EXPORT-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT - IMC Fachhochschule Krems

Teaching Methods
By original design, this lecture will be held by the lecturer in charge. However, several
activities are intended to convert this lecture into a lively forum of interaction and
exchange between students and lecturer. Particularly, certain elements are planned to
encourage active involvement and integration of students, specifically group works, eg
Critical Path Identification, Risk Management Exercise, Communication Plan
Development, etc. After all, Project Management is TEAMWORK - and the livelier the
students are, the more fun it will be! Students will also be required to provide the
audience, ie their peers, with overviews (as Powerpoint presentations) on selected topics,
eg on nowadays most common and state of the art clinical trial designs. the necessary
information is to be researched by the students in the internet, based on key words and
suitable web sites provided by the lecturer.
Evaluation
Presentation, final exam
Pharmacology
Semester Hours per week Subject code ECTS
Spring 2 PHARM 4
Learning Outcomes / Course Objectives
The students should get an overview on the basics of pharmacology, pharmacodynamics
and pharmacokinetics.
Prerequisites / Level
None
Course Description
The scope of this lecture lies on the basic pharmacological principles of the autonomous
nervous system, specific groups of drugs and diseases like antimicrobial and antiviral
drugs, cancer chemotherapy, allergy, asthma, drugs influencing blood and coagulation,
hormone therapies, contraception, diabetes and obesity.
Teaching Methods
Lecture
Evaluation
Final exam
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