1Demonstrate evidence-based knowledge of the following theoretical foundations and apply these to basic anatomy/physiology, delivery of drugs from various dosage forms, relationship between chemical structure and dosage form selection, influences of pharmacokentics on formulation and dosage form design, unit operations of drug manufacturing.

2Demonstrate comprehension of major scientific discoveries and methods.

3Be able to use mathematical variables to analyze physical and pharmacokentic properties of a drug compound.

4Meld theory and abilities in a practical setting to identify and provide solutions of related problems.

5Examine issues rationally logically, and coherently.

6Be able to read, write, speak, listen, use data, media, and appropriate technologies to send and respond effectively to communications for varied audiences and purposes.

7Demonstrate effective interpersonal and intergroup behaviors in a variety of situations and circumstances, in particular, working together in their term-projects.