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Department of Microbiology

About Department
Department of Microbiology was established in the year 2008-09. Since the beginning it runs the degree course on ‘self-funded’ basis. Along with the regular syllabus based information, the department has always given knowledge of Applications, Advances and Opportunities of the subject to the students.

Faculty - Teaching

Prof. Ms. Poonam S. Patil
HOD and Assistant Professor
M.Sc.
Medical Microbiology & Environmental Microbiology
Year of Joining 2015
Profile

Prof. Ms. Priyanka S. Salvi
Assistant Professor
M.Sc.
Molecular Biology & Biotechnology
Year of Joining 2016
Profile

Prof. Ms. Mrunal R. Mulay
Assistant Professor
M.Sc.
Molecular Biology & Biotechnology
Year of Joining 2018

Prof. Ms. Mugdha A. Karve
Assistant Professor
M.Sc.
Biochemistry
Year of Joining 2018

Non-Teaching Staff

Mr. Vinod Jadha
Laboratory Assistant
B.Sc.
Year of Joining 2008

Smt. Manjusha Yedekar
Laboratory Assistant
Year of Joining 2017

Courses Taught

Undergraduate Programme, Certificate

B.Sc. (Six Units)

Year Semester Course Course Code Weightage Credits Syllabus
F.Y.B.Sc. I Microbiology USMB101 100 2 F.Y.B.Sc._Microbiology
Microbiology USMB101 100 2
Microbiology Practical USMBP1 100 2
II Microbiology USMB201 100 2
Microbiology USMB201 100 2
Microbiology Practical USMBP2 100 2
S.Y.B.Sc. I Microbiology USMB301 100 2 S.Y.B.Sc._Microbiology
Microbiology USMB302 100 2
Microbiology USMB303 100 2
Microbiology Practical USMBP3 100 2
II Microbiology USMB401 100 2
Microbiology USMB402 100 2
Microbiology USMB403 100 2
Microbiology Practical USMBP4 100 2
Year Semester Course Course Code Weightage Credits Syllabus
T.Y.B.Sc. V Microbial genetics USMB501 100 2.5 T.Y.B.Sc._Biotechnology
    Medical microbiology and immunology 1 USMB502 100 2.5
    Microbial biochemistry USMB503 100 2.5
    Bioprocessed technology USMB504 100 2.5
    Practical 1 USMBP05 100 3
    Practical 2 USMBP05 100 3
    Biotechnology USACBT501 100 2
    Practical (applied) USACBT5P1 100 2
T.Y.B.Sc. VI RDNA technology ,Bioinformatics and virology USMB601 100 2.5 T.Y.B.Sc._Microbiology
    Medical microbiology II USMB602 100 2.5
    Microbial biochemistry II USMB603 100 2.5
    Applied and industrial microbiology USMB604 100 2.5
    Practical I USMBP06 100 3
    Practical II USMBP06 100 3
    Biotechnology USACBT60I 100 2
    Practical (applied) USACBT6PI 100 2

PO, PSOs and CO

B.Sc.

PO1. CRITICALTHINKING

The curriculum is designed in such way that students should acquire an ability to observe accurately and objectively. They should be able to solve the problems and also think scientifically, independently and draw rational conclusions.

PO2. SCIENCE COMMUNICATION

Curriculum empowers communication skills in science which further enhances easy spread of scientific knowledge in the society.

PO3 SOCIAL INTERACTIONS

Students acquire national integration, community harmony, gender equality and nationalism which inculcate harmonized social interaction. Made aware of environment related issues.

PO4 EFFECTIVE CITIZENSHIP

Students acquire attributes of good citizens with certain ethics, made aware of environmental issues its management and planning.

PO5 ALLROUND PERSONALITY

Students develop as all-round individuals possessing variety of values and skills conferred by extracurricular activities.

 

Course Outcome (C.O.)

Class

Course

Course Outcomes

F.Y.B.Sc.

I

CO-1

Learners will gain fundamental knowledge of Types of cells and their organization.

CO-2

Learners will learn the scope of microbiology and the role of microbiologist.

II

CO-1

Learners will know the history of Microscopy, types of conventional and advanved microscopes and have knowledge of staining procedures using different components.

CO-2

Learners will have knowledge of nutrition, cultivation and control of microorganisms.

CO-3

Learners will explore various interactions of microbes in the ecosystem and hosts.

CO-4

Learners will get hands on experience of usinf basic instruments like pH meter and colorimeter.

S.Y.B.Sc.

I

CO-1

Learners will have fundamental knowledge microbial taxonomy.

CO-2

Learners will gain detail information about structure, function and estimation of important biomolecules.

CO-3

Learners will accquire knowledge of basic techniques in molecular biology and biochemistry commonly used in R & D laboratories.

II

CO-1

Students will know about various habitats and role of microbes in the ecosystem.

CO-2

Learners will gain fundamental knowledge of applications of microbes in making of dairy products and other food commodities.

CO-3

Learners will have thorogh information about mechanism of food spoilage and traditional and advanced methods of food preservation.

III

CO-1

After studying this elective course,Learners, from non-microbiology backgound will get hands with basic bacteriological techniques like microscopy, culturing, cultivation and preservation of microorganisms.

CO-2

Learners will earn knowledge of commonly occuring deseases, pathogens and desease control measures.

CO-3

Learners will get complete knowledge of safty practices followed at various levels like labs, industries and hospitals.

CO-4

Learners will become well versed with soft skills, emerging and applied techniques/fields of microbiology like nanotechnology, biosensors, writing research material etc.

T.Y.B.Sc.

I

CO-1

Learners will have thorough knowledge of molecular phenomena such as DNA replication, Mutation, Recombination and gene transfer in bacteria.

CO-2

Learners will get the information about unique genetic elements like plasmids, transposons and viroids.

CO-3

Learners will explore the world of viruses and understand their properties, life cycles and cytopathic effects on host cell.

II

CO-1

Learners will have detail information about commonly encountered diseases, pathogens, lab diagnosis and treatment measures.

CO-2

Learners will accquire knowledge of human immune system, its components, working, reactions and disorders.

III

CO-1

Learners will have thorough knowledge of metabolic diversity in microorganisms and environmental phenomena related to them.

CO-2

Learners will learn the role of biochemical reactions and enzymes in various life processes.

CO-3

Learners will understand the molecular mechanism employed by the cells for regulation of gene expression.

IV

CO-1

Students will learn to deal with screening, improvement, management and exploitation of microbes for production of useful products.

CO-2

Learners will understand the concept, principle, working of different types of spectroscopies.

CO-3

Learners will have thorough knowledge of Intellactual Property Rights.

CO-4

Learners will have sound knowledge of standard operating procedures for QA-QC in pharmaceutical and chemical industries.

V

CO-1

Learners will accquire knowledge about tools and techniques used in genetic engineering and industrial biotechnology and bio-informatics.

CO-2

Learners will know designing of trangenetic experiments using plant and animal models.

CO-3

Learners will have extra knowledge about strategies of diagnosis and curing of genetic diseases.

Programme Specific Outcome

 

The Students graduating in the subject of Microbiology will be able to

PSO-1: APPLY

Learners can apply their knowledge about basic techniques of isolation, Identification and preservation of microorganisms for various experimental purposes.

PSO-2: DIAGNOSE

With the help of bacteriological techniques, knowledge of cultivation media, sample collection, analytical tests, learnerns can carry out disease diagnosis and suggest the treatment measures.

PSO-3: ANALYSE

Learners will analyse statistical as well as molecular data using biostatistical and bioinformatics methods.

PSO-4: EXPLAIN AND DESCRIBE

Learners will be in a position to give elaborate description of all the metabolic processes and molecular mechanisms.

PSO-5: DEVELOPE AND STANDARDISE

By knowing various structural and enzymatic properties of microbes and fermentation engineering, learners, will employ them for developing human/environment friendly products or processes.

PSO-6: USE

Learners will learn to handle various basic and analytical intruments used in laboratories.

Facilities:

  • Well-equipped laboratory occupying total area of 643 sq.ft.
  • Instruments like
    • Laminar Air Flow
    • High Speed Centrifuge
    • Kits & Instruments for Molecular Biology Experiments

Research

UGC, University or any other research project, student projects

Name of Student/s

Class

Title of the Project

Year

Chinmay V. Vaidya

S.Y.B.Sc.

Amrut Pani

2015-16

Neha K. Baikar

S.Y.B.Sc.

Antimicrobial activity of Neem

2016-17

Aqsa A. Karel

S.Y.B.Sc.

Isolation of dandruff causing fungus and effect of different herbs on the isolate

Swarali Bhide

S.Y.B.Sc.

Bioremediation of high fluoride levels in ground water

2017-18

Results

Class

Year

No. of Students appeared

Studends passed

Result

(%)

Grade obtained by students

O

A

B

C

T.Y.BSc

2012-13

14

12

85

–

01

03

08

2013-14

09

08

88.8

01

01

03

04

2014-15

19

09

47.3

–

–

05

04

2015-16

18

08

44.4

01

04

03

–

2016-17

19

09

47.3

01

04

04

–

Future Plans

To start M.Sc. in Physics

Activities

  1. Departmental Library

    Sr.No

    Title of the Book

    Publication/Author Name

    1

    Microbiology

    Prescott, Harley and Kleins

    2

    I genetics

    Russel

    3

    Immunology

    Kuby

    4

    Immunology

    Palan and Pathak 1st Edition

    5

    Immunology

    Roitt and Roitt

    6

    Biochemistry

    Veer Bala Rastogi

    7

    Molecular Biology

    Glick and Pasterneak

    8

    Biotechnology

    B.D. Sing

    9

    Microbiology

    Pelczar, E.C.S.Chan, Krieg.

    10

    Lehninger’s Biochemistry

    Nelson and Cox

    11

    Gene VIII

    Lewin

    12

    Brock Biology of Microorganisms

    Medigan

    13

    Microbiology Textbook

    A.R. Jadhav

    14

    Microbiology Textbook

    Phadke Prakashan

    15.

    Biochemistry and Metabolism

    D.Anadhi

    16.

    Genetics and Geneomics

    Waseem Ahmad

    17.

    Modern Exprimental Biochemistry

    Rodney F. Boyer

    18.

    Microbiology: Part I &II

    Bodhankar & Patil

  2. Consultancy :
    a) Antimicrobial activity testing (informally conducted interdisciplinary consultancy)
    b) Water potability testing consultancy is informally provided through personal contacts of students & teachers.
  3. Placement: Informal
  4. Extra lectures: extra lectures conducted weekly

    Sr.No.

    Class

    Extra lectures/ Week

    1

    F.Y.B.Sc

    2

    2

    S.Y.B.Sc

    2

    3

    T.Y.B.Sc

    6

  5. Class tests (Weekly)
  6. Home assignments given to S.Y.B.Sc. and T.Y.B.Sc.
  7. Remedial lectures or sessions for academically weak or slow learners
  8. Educational visits
  9. Student Mentoring

    Mentor Teacher

    No. of Mentee Students

    Class

    Dr. G.S. Phadke

    13

    T.Y.B.Sc.

    Prof. P.S.Patil

    19

    S.Y.B.Sc.

    Prof. T.V.Yadav

    16

    F.Y.B.Sc.

    Prof. P.S.Salvi

    16

    F.Y.B.Sc.

  10. Career Opportunities
    1. Further up-gradation in qualification- i) M.sc. NET/SET ii) Ph.D.
    iii) MBA iv) PG Diploma

2. Job options-
QA/QC officer- Industries like Pharmaceutical, Food and Beverages, Bakery, Dairy require Microbiologists for the purpose of quality testing and maintenance.
Microbiologist- For research and development of production protocols, Pharmaceutical, Food and Beverages industries appoint microbiologists. Their job is mainly to develop improved microbial strains.
MBA marketing
Teaching Jobs- After completion of master’s degree, teaching jobs are open in degree colleges of various Universities

Other Activities

  • Industrial Visits & Industrial Trainings
  • Seminars, Conferences & Workshops
  • Students seminars
  • Guest Lectures
  • Mentoring by Alumini
  • Extra Lectures
  • Bridge & Remedial Programmes for Slow / Medium / Advanced Learners
  • Parent Meetings
  • Tutorials / Class Tests
  • Home Assignments
  • Linkages- industrial linkages/visits, MOUs,
  • Students Placement
  • Students Mentoring
  • Workshops / Seminars / Conferences

Career Opportunities

Chemistry Graduates & Post Graduate can enter a wide range of professions such as:

  • Pure and applied research
  • Teaching
  • Government Services
  • Quality Control, Quality assurance & Research and development in industry
  • Management, production, packaging, marketing and sales, in industries such as pharmaceuticals, foods, dyes, cosmetics, polymer, Chemical, etc.
  • Consumer guidance, Nutritional consultancy, Science journalism
  • Chemistry software development, Chemistry literature indexing
  • Entry in civil services through competitive Examinations (UPSC, MPSC etc.)
  • Entrepreneur

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