Bachelor degree in Dental and Oral Surgery

1st Semester

Se. Code Course Lect. Labs Clin. Tut. Cre. Hrs Pre-req
1 UCS 01 Communication Skills 1       2 1  
2 UEC 01 Computer Skills & Programming Concepts 1 1 2     2  
3 CHM 111 Chemistry 1 1 2     2  
4 OBD 111 Dental Anatomy 1 1 4     3  
5 BCM 112 Biochemistry 1 1 2     2  
6 ZOL 111 Zoology 1 1 2     2  
7 BOT 111 Botany & Genetics 1 1 2     2  
8 HST 211 General & Systemic Histology 1 1 2     2  
9 GEN 211 Principles Of Law, Human Rights & Ethics 2       2  
10 UGE 00 English 0   2   4 0  
Total Hours 9 18 0 6 18  

2nd Semester

Se. Code Course Lect. Labs Clin. Tut. Cre. Hrs Pre-req
1 UGE 01 English Language (1)   2   4 2  
2 UEC 02 Computer Skills & Program. (2) 1 2     2 UEC 01
3 CHM 122 Chemistry 2 1 2     2  
4 OBD 122 Dental Anatomy 2 1 4     3 OBD 111
5 BPH 111 Biophysics 2 2     3  
6 ZOL 122 Zoology 2 1 2     2  
7 BOT 122 Botany & Genetics 2 1 2     2  
8 HST 222 General & Systemic Histology 2 1 2     2 HST 211
9 BCM 221 Biochemistry 2 1 2     2 BCM 112
Total Hours 9 20 0 4 20  

3rd Semester

Se. Code Course Lect. Labs Clin. Tut. Cre. Hrs Pre-req
1 UGE 02 English 2   2   4 2 UGE 01
2 RDM 211 Dental Biomaterial 1 1 2     2  
3 PHY 211 General Physiology 1 2 2     3  
4 ANT 211 Human Anatomy 1 2 2     3  
5 PTH 212 General Pathology 1 1 2     2  
6 PHM 311 Pharmacology 1 1 2     2 CHM 122
7 CD 312 Dental Clinic Management 1     2 2  
8 OMR 312 Dental Radiology 1 2     2  
9 MCR 311 General Microbiology and Immunology 1 2     2 BOT 122
Total Hours 10 16 0 6 20  

4th Semester

Se. Code Course Lect. Labs Clin. Tut. Cre. Hrs Pre-req
1 UGE 03 English 3   2   4 2 UGE 02
2 ANT 222 Human Anatomy 2 2 2     3 ANT 211
3 PHY 222 General Physiology 2 2 2     3 PHY 211
4 OB 212 Oral Biology & Embryology 1 2 2     3 HST 211
5 RDM 222 Dental Biomaterial 2 2 2     3 RDM 211
6 PHM 322 Pharmacology 2 1 2     2 PHM 311
7 PTH 321 General Pathology 2 1 2     2 PTH 212
8 MCR 322 Oral Microbiology & Immunology 1 2     2 MCR 311
9   ELECTIVE 2       2  
Total Hours 13 16 0 4 22  

 

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 ELECTIVE
ELC 01 THE Ethics of dentistry
ELC 03 Dental photography

5th Semester

Se. Code Course Lect. Labs Clin. Tut. Cre. Hrs Pre-req
1 RD 311 Restorative Dentistry 1 1 4     3 RDM 222
2 FPR 311 Fixed Prosthodontic 1 1 2     2 RDM 222
3 RPR 311 Removable Prosthodontics 1 2 4     4 RDM 222
4 OPTH 311 Oral Pathology 1 2 2     3 OB 212
5 OB 321 Oral Biology & Embryology 2 2 2     3 HST 222
6 GMD 411 General Medicine, Dermatology &Venereal 1 1   2   2 PHY 222
7 PDCD 531 Community Dentistry 1 1     2 2 CD 312
8 UGA 03 Arabic Language Skills 2       2  
Total Hours 12 14 2 2 21  

6th Semester

Se. Code Course Lect. Labs Clin. Tut. Cre. Hrs Pre-req
1 RD 322 Restorative Dentistry 2 1 4     3 RD 311
2 FPR 322 Fixed Prosthodontic 2 1 2     2 FPR 311
3 RPR 322 Removable Prosthodontics 2 2 4     4 RDM 222
4 RDE 312 Endodontics 1 1 2     2 RD 311
5 OPTH 322 Oral Pathology and Forensic Dentistry 2 2 2     3 OB 321
6 GMD 422 General Medicine, Dermatology &Venereal 2 1   2   2 GMD 411
7 PDCD 542 Community Dentistry 2 1     2 2 PDCD 531
8 UCS 02 Communication Skills       2 1 UCS 01
Total Hours 9 14 2 4 19  

7th Semester

Se. Code Course Lect. Labs Clin. Tut. Cre. Hrs Pre-req
1 RD 431 Restorative Dentistry 3 1   4   3 RD 322
2 FPR 431 Fixed Prosthodontic 3 1   2   2 FPR 322
3 RPR 431 Removable Prosthodontics 3 2   4   4 RPR 311, RPR 322
4 RDE 421 Endodontics 2 1 2     2 RDE 312
5 OS 411 Local Anaesthesia & Pain Control 1   2   2 ANT 222
6 OMD 411 Oral Medicine & Diagnosis 1 2   2   3 OPTH 322
7 PI 411 Periodontology 1 1   2   2 OB 321
8 OR 411 Orthodontics 1 1 2     2 ANT 222
9 GSR 411 General Surgery, E.N.T & Ophthalmology 1 1   2   2 PHY 222
10 UCS 02 Communication Skills   2     1 UCS 01
Total Hours 11 6 18 0 23  

8th Semester

Se. Code Course Lect. Labs Clin. Tut. Cre. Hrs Pre-req
1 RD 442 Restorative Dentistry 4 1   4   3 RD 431
2 FPR 442 Fixed Prosthodontic 4 1   2   2 FPR 431
3 RPR 442 Removable Prosthodontics 4 2   4   4 RPR 431
4 RDE 432 Endodontics 3 1   2   2 RDE 421
5 OS 422 Oral Exodontia 1   2   2 OS 411
6 OMD 422 Oral Medicine 2 1   2   2 OMD 411
7 PI 422 Periodontology 2 1   2   2 PI 411
8 OR 422 Orthodontics 2 1 2     2 OR 411
9 GSR 422 General Surgery, E.N.T & Ophthalmology 2 1   2   2 GSR 411
Total Hours 10 2 20 0 21  

9th Semester

Se. Code Course Lect. Labs Clin. Tut. Cre. Hrs Pre-req
1 RD 551 Restorative Dentistry 5 1   4   3 RD 442
2 FPR 551 Fixed Prosthodontic 5 1   4   3 FPR 442
3 RPR 551 Removable Prosthodontics (Advanced) 5 2   4   4 RPR 442
4 RDE 541 Endodontics 4 1   2   2 RDE 432
5 PDCD 511 Pediatric Dentistry 1 2   4   4 RD 442,RDE 432
6 OS 531 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery & Dental Implants 2   2   3 OS 422
7 OMD 531 Oral Medicine 3 1   2   2 OMD 422
8 PI 531 Periodontology 3 1   2   2 PI 422
9 PDCD 531 Community Dentistry 1 1     2 2 PHY 222
Total Hours 12 0 24 2 25  

10th Semester

Se. Code Course Lect. Labs Clin. Tut. Cre. Hrs Pre-req
1 RD 562 Restorative Dentistry 6 1   4   3 RD 551
2 FPR 562 Fixed Prosthodontic 6 1   4   3 FPR 551
3 RPR 562 Removable Prosthodontics (Advanced) 6 2   4   4 RPR 551
4 RDE 552 Endodontics 5 1   2   2 RDE 541
5 PDCD 522 Pediatric Dentistry 2 2   4   4 PDCD 511
6 OS 542 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery & general anesthesia 2   2   3 OS 531
7 OMD 542 Oral Medicine 4 1   2   2 OMD 531
8 PI 542 Periodontology 4 1   2   2 PI 531
9 PDCD 542 Community Dentistry 2 1     2 2 PDCD 531
Total Hours 12 0 24 2 25  

Grade Mapping

Grade MinimumScore MaximumScore
A 90 100
A- 85 89.5
B+ 80 84.5
B 75 79.5
B- 70 74.5
C+ 65 69.5
C 60 64.5
C- 56 59.5
D+ 53 55.5
D 50 52.5

Communication Skills 1 UCS 01

To develop students’ communication and presentation skills and train them to present themselves and their ideas orally and written in an effective manner that leads them to excellence and leadership in their work and lives.

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Computer Skills & Programming Concepts 1 UEC 01

  1. This course tends to provide Year 1 students with a brief introduction to the world of computers including: number systems and data representation, computer system components: hardware & software, storage and input/output systems, Operating systems and Utility Systems, software applications.
  2. The course gives an overview about computer networks and internet: data communication, transmission modes, transmission media, computer networks, internet protocol, and internet services.
  3. It practices some computer applications in the laboratory such as Internet Access, word processing and power point.

It gives students a practical experience on developing projects related to the specialty of each faculty.

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Chemistry 1 CHM 111

his didactic and practical course includes the study of: the periodic table and its elements, Gas laws, liquid and solid states, Solubility and solutions, chemical equilibrium, thermodynamics and Analytical Chemistry.

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Dental Anatomy 1 OBD 111

This didactic and practical course includes lecture and laboratory sessions on the morphology and nomenclature of individual teeth of the adult dentition. It also involves an introduction to tooth histology and function, and the influence of tooth anatomy on clinical dental procedures.

The student will gain knowledge in the principles of dental anatomy. recognize the normal anatomic, physiologic, and biomechanical relationships of the dental structures for diagnosis and treatment of oral pathology as it involves the dentition, recognize the clinical significance and define the shape and contour relationships of the normal dentition, identify, describe, and be able to reproduce in drawings and wax, the morphology of permanent teeth from both an external perspective and a cross-sectional view, discuss the relationships between teeth and supporting structures, correctly name the individual parts of the permanent teeth and their supporting structures and correctly identify natural teeth with and without anatomical variations.

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Biochemistry 1 BCM 112

This didactic and practical course involves the study of the chemical and biochemical properties of carbohydrates, proteins, fats and amino acids.

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Zoology 1 ZOL 111

This course deals with various branches of zoology and the animal cells. Types of cell division, animal tissues, and the physiology of various mammalian systems in addition to nutrition, digestion, circulation, and the nervous systems will be studied.

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Botany & Genetics 1 BOT 111

The course provides students with basic information about the principles of genetics at the molecular level with a special focusing on gene structure, function and regulation in addition to cancer as a consequence of mutations. The ractical study includes an introduction to the anatomy of plants and division of plant cells

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General and Systemic Histology 1 HST 211

This two-semester (one-year) didactic and practical course involves the study of cells and their microstructures. The course also includes the study of the various tissues as the skin, membranes, cartilages, muscles, blood vessels blood and blood vessels. The course studies the tissues of various human body systems as nervous, circulatory, lymphatic, digestive, endocrine and urinary systems.

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Principles of Law, Human Rights & Ethic GEN 211

This course begins by surveying the main ethical traditions in International Relations, such as cosmopolitanism and communitarians. The course then engages a range of practical issues, including human rights, international law, just war debates, humanitarian Prerequisite, While the second course will present the concepts of biomedical ethics and guide the student in discerning and managing the ethical issues of dental practice through analysis and discussion of case- based dental problems and ethical dilemmas

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English Language (1) UGE 01

This course aims to consolidate the English language skills the students acquired during their primary and secondary education. The course focuses on honing the students’ Speaking, Writing, Reading and Listening abilities. These objectives are realized by providing the students with a curriculum that is commensurate with the scientific studies they have chosen to pursue. The curriculum is taught by qualified and experienced lecturers and/or instructors supported by texts, access to computers, and a library, all delivered in state of the art facilities, and a first class learning environment.

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Computer Skills & Programm. (2) UEC 02

This course tends to introduce Year 1 students of all university's faculties to the concepts and terminologies of spreadsheet, database, database managemnt systems, and the concept of hypertext markup language (HTML).

  • It practices some computer applications in the laboratory such as Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, and HTML.
  • It gives students a practical experience on developing projects related to the specialty of each faculty.

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Chemistry 2 CHM 122

The Course includes Organic Chemistry and Aromatic Compounds

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Dental Anatomy 2 OBD 122

This didactic and practical course includes lecture and laboratory sessions on the morphology and nomenclature of individual teeth of the adult dentition. It also involves an introduction to tooth histology and function, and the influence of tooth anatomy on clinical dental procedures.

The student will gain knowledge in the principles of dental anatomy. recognize the normal anatomic, physiologic, and biomechanical relationships of the dental structures for diagnosis and treatment of oral pathology as it involves the dentition, recognize the clinical significance and define the shape and contour relationships of the normal dentition, identify, describe, and be able to reproduce in drawings and wax, the morphology of permanent teeth from both an external perspective and a cross-sectional view, discuss the relationships between teeth and supporting structures, correctly name the individual parts of the permanent teeth and their supporting structures and correctly identify natural teeth with and without anatomical variations

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