The document outlines the course design for Pharmacy Botany (FAR 3003) which includes the course objectives, materials, activities, and evaluation. The course aims to describe plant morphology and anatomy to serve as the basis for identifying medicinal plants. Lectures will cover topics such as plant organs, tissues, taxonomy, and nomenclature. Students will present assigned materials and be evaluated through exams, assignments, and class participation. The course uses a variety of teaching methods including lectures, student presentations, and group work.
The document outlines the course design for Pharmacy Botany (FAR 3003) which includes the course objectives, materials, activities, and evaluation. The course aims to describe plant morphology and anatomy to serve as the basis for identifying medicinal plants. Lectures will cover topics such as plant organs, tissues, taxonomy, and nomenclature. Students will present assigned materials and be evaluated through exams, assignments, and class participation. The course uses a variety of teaching methods including lectures, student presentations, and group work.
The document outlines the course design for Pharmacy Botany (FAR 3003) which includes the course objectives, materials, activities, and evaluation. The course aims to describe plant morphology and anatomy to serve as the basis for identifying medicinal plants. Lectures will cover topics such as plant organs, tissues, taxonomy, and nomenclature. Students will present assigned materials and be evaluated through exams, assignments, and class participation. The course uses a variety of teaching methods including lectures, student presentations, and group work.
Course / subject : Pharmacy Botany (FAR 3003) Lecturer : Dra Arum Suproborini, M.Si. Course Description : This lecture discusses the morphology of plant organs, namely leaves, stems, roots, flowers, fruits, homologous seeds and organs from root-stem-leaves, and plant habitus. Morphological application in plant identification. Plant anatomy, namely plant cells and tissues, stems (Dicotyl-Monocotyl-Gymnosperm- Pteridophyta), roots (Dicotyl-Monocotyl), leaves (Dicotyl- Monocotyl-Gymnosperms), rhizomes, flowers and roots Course Objectives : After attending the course, students are able to: Describe the morphology and anatomy of high-level plants and low plant systems as a basis for identifying traditional medicinal raw materials Materials : 1. Semester learning plan and course contract 2. Introduction to Pharmaceutical Botanicals, The role of plants / plants, Morphology High level plants(vegetative organs) 3. High level plant morphology (generative organs) 4. Plant Taxonomy 5. Plant Nomenclature 6. Spermatophyta 7. Tools for secretions and glands in the tissues 8. Cells and Protoplasm 9. Midterm exam 10.Objects in non cells protoplasmic 11.Non-protoplasmic cell membranes 12.Plant tissue 13.Anatomy of roots, stems, and leaves 14.Structure and function of flower, fruit, and seeds 15.Review course material 16.Final exam Activities : Lectures 1. Opening (introductory activity) In the begining of a course -The lecturer greetings (meeting 1-16) -The lecturer lead prayers (meetings 1-16) -The lecturer introduces himself (meeting 1) -The lecturer informs the course contract and seeks agreement will students (meeting 1) -The lecturer ask about the readiness of students to take classes and provide motivation (meetings 1-14) -The lecture explains the final abilities planned at this meeting (meeting 1-14) -The lecturer give pre-test in the beginning of a course ( meetimg 3-14 sometimes) -The lecturer applies the learning method for each student to be a teacher (meeting 4-14) -The lectures check student attendance lists (meeting 1-16) 2. Main activity At the main of a course -The lecturer gives an overview of the whole course (meeting 1) -The lecturer explains introduction to pharmaceutical ,plant vegetative organs and form dividing students into 10 student groups (meeting 2) -The lecturer explains plant generative organs (meeting 3) -The lecturer draws the name of the student who must present the results of the work (meetings 4-14) 2. Closing (closure) In the end of a course -The lecturer reviews the materials and concludes it (meeting 1-14) -The lecturer explains the plan for the lecture next week (meeting 1-3) -The lecturer reminds student groups of presentations at the next meeting (4-14) -The lecturer and students give applause to students who have already presented (4-14) -The lecturer leads the prayer and greets (1-16) Students Class practice (Assigment) - Students present and explain Plant Taxonomy (meeting 4) - Students present and explain Plant Nomenclature (meeting 5) - Students present and explain Spermatophyta (meeting 6) - Students present and explain Tools for secretions and glands in the tissue (meeting 7 ) - Students present and explain Cell and protoplasm (meeting 8) - Students present and explain Objects in non cell protoplasmic (meeting 10) - Students present and explain Non protoplasmic cell membranes (meeting 11) - Students present and explain Plant tissue (meeting 12) - Studentspresent and explain Anatomy of roots, stems, and leaves (meeting 13) - Students present and explain Strukture and functions of flower, fruit, and seeds (meeting 14) Presentation -The lecturer applies the learning method for each student to be a teacher, so they have the right to give questions and give an evaluation of their friends. So they made a list of values for their friends. The list of values will later be confirmed by the results of the lecturers' assessment. Students who have the highest grades are free not to take midterm exam. - Lecturers form dividing students into 10 student groups. Nine groups consist of 2 students and one group consists of 3 students (meeing 2) The name of the group members, the order in which the presentation is arranged is drawn. When the presentation was agreed, it was held at the 4th meeting -The group of students 1 presents the material for Plant taxonomy (meeting 4) and so on. Evaluation : Midterm exam 20%, Final exam 20% , Discipline,Creative, and Honest 30%, and Assigment 30%. The total score will be agrade with the following conditions : A ≥ 81 B ≥ 71 - < 81 C ≥ 57 - < 71 D < 57 and / or not taking lectures for 4 times References : 1. A.G.Kartasapoetra. 1991.Pengantar Anatomi Tumbuh- Tumbuhan. Jakarta. Rineka Cipta. 2. Gembong Tjitrosoepomo. 2005. Morfologi Tumbuhan. Yogyakarta. Gadjah Mada University Press. 3. Steenis, C.G.G.J.Van. 2013. Flora. Cet.13. Jakarta. PT Balai Pustaka (Persero). 4. Suroso Adi Yudianto. 1992. Mengerti Morfologi Tumbuhan. Bandung. Tarsito. 5. Petunjuk Praktikum Botani Farmasi. 2017. Program Studi Farmasi Universitas PGRI Madiun.