1.1.1 Ability to recall and state fundamental principles in selected areas related to the field of interest.
1.1.2 Ability to comprehend fundamental principles applicable to radiation science.
1.1.3 Ability to select and utilise fundamental principles in applied radiation science.

1.2.1 Ability to identify and define technological problems.
1.2.2 Ability to apply advanced technological knowledge in a given situation.
1.2.3 Ability to analyse complex knowledge in relation to technology.

2.1.1 Ability to apply the knowledge of radio- analytical techniques in an area of specialisation.
2.1.2 Ability to show the understanding of radio-analytical techniques in a given situation.
2.1.3 Ability to exhibit confidence in handling radio-analytical techniques.

2.2.1 Ability to use radio-analytical techniques in selected areas of applied radiation science.
2.2.2 Ability to apply radio-analytical techniques during therapeutic intervention.
2.2.3 Ability to apply the knowledge of radio-analytical techniques for research purposes.

3.1.1 Ability to apply the knowledge of environmental safety practices in a given situation.
3.1.2 Ability to utilise precautionary measures to ensure environmental safety.
3.1.3 Ability to adhere to the regulatory control measures to safeguard the public and medical exposure from practices.

3.2.1 Ability to apply safety measures when handling radiation isotopes.
3.2.2 Ability to ensure nuclear safety during storage, transportation and utilisation.
3.2.3 Ability to utilise radiation for the research purpose/imaging modality.

4.1.1 Ability to differentiate between static systems and kinetic systems.
4.1.2 Ability to apply the knowledge of static systems in a given situation.
4.1.3 Ability to apply appropriated kinetic systems in selected areas of specialisation.

4.2.1 Ability to identify tissue response and cell survival during the utilisation of radiation.
4.2.2 Ability to evaluate normal tissue response.
4.2.3 Ability to recommend interventive procedures for any bio-chemical damage.

5.1.1 Ability to abstract and synthesize information in assessing identified researchable problems.
5.1.2 Ability to present abstracted and synthesized information logically.
5.1.3 Ability to conduct literature search to identified researchable areas or information gap in existing knowledge.

5.2.1 Ability to initiate health promotion programmes that foster healthy life styles.
5.2.2 Ability to promote mobile health care teams for screening and early diagnosis of disease profile.
5.2.3 Ability to raise awareness about damaging health determinants.
5.2.4 Ability to educate and train health care workers on management of environmental related disorders.

5.3.1 Ability to organise information systematically .
5.3.2 Ability to interpret results and recognise their significance.
5.3.3 Ability to present critical results in a dissertation.
5.3.4 Ability to communicate effectively research results orally and as publications.

6.1.1 Ability to utilise database for analysis of updated and integrated information.
6.1.2 Ability to apply the knowledge of updated integrated information in selected areas of specialisation.
6.1.3 Ability to communicate effectively updated integrated information to relevant stakeholders.

6.2.1 Ability to apply updated integrated information for therapeutic interventions.
6.2.2 Ability to use updated integrated information for imaging modality.
6.2.3 Ability to utilise updated integrated information for research purposes.

Integrated Assessment:

Course work will be assessed by semester tests and examinations by internal and external examiners. The mode of assessment in the second year of the study will be by dissertation.