thesis-based degree (see your advisor).
Non-Thesis MS in Pharmaceutics Graduate
Program
Fall
2007 Schedule
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Title |
Time- Room |
Dates |
Instructor |
Crn |
Notes |
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8002. Pharmaceutical Analysis (101)
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4:40 pm – 7:10 pm Mondays |
Aug, 27, Sept 10, 17, 24, Oct
1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Nov 5, 12, 19, 26, Dec 3, 10.
Final exam: Dec 17. |
Daniel Canney, Tim Gilmor, Andrew
Kuzmission |
070-096 |
Prerequisite: strong science
background required. Special permission of Dr.
Canney required. Fax resume to 215.707.5620.
No required text
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5477. Good Manufacturing Practices
(101) |
6:00 pm – 9:30 pm Wednesdays |
Sept 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct 3, 10, 17,
24, 31, Nov 7. Make-up, if needed, Dec 5 or 12.
Meets 10 times plus final exam. |
Richard Forsyth |
093-270 |
Formerly Pharmaceutics 487. Not open
to students who have taken Pharmaceutics 487.
Required text: Good Manufacturing
Practices for Pharmaceuticals, 6th
ed., Nally. |
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5477. Good Manufacturing Practices
(102) |
8:30 am – 5:00 pm Saturdays |
Sept 8, 22 (Yom Kippur), Oct 6, 20,
Nov 3. Make-up date: Nov 17, if needed. Meets 5
times, including final. |
Frank Stevenson |
093-288 |
Formerly Pharmaceutics 487. Not open
to students who have taken Pharmaceutics 487.
Recommended text:
Good
Manufacturing Practices for
Pharmaceuticals, 6th ed., Nally. |
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8003.
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing I: Preformulation/
Formulation (102) |
8:30 am – 4:30
pm Saturdays (1/2 hour lunch) |
Sept 22 (Yom
Kippur), Oct 6, 20, Nov 3, 17, Dec 8. Meets 5 times.
Dr. Schultz will announce exact dates. |
Thomas Schultz |
071-216 |
Formerly
Pharmaceutics 406. Not open to students who have
taken Pharmaceutics 406.
Prerequisite: strong science background and
permission of Dr. Schultz. Please email resume for
approval to TSCHULTZ@PRDUS.JNJ.COM
Required text:
Pharmaceutics: The Science of Dosage Form Design,
2001, Aulton, ed, (ISBN 044-30-55173). Students
must also download the FMC Problem Solver
from:
http://www.fmcbiopolymer.com/
Biopolymer/V2/Problem_Solver/. |
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8111. Introduction to Toxicology (101) |
7:25 pm – 9:55 pm Tuesdays |
Sept 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Nov 6, 13,
20, 27, Dec 4. Final exam: Dec 11. Meets 14 times
plus final. |
Timothy Coogan |
095-100 |
Required text:
Casarett & Doull's Essentials of Toxicology,
Curtis D. Klaassen and John B. Watkins III,
Editors,2003, McGraw-Hill, (ISBN 0-07-138914-8).
This course does count as an elective
in both the non-thesis MS and QA/RA MS programs.
Formerly Pharmaceutics 471. Not open to
students who have taken Pharmaceutics 471. |
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5469.
Pharmaceutical Laboratory Quality Systems &
Operations (101) |
6:15 pm – 9:45 pm Mondays |
Sept 10, 17, 24, Oct 1, 8 (Columbus Day), 15, 22,
29, Nov 5, 12. Final exam: Nov 19. Make-up Nov 26
or Dec 3, if needed. Meets 10 times plus final
exam. |
George
Pyramides, Frank Diana |
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Formerly
Pharmaceutics 489. Not open to students who have
taken Pharmaceutics 489.
Suggested
prerequisite: strong science background, preferably
with lab experience.
This course
counts as an elective in the non-thesis MS
Pharmaceutics program.
No required
text. |
Elective Courses- Fall 2007
Ph.D. and Thesis-based MS students in
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Students pursuing thesis-based
degrees (PhD and MS) must see their advisor for permission to take
elective courses. Appropriate electives may be taken in various
colleges within the University with the approval of the department.
The courses listed below as non-Thesis MS electives may not apply to
requirements toward thesis-based MS and PhD degrees.
Elective Courses for the Non-thesis MS
in Pharmaceutics ONLY
STUDENTS in the PhD and MS (thesis option) programs must
obtain permission from their advisor BEFORE registering for any graduate
courses
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Students interesting in the
MS (Non-thesis Option) in Pharmaceutics can choose electives from the
approved list below. Please refer to the
QA/RA web site
for information on what specific courses are being offered and when. Only
those courses listed below will be considered for credit toward the MS
(Non-thesis Option) in Pharmaceutics. |
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Elective Courses Approved for
the MS (non-thesis option) in Pharmaceutics* |
| Statistical Quality Control
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451 |
| Good Manufacturing Practices |
487 |
| High Purity Water Systems |
488 |
| Pharmaceutical Lab Quality
Systems and Operations |
489 |
| Production of Sterile
Parenteral Products |
492 |
| Sterilization Process |
493 |
| Extended Release Dosage Forms |
478 |
| Drug Dosage Forms |
499 |
| Development of Sterile
Parenteral Products |
501 |
| Advanced Pharmacokinetics |
502 |
| Microbiological Concepts in
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing |
512 |
| Regulatory Sciences -
Managing the Guidelines to Quality |
580 |
| Physical Pharmacy II: Colloid and Surface Chemistry |
582 |
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STUDENTS in MS (thesis option) and PhD programs should
contact their advisor BEFORE registering for graduate course
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