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Course
Specifications Pediatric Nursing Department
Third year /second term
2009 /2010
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Pediatric nursing 2
Critical Pediatric Nursing 6
Pediatric Medicine 10
Critical Pediatric Medicine 15
Pediatric Surgery 20
Child psychology 23
Computer science 27
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University: Suez Canal University
Faculty: Faculty of Nursing Ismailia
Department : Pediatric nursing department
Pediatric nursing course specification ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ
A- Administrative Information:
Course Title: Pediatric nursing
Code: PN 1/7
Department offering the course: Pediatric nursing department, Faculty of
Nursing, Ismailia.
Programme(s) on which the course is given: B.Sc. Nursing
Department offering the Programme: Pediatric nursing department.
Academic year/level: 2009 / 2010 3rd
year.
Semester: First semester.
Date of specification / revision:
Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council: ------
Credit / taught hours:
Lecture: 15 Theory: 2hrs/week Tutorial: 2hrs/week
Practical:13hrs/week others: NA Total:
17hrs/week
B- Professional Information: 1-Overall aims of course:
The goal of Pediatric Nursing is to equip the student nurse with the
knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to provide health care for child
suffering from health problem at different developmental stages.
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2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS) By the end of the course the student will be able to:
ILO Topic No. of
hours
per
week
Total no of
hours per
semester/
Year
Hours for
lectures
Hours
for
Tutoria
l and
other
small
group
or
project
Hours
for
Practical
a- Knowledge and
understanding:
a1- Define growth and
development.
a2- Mention the principals of
growth and development.
a3- List factors affecting
growth and development.
a4- Mention types of growth
and development.
a5-Identify stages of growth
and development.
a6- Identify the role of
pediatric nurse.
- Overview on
growth and
development
- Principles of
growth and
development
- Classification of
G&D. - Role of pediatric
nurse.
1h/w 15h/seme
ster
3 hrs/
semester
51h/se
mester
174hrs/s
emester
b- Intellectual skills:
B1-Assess child's growth and
development.
B2- Evaluate the newborn.
B3- Assess dehydration.
- Growth and
development
parameters.
- Newborn stage.
- Dehydration.
30min/
w
7.5
hrs/semes
ter
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C-Professional and
practical skills:
C1- Assess the new born's
parameters.
C2- Manage patient with
Common cold, Pharyngitis
and Sinusitis.
C3- Manage dehydration
- Newborn
parameters
- Upper
respiratory tract
infection
- dehydration.
1h/w 15h/seme
ster
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3- Teaching and learning methods:
3.1 -Modified Lecture.
3.2- Group discussion.
3.3- Demonstration – case study.
3.4- Simulation – case report – clinical conference.
3.5- Presentations.
4- Student assessment methods
4.1- Quiz exam & Midterm exam to assess knowledge and intellectual skills.
4.2- Final written exam to assess knowledge understanding and
intellectual skills..
4.3- Final practical exam to assess Competence in practical skills.
5- Assessment Schedule:
1. Assessment 1 Quiz week 7th week
2. Assessment 2 midterm week 11th week
3. Assessment 3 med term Lab exam 7th
week
4. Assessment 4 End course Oral and practical exam
5. Assessment 4 End course final written exam
6- Weighting of assessments
Oral and Practical exam 20 %
Final term examination 40 %
according to severity (A, B,
C).
C4- Manage patient with
Anemia.
- Anemia
d- General and transferable
skills:
D1- Communicate with child
at different developmental
stages.
D2- Deal with common
health problems at different
developmental stages.
- Common health
problems at
different
developmental
stages.
30min/
w
7.5
hrs/semes
ter
E-Attiude:
5
Semester work 40 %
__________________________________________
Total 100 %
Any formative only assessments:
7- List of references:
7.1– Course notes. Hand out.
7.2 – essential books (Text Books) Wong's, D., l. and. Hockenberry, M.,J. (2009): Nursing Care of Infants and
Children.8th
ed , C.V, Mosby Company, Philadelphia
7.3- Recommended books: Wong's, D., l. and. Hockenberry, M.,J. (2009): Nursing Care of Infants and
Children.8th
ed , C.V, Mosby Company, Philadelphia
7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc www.gogle.com
www.pupmed.com
8- Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning to
achieve the above ILOS
7.1- Class room (data show – computers)
7.2- Lab- Hospitals (instrument and equipment Models and simulators –
Equipment)
9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is
contained in the above specification and will be implemented.
Course coordinator:
NAM: Dr/ Madiha Amine
Signature : Dr/ Madiha Amine Date…………………
Head of Department of:
NAME: Dr/Hassan El Shahal
Signature : Dr/Hassan El Shahaly Date…………………
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University: Suez Canal University
Faculty: Faculty of Nursing Ismailia ـ
Department : Pediatric nursing department
Critical Pediatric Nursing Course specifications
A- Administrative Information: Course Title: Critical Pediatric Nursing
Code: C PN 2/7
Department offering the course: Pediatric nursing department, Faculty of
Nursing, Ismailia.
Programme(s) on which the course is given: B.Sc. Nursing.
Department offering the Programme: Pediatric nursing department
Academic year/level: 2009 / 2010 - Third year.
Semester: First semester
Date of specification / revision:
Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council: ___________
Credit / taught hours:
Lecture:15 Theory: 2hrs/week Tutorial: 1hrs/week
Practical:4hrs/week others: NA Total:7hrs/week
B- Professional Information: 1-Overall aims of course:
The course provides theory and practice essential for development of students'
skills In caring for critically ill children with emphasis on the role of the nurse inside the
Emergency department.
2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS) By the end of the course the student will be able to ILO Topic No. of
hours per
week
Total no
of hours
per
semester/
Year
Hours for
lectures
Hours for
Tutorial
and other
small
group or
project
Hours for
Practical
a- Knowledge and
understanding:
A1- Discuss the most common
critical health problems of
children related to different
body systems.
- Management of
30 min 7.5h/
semester
2 hrs/
week
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A2- Understand the basic
concepts related to care of
critically ill child.
A3- Recognize the most
common health problems &
critical situations of children
divided according to body
systems.
A4- Identify the role of the
nurse working in the emergency
department.
critically ill child.
- Common health
problems in children
-Role of the nurse
working in the
emergency
department.
29 hrs/
semest
er
46 hrs/
semester
b- Intellectual skills:
B1- Differentiate between
different critical situations.
B2- Manage each child in
specific critical situations
according to priority & needs.
- Management of
critically ill children according to priority
& needs. 30 min
7.5h/ semester
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C-Professional and practical
skills:
C1- Manage critically ill child.
C2- Assess the child with an
acute illness or injury.
C3- Manage early with a
critically ill child.
C4- Manage respiratory and
circulatory insufficiency.
- Respiratory and
circulatory
insufficiency.
30 min 7.5h/
semester -----
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d- General and transferable
skills:
D1- Appreciate the influence
of genetic, social, cultural
&level of parent's education on
Children's health promotion.
D2- Establish effective
channels of communication
with children & their families.
D3- Collaborate with other
prevention of the
exposure to life
threatening situations.
30 min
7.5h/ semester
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3- Teaching and learning methods:
3.1-Modified Lecture.
3.2- Seminars.
3.3- Conference (group discussion).
3.4- Demonstration.
3.5- Simulation
4- Student assessment methods:
4.1- Quiz exam & midterm exam to assess knowledge & understanding and
intellectual skills
4.2- Final written exam to assess knowledge & understanding and intellectual
skills
4.3 - Final practical exam to assess Competence in practical skills
5- Assessment Schedule:
6. Assessment 1 Quiz week 7
th week
7. Assessment 2 midterm week 11th
week
8. Assessment 3 med term Lab exam 7th
week
9. Assessment 4 End course Oral and practical exam
10. Assessment 4 End course final written exam
6- Weighting of assessments:
Oral and Practical exam 20 %
Final term examination 40 %
Semester work 40 %
__________________________________________
Total 100 %
Any formative only assessments:
7- List of references:
health team members in
providing health care &
teaching to children with
critical illness & their families
to prevent exposure to life
threatening situations.
E-Attitude:
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7.1– Course notes. Hand out.
7.2 – essential books (Text Books) Wong's, D., l. and. Hockenberry, M.,J. (2009): Nursing Care of Infants and
Children.8th
ed , C.V, Mosby Company, Philadelphia
7.3- Recommended books: Wong's, D., l. and. Hockenberry, M.,J. (2009): Nursing Care of Infants and
Children.8th
ed , C.V, Mosby Company, Philadelphia
7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc Pediatric nursing Journal, American nursing Journal, www. Pediatric
nursing.
8- Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning to
achieve the above ILOS 7.1- Data show.
7.2- Smart board.
9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is
contained in the above specification and will be implemented.
Course coordinator:
NAME : Dr/ Rabab El-sayed Hassan. Signature : Dr/ Rabab El-sayed Hassan. Date…………………
Head of Department of
NAME: Dr/ Hassan Elshahely . Signature : Dr/ Hassan Elshahely . Date…………………
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University: Suez Canal University
Faculty: Faculty of Nursing Ismailia
Department: Pediatric Nursing department
Pediatric Medicine course specifications
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A- Administrative Information:
Course Title: Pediatric Medicine
Code: PN 4/7
Department offering the course: Pediatric Medicine department
Faculty of Medicine/ Suez Canal
University
Programme(s) on which the course is given: B.Sc. Nursing
Department offering the Programme: Pediatric Nursing department
Academic year/level: 2009/2010_third years
Semester: First semester
Date of specification / revision:
Date of approval by departmental / Faculty Council:
Credit / taught hours:
Lecture:15 Theory:2hrs/week Tutorial: N.A Practical: N.A Others: N.A
Total: 30hrs/week
B- Professional Information: 1-Overall aims of course:
The goal of Pediatric Medicine is to equip the student nurse with the
knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to provide basic health care for
child at different developmental stages.
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2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS) By the end of the course the student will be able to
ILO Topic No. of
hours
per
week
Total no
of hours
per
semester
/ Year
Hours
for
lectures
Hours
for
Tutorial
and
other
small
group or
project
Hours
for
Practical
a- Knowledge and
understanding:
a1-Define growth and
development& mental
retardation.
a2- Mention stages of G
&D, factors affecting G&D
and social development.
a3-Identify mental
development & causes of
mental retardation.
a4-Identify obligatory
vaccine for children.
a5-Define Iron deficiency
anemia, Glomerulonephritis
and Otitis media.
a6- List causes of Iron
deficiency anemia, Edema,
Common cold, Pharyngitis,
Sinusitis and Otitis media.
a7- List S&S of
Glomerulonephritis,
Common cold, Pharyngitis,
Sinusitis and Otitis media.
a8- Mention investigation
for patient with IDA,
Glomerulonephritis,
Nephrotic syndrome and
Otitis media.
a9- List complication of
Common cold and Sinusitis.
a10-Define breast feeding
& supplemental feeding.
a11- List advantages of
breast feeding according to
baby &mother.
1-definition of growth
and development
2- stages of G&D
3-defination of mental
retardation & causes
4- obligatory vaccine for
children
5- iron deficiency anemia
7- Signs & symptoms of
glomerulonephritis
8-investigation for patient
with IDA,
Glomerulonephritis,
Nephrotic syndrome and
otitis media
9-complication of common
cold and sinuses
10-definition of breast
feeding &supplemental
feeding
11- advantage of breast
feeding to baby & mother
0.5h/
w
7.5h/se
mester
2h/we
ek
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b- Intellectual skills
b1-Assess child with
Iron
deficiency anemia.
b2-Classify dehydration.
b3- Assess child's
Growth &
development.
b4-Assess the newborn's
parameters.
b5-Manage patient with
Common cold,
pharyngitis and Sinusitis.
b6-Manage patient with
IDA,
Glomerulonephritis,
Nephritic syndrome and
Otitis media.
b7-Manage patient with
Common cold,
Pharyngitis
and Sinusitis.
b8-Manage dehydration
according to severity (A,
B, C).
Infant feeding
Physical measurement
Growth & Development
Respiratory tract infection
common cold
Pharyngitis and sinusitis
Dehydration
1.5h/
w
22.5hrs
/semest
er
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C-Professional and
practical skill
c1-
c2- Not applicable
c3
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d- General and
transferable skills:
d1-Communicate with
child at different
developmental stages.
d2-Deal with common
health problems at different
developmental stages.
Communication skills o.5h/
w
7.5h/se
mester ----
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E-Attitude:
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3- Teaching and learning methods: 4.1- Modified Lecture.
4.2- Group discussion
4- Student assessment methods
5.1- Quiz exam &midterm exam to assess knowledge and intellectual skills
5.2-Final written exam to assess knowledge understanding and intellectual
skills
5- Assessment Schedule: 11. Assessment 1 Quiz week 7
th week
12. Assessment 2 midterm week 11th
week
3 .Assessment 3 End course final written exam
6- Weighting of assessments Final term examination 100 %
__________________________________________
Total 100
7- List of references: 6.1 – Course notes.
*Hand out.
6.2 –Essential books (Text Books)
Kliegman, R. M., Jenson, H. ,B., Behrman R.,E., Stanton. B.,
F.(2007):Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics,18th
ed, C.V. .Mosby Company,
Philadilifeia
6.3 – Recommended books:
Kliegman, R. M., Jenson, H. ,B., Behrman R.,E., Stanton. B.,
F.(2007):Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics,18th
ed, C.V. .Mosby Company, Philadilifeia
6.4 – Periodical. Web sites:
www.gogle.com
www.pupmed.com
Course coordinator : NAME: Dr/ Hala Fekri
Signature : Dr/ Hala Fekri Date…………………
Head of Department of:
NAME: Alaa Zauton
Signature : Alaa Zauton Date……………… University: Suez Canal University
Faculty: Faculty of Nursing Ismailia
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Department : Pediatric nursing department
Critical Pediatric Medicine course specification ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ
A- Administrative Information:
Course Title: Critical Pediatric Medicine
Code: CPM 3/7
Department offering the course: Pediatric medicine department/ Faculty of
Medicine/Suez Canal University
Programme(s) on which the course is given: B.Sc. Nursing
department offering the Programme: Pediatric Nursing department
Academic year/level: Third year-2009 -2010
Semester: First semester
Date of specification / revision:
Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council:
Credit / taught hours:
Lecture:15 Theory:2hrs/week Tutorial: Practical: Others:
Total: 30 hrs/ semester
B- Professional Information: 1-Overall aims of course:
The goal of Critical Pediatric Medicine is to equip the student nurse
with the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to provide basic health
care for child at different developmental stages especially with critical
health problems.
2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS) By the end of the course the student will be able to: ILO Topic No. of
hours per
week
Total no of
hours per
semester/
Year
Hours
for
lecture
Hours for
Tutorial
and other
small
group or
project
Hours for
Practical
a- Knowledge and
understanding
a1-Define metabolic
acidosis &alkalosis and
respiratory acidosis
&alkalosis.
a2-Eneumerate causes of
metabolic disturbances .
1-Definition of
metabolic acidosis &
alkalosis and
respiratory acidosis
&alkalosis
2-causes of metabolic
0.5 h/w 7.5h/
semester
2hrs/
week
15
a3-Define different
electrolyte disturbances and
enumerate its causes.
a4-Define Diabetic keto-
acidosis.
a5-Define thyroid storm.
a6-Define respiratory
emergencies in pediatric.
a7-Define shock and its
different types.
disturbance
3-definition of different
electrolyte disturbance
and its causes.
4-definition of diabetic
ketoacidosis
5-definition of
respiratory emergencies
in pediatric
6-definition of thyroid
storm
7-definition of shock
and its different types
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b- Intellectual skills:
b1-Assess child with shock.
b2- Assess child with coma.
b3-Assess neonate at
delivery.
b4-Analyze path physiology
of Diabetic ketoacidosis
b5-Differantiate between
different types of head
injuries mechanisms.
b6- Analyze
pathophysiology of shock.
b7- Manage child with DKA.
b8- Manage child with
Shock.
b9- Monitoring of comatose
child.
b10- Apply oxygen therapy
in respiratory emergences
1- C.P.R
2- Suctioning
3- Immediate care of
neonate
4-Acid base balance
5-shock
6 –Pediatric trauma
7-Respiratory
emergencies
1.5h/w 22.5h/w ------
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C-Professional and practical
skills:
c1- Not applicable
d - General and
transferable skills:
d1-Communicate with child
at different developmental
stages
Health issues 0.5 h/w 7.5 h/w -----
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e- Attitude:
3- Teaching and learning methods: 4.1- Modified Lecture
4.2- Group discussion
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4- Student assessment methods
5.1- Quiz exam to assess knowledge and intellectual skills
5.2-Midterm written exam to assess knowledge and intellectual skills
5.3-Final written exam to assess knowledge understanding and intellectual
skills
5- Assessment Schedule: 13. Assessment 1 Quiz week 7
th week
14. Assessment 2 midterm week 11th
week
15. Assessment 4 End course final exam
6- Weighting of assessments
Final term examination 100 %
__________________________________________
Total 100 %
7- List of references: 6.1 – Course notes.
*Hand out.
6.2 –Essential books (Text Books)
Kliegman, R. M., Jenson, H., B., Behrman., E., Stanton. B.,F.(2007):Nelson
TextBook of Pediatrics,18th
ed, C.V. Mosby Company, Philadilifeia
6.3 – Recommended books:
Kliegman, R. M., Jenson, H., B., Behrman., E., Stanton. B.,F.(2007):Nelson
TextBook of Pediatrics,18th
ed, C.V. Mosby Company, Philadilifeia.
6.4 – Periodical. Web sites:
www.gogle.com
www.pupmed.com
Course coordinator : NAME: Dr/ Hala Fekri.
Signature : Dr/ Hala Fekri Date…………………
Head of Department of:
NAME: Alaa Zauton.
Signature : Alaa Zauton. Date…………
University: Suez Canal University Faculty: Faculty of Nursing Ismailia
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Department : Pediatric nursing department
Pediatric Surgery course specifications ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ
A- Administrative Information:
Course Title: Pediatric Surgery
Code: PS 7/5
Department offering the course: Surgical department-Faculty of
medicine- Suez Canal University
Programme(s) on which the course is given: B.Sc. Nursing
Department offering the Programme: : Pediatric nursing department
Academic year/level: 2009-2010 /Third year
Semester: First semester
Date of specification / revision:
Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council:
Credit / taught hours:
Lecture: Tutorial Practical Others: Total:
2hrs/week NA NA NA 2hrs/week
B- Professional Information: 1-Overall aims of course: The goal of pediatric surgery is to enable students to identify pediatric surgery
and it's fields and also to know the general pre operative preparation for
Pediatric pt's of special cases & post operative care of pediatric patients.
2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS)
ILO
Topic
No. of
hours
per
week
Total
no of
hours
per
semest
er/
Year
Hours
for
lecture
Hours for
Tutorial
and other
small
group or
project
Hours for
Practical
a- Knowledge and understanding:
a1-Identify pre, intra, and post-
operative complications associated
with common
Pediatric surgeries.
a2-Discuss the most common pediatric
surgeries.
a3-Explain how to deal with critical
Pre, intra, and post-
operative pediatric
surgeries'
complications.
Pediatric surgeries.
Critical surgical
30 min 7.5hrs/ 2hrs/
week
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surgical conditions. conditions.
b- Intellectual skills:
b1-Analyze pediatric surgical topics.
b2- Evaluation of diagnosis
&management of surgical child.
b3- Manage pediatric patient with
common surgeries indifferent
developmental stages.
b4- Assess the pediatric patients in the
pre, intra, and post-operative phases.
Pediatric surgeries.
Surgical child. Management of
children. Assessment of child.
1 hrs 15 hrs/
semest
er
C-Professional and practical skills:
c1-
Not applicable
c2-
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d- General and transferable skills:
d1- Communicate with surgical
pediatric patients in pre, intra, and
post-operative
Phases in an ethical manner.
Management of child.
30 min 7.5hrs
E-Attitude:
3- Teaching and learning methods: 3.1- Modified Lecture
3.2- Group discussion
4- Student assessment methods
5.1- Quiz exam Midterm exam to assess knowledge and intellectual skills
5.3-Final written exam to assess knowledge understanding and intellectual skills
5- Assessment Schedule: 16. Assessment 1 Quiz week 7
th week
17. Assessment 2 midterm week 11th
week
18. Assessment 4 End course final written exam
6- Weighting of assessments:
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Final term examination 100 %
_________________________
Total 100%
Any formative only assessments:
7- List of references:
7.1– Course notes. *Hand out.
7.2 – essential books (Text Books)
O'Neil, J, E ( ): Jones's Oneil Pediatric Surgery, C.V, Mosby company,
Philadilifeia.
7.3- Recommended books: Kliegman, R. M., Jenson, H. B., Behrman R.,E.,Stanton.B.,F.(2007):Nelson
TextBook of Pediatrics,18th
ed, C.V, Mosby Company, Philadilifeia.
7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc www.gogle.com
www.pupmed.com
8- Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning to
achieve the above ILOS
(for example, Field trips)
– Class room (data show – computers –Smart board)
9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is
contained in the above specification and will be implemented.
Course coordinator:
NAME: Dr/ Mamdouh El-mezain.
Signature: Dr/ Mamdouh El-mezain Date…………………
Head of Department of: Dr/ Mamdouh El-mezain.
NAME: Dr/ Mamdouh El-mezain.
Signature: Dr/ Mamdouh El-mezain. Date………………
University: Suez Canal University
Faculty: Faculty of Nursing Ismailia
Department : Pediatric nursing department
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Child psychology course specifications ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ
A- Administrative Information:
Course Title: Child psychology.
Code: PD 7/6
Department offering the course: Psychology/Faculty of Education/SCU.
Programme(s) on which the course is given: B.Sc. Nursing
Department offering the Programme: Pediatric nursing department
Academic year/level: 2009 / 2010 3rd
year.
Semester: First semester.
Date of specification / revision:
Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council: -------
Credit / taught hours:
Lecture:15 Theory: 2hrs/week Tutorial: Practical: Others:
Total: 30 hrs
B- Professional Information:
1-Overall aims of course:
The goal of the course is to enable students to study the psychological
changes of the child at different developmental stages.
2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS): By the end of the course the student will be able to:
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ILO Topic No. of
hours
per
week
Total no
of hours
per
semester
/ Year
Hours
for
lectures
Hours
for
Tutorial
and
other
small
group
or
project
Hours for
Practical
a- Knowledge and
understanding:
a1- Define of the psychology
& growing psychology.
a2- Mention the principals and
rules of growth.
a3- Identify growth during
infancy.
a4- Describe the effect of
early experience on growth.
a5- Identify the effect of early
deprivation on growth.
a6- Mention the different
theories of growth.
- Introduction
to child
psychology
- Principals and
rules of growth.
- The effect of
early
deprivation on
growth.
- Theories of
growth.
30
min 7.5 hrs
2 hrs
/semester
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b-Intellectual skills:
b1-Analyze Problem solving
& problem based learning.
b2- Interact with child at
different developmental stages.
b3- Deal with child having
different psychological
disorders.
b4- Solve psychological
- Problem
solving
approach.
- psychological
problems of
child at
different
developmental
1 hr 15 hrs
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problems of child at different
developmental stages.
stages
C-Professional and practical
skills:
Not applicable
d- General and transferable
skills: D1- Improve interaction in the
general life.
- Theories of
growth.
30
min
7.5 hrs
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e- Attitude:
3- Teaching and learning methods:
3.1-Modified Lecture
3.2- Group discussion
4- Student assessment methods
4.1 Quiz exam& Midterm exam to assess knowledge and intellectual skills
4.2- Final written exam to assess knowledge understanding and intellectual
skills
5- Assessment Schedule:
19. Assessment 1 Quiz week 7th week
20. Assessment 2 midterm week 11th week
21. Assessment 3 End course final written exam
6- Weighting of assessments:
Final term examination 100 %
__________________________________________
Total 100 %
Any formative only assessments:
7- List of references:
7.1– Course notes. Hand out.
7.2 – essential books (Text Books)
Alexander, D. (2008): "Psychatric nursing“ 2nd
ed., Mosby Company;
Kansas City
Wanda K. Moher. (2007): Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing“7nd
ed.,
Mosby Company; Kansas City .
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7.3- Recommended books:
Alexander, D. (2008): "Psychatric nursing“ 2nd
ed., Mosby Company;
Kansas City
Wanda K. Moher. (2007): Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing“7nd
ed.,
Mosby Company; Kansas City .
7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc
www.gogle.com
www.pupmed.com
8- Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning to
achieve the above ILOS
– Class room (data show – computers – smart board)
9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is
contained in the above specification and will be implemented.
Course coordinator:
NAME: Dr/ Badeia Hhabib Banhan.
Signature : Dr/ Badeia Hhabib Banhan. Date…………………
Head of Department of………………………………………………..
NAME……………………………………………………………
Signature ………………………….Date…………………
University: Suez Canal University
Faculty: Faculty of Nursing Ismailia
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Department: Pediatric Nursing department
Computer Science course specifications ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ
A- Administrative Information: Course Title: Computer Science
Code: CS 7/7
Department offering the course: Faculty of Science, Computer Science,
Suez Canal University
Programme(s) on which the course is given: B.Sc. Nursing
Department offering the Programme: Pediatric Nursing department
Academic year/level: 2009/2010 -Third year
Semester: First semester
Date of specification / revision:
Date of approval by Departmental / Faculty council: ----
Credit / taught hours:
Lecture:15 Tutorial: Practical: Others: Total:
B- Professional Information: 1-Overall aims of course:
At the end of this course the student nurse will be able to use the computer in
the day situation and also in her work and so facilitate their work.
2-Intended learning outcomes of Course (ILOS) ILO Topic No. of
hours
per
week
Total no
of hours
per
semester/
Year
Hours for
lectures
Hours for
Tutorial and
other small
group or
project
Hours
for
Practical
a- Knowledge and understanding:
a1- Mention general knowledge of
web site.
a2-Mention main steps of how
designing the web site.
a3-Identify general knowledge of
HTML.
a4-Describe tags of HTML.
a5-Discuss the structure of web site.
a6- Define web site..
Web site.
Web site
HTML tags.
HTML tags.
Web site
Web site
0.5
hour 7.5hrs/se
mester 2hrs/week
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b- Intellectual skills:
b1-Analyze HTML language.
b2-Create a web site.
HTML tags.
Web site
1
hour
15hrs/se
mester ------
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b3- Apply HTML tags.
HTML tags.
C-Professional and practical
skills:
c1- Design web site
Web site.
2
hour
30hrs/se
mester -------
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d- General and transferable skills:
d1- Apply principals of web site.
d2- Apply main tags of HTML.
Web site
HTML tags.
0.5
hour 7.5hrs/se
mester -----
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3- Teaching and learning methods: 3.1- Modified Lecture.
3.2- Discussion.
3.3- Demonstration.
4- Student assessment methods
4.1- Quiz exam& Midterm exam to assess knowledge and intellectual skills.
4.2-Final written exam to assess knowledge understanding and intellectual skills.
4.3 -Final practical exam to assess Competence in practical skills.
5- Assessment Schedule: 22. Assessment 1 Quiz week 7
th week
23. Assessment 2 midterm week 11th
week
24. Assessment 4: End course final exam
6- Weighting of assessments:
Final term examination 100 %
_______________________________
Total 100%
Any formative only assessments:
7- List of references:
7.1– Course notes. *Hand out.
7.2 – essential books (Text Books)
7.3- Recommended books:
7.4- Periodical, Web sites, etc www.gogle.com
www.yahoo.com
www.alltheweb
8- Other Resources / Facilities required for teaching and learning to
achieve the above ILOS
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( for example, Field trips)
– Class room (data show – computers – Smart board)
9- We certify that all the information required to deliver this course is
contained in the above specification and will be implemented.
Course coordinator : NAME: Dr/ Mahmoud El -Arabawy.
Signature : Dr/ Mahmoud El -Arabawy. Date…………………
Head of Department of: Dr/ Mahmoud El -Arabawy
NAME: Dr/ Mahmoud El -Arabawy
Signature : Dr/ Mahmoud El -Arabawy Date…………………