Bachelor degree

Module designation	Module 3. Cell Biology and Basics of Physiology Basics of Microorganisms Physiology
Module level, if applicable	Basic Professional Modules
Code, if applicable	BMF 2311
Subtitle, if applicable	not applicable
Courses, if applicable	Course		Credits
	Basics of Microorganisms Physiology		3
			2 lectures + 1 seminar / week
Semester(s) in which the module is taught	4 semester
Person responsible for the module	Dr., Professor Mukasheva T.D.
Lecturer	Dr., Professor Mukasheva T.D. associate Professor, candidate of Biological Science Berzhanova R.Zh., associate Professor, candidate of Biological Science Kistaubaeva A.S.
Language	Russian, Kazakh, English
Relation to curriculum	(State/Social/ Vocational/IET) Vocational Modules
Type of teaching, contact Hours	Lecture	Practicum		Seminars
	30 hours per semester 2 hours per week	15 hours per semester 1 hour per week
Workload	Lectures	Guided self-study		Self-study
	30 hours per semester 2 hours per week			60 hours per semester 4 hours per week
Credit points	3 US credit = 5 ECTS
Requirements according to the examination regulations	50% of overall scores
Recommended prerequisites	MV 1407 Microbiology and Virology
Module objectives/intended learning outcomes	Knowledge	Skills		Competences
	As a result of the discipline, students will know: the pathways of the nutrients into the cell, types of the power of microorganisms, methods of cultivation of microorganisms; Remember - Remember the basic biochemical and physiological functions of a microbial cell that allow survival and growth; - Remember the different biochemical and physiological functions are integrated, coordinately regulated, and expressed within the cell. Understand - Understand and explain the basic procedures used in studying microbial physiology.	Have the skills to work with pure cultures of microorganisms used in biotechnology. Apply - Apply your knowledge of microbial physiology to solve scientific or environmental problems. Analysis - Analysis the incredible metabolic diversity found in microorganisms that permits them to occupy diverse ecological niches and how this metabolic diversity contributes to growth and survival.		Be able to: use knowledge about the needs of micro-organisms in the matter, laws of growth and development at various ways of cultivation. Evaluate Use logical reasoning in microbial physiology, microbial cell biology and the techniques used to study microbial physiology.  Create Create of isolate an organism that degrades a xenobiotic compound and characterize the biochemical pathway for the metabolism of that compound in that organism.
Content	The course "Fundamentals of Physiology of Microorganisms," introduces students to the scientific basics of microorganisms’ cultivation and biochemical basis of their metabolic processes to produce the desired metabolites. The course will cover the following topics: The chemistry of microbes Microbial Metabolism. Catabolic and Anabolic Reactions. Enzymes. Energy Production. Carbohydrate Metabolism. A Summary of Energy Production Mechanisms. Metabolic Diversity among Organisms. Microbial Nutrition. The common nutrient requirements. Nutritional types of microorganisms. Growth factors. Microbial Growth. The Requirements for Growth. Culture Media. Obtaining Pure Cultures. The Growth of Bacterial Cultures. Microbial physiology - factors influencing the growth of microbes.
Study and examination requirements and forms of examination	Written exam and oral exam, tests 1^st interim control: attendance, in-class discussion, problem solving, testing 2^nd interim control: attendance, in-class discussion, problem solving, testing Final examination: written, 2 theoretical questions, 1 practical question
Media employed	Video lectures, Power Point Presentations Electronic books and scientific journals
Reading list	1. Abramson, J.; Smirnova, I.; Kasho, V.; Verner, G.; Kaback, H. R.; and Iwata, S. 2003. Structure and mechanism of the lactose permease of Escherichia coli. Science 301: P. 610–615. (in english) 2. Becton, Dickinson and Co. 2005. Difco and BBL manual: Manual of microbiological culture media, 1st ed., Franklin Lakes, NJ: BD. (in english) 3. Davidson, A. L., and Chen, J. 2004. ATP-binding cassette transporters in bacteria. 4. Bartlett, D. H., and Roberts, M. F. 2000. Osmotic stress. In Encyclopedia of microbiology, 2d ed., vol. 3, J. Lederberg, editor-in-chief, P. 502–515. San Diego: Academic Press. (in english) 5. Cavicchioli, R., and Thomas, T. 2000. Extremophiles. In Encyclopedia of microbiology, 2d ed., vol. 2, J. Lederburg, editor-in-chief. - P. 317–337. San Diego: Academic Press.

Module designation	Module 3. Cell Biology and Basics of Physiology Basics of Animal Physiology
Module level, if applicable	Basic Professional Modules
Code, if applicable	BAF 2311
Subtitle, if applicable	-
Courses, if applicable	Course		Credits
	Basics of Animal Physiology		3
Semester(s) in which the module is taught	4 semester
Person responsible for the module	Dr., Professor Tormanov N.T.
Lecturer	Dr., Professor Tormanov N.T. , associate Professor, candidate of Biological Science Srailova G.T., associate Professor Baktybaeva L.K.
Language	Russian, Kazakh, English
Relation to curriculum	(State/Social/ Vocational/IET) Vocational
Type of teaching, contact Hours	Lecture	Practicum		Seminars
	30 hours per semester 2 hours per week	15 hours per semester 1 hour per week		-
Workload	Lectures	Guided self-study		Self-study
	30 hours per semester (2 hours per week)	-		60 hours per semester (4 hours per week)
Credit points	3 credits (135 hrs)
Requirements according to the examination regulations	50% of scores
Recommended prerequisites	BA 1406 Biodiversity of Animals
Module objectives/intended learning outcomes	Knowledge	Skills		Competences
	theoretical and methodological bases of animal physiology; the mechanisms providing interaction of separate parts of an organism and an organism as whole with environment; about achievements, prospects of development of physiology and its practical application.	to own methods of an assessment of a functional condition of an organism of animals.		to apply the received knowledge and skills to development of new biotechnological methods and receptions of management by organism functions.
Content	The discipline gives an idea of processes of activity of an animal organism and parts making it in their unity and interrelation with environment.
Study and examination requirements and forms of examination	Oral exam, tests 1^st interim control: attendance, in-class discussion, problem solving, testing 2^nd interim control: attendance, in-class discussion, problem solving, testing Final examination: written, 2 theoretical questions, 1 practical question Intermediate control of knowledge: control work (in written form), colloquium (in oral form) and test
Media employed	Video lectures, Audio books, presentations
Reading list	Tormanov N.T. Animal and Human physiology. Almaty. 2009, 321 p. (in Russian, in Kazakh) Nosov V.N. Animal Physiology. Moscow. 2004. 278 p. (in russian)

Module designation	Module 3. Cell Biology and Basics of Physiology Basics of Plant Physiology
Module level, if applicable	Basic Professional Modules
Code, if applicable	BPF 2311
Subtitle, if applicable	-
Courses, if applicable	Course		Credits
	Basics of Plant Physiology		3
			2 lectures+1 Lab
Semester(s) in which the module is taught	4 semester
Person responsible for the module	Dr., Professor Atabaeva S.Zh. Dr., Professor Kenzhebaeva S.S.
Lecturer	Dr., Professor Atabaeva S.Zh. Dr., Professor Kenzhebaeva S.S.
Language	Russian, Kazakh, English
Relation to curriculum	Vocational
Type of teaching, contact Hours	Lecture	Practicum		Seminars
	30 hours per semester 2 hours per week	15 hours per semester 1 hour per week		-
Workload	Lectures	Guided self-study		Self-study
	30 hours per semester (2 hours per week)	-		60 hours per semester (4 hours per week)
Credit points	3 credits (135 hrs)
Requirements according to the examination regulations	50% of overall scores
Recommended prerequisites	Biodiversity of Plants
Module objectives/intended learning outcomes	Knowledge	Skills		Competences
	theoretical and methodological foundations of Plant Physiology - the science of the main manifestations of plant life and their regulation; mechanisms for the interaction of plant parts and whole plant organism with the environment; the achievements, prospects of plant physiology and its practical application. Remember 1 Peculiarities of plant cells structure 2. Photosynthesis equation 3. Photosynthesis phases 4. Electron transport chain 5. Respiration equation 6. Phases of Glycolysis 7. Triad of Selye Understand 1. Laws of osmosis 2.Light and dark phases of photosynthesis 3. Photorespiration 4. Types CO2 assimilation 6. Respiration process 5. Glyoxylate cycle 6. Embryogenesis process 7. Mineral nutrition process 8. Phases of development 9. Stress physiology	Students be able to: apply their knowledge and skills to develop new biotechnological methods and techniques of control of bodily functions; -must be able to apply this knowledge to laboratory work; -must master the methods to assess the functional state of the plants. Apply Their knowledge on the structure and function of plant cells for understanding all the vital processes of the plant Methods for assessing the functional state of the plant organism Their knowledge to perform experiments to study the basic physiological processes Apply knowledge and skills for developing new biotechnological methods and techniques of management functions of the plant organism Analysis 1. Function of transmembrane transport system under different conditions 2. Water status of plant cell under different conditions 3. Advantages and limitations of different types of CO2 assimilation 4. Functions of different organells and physiological processes under unfavorable conditions		to know the main manifestations of life and their regulation, mechanisms and patterns of activity of the autonomic functions of the plant, mechanisms for the interaction of plant parts and a whole plant with the environment, the achievements and prospects for development of physiological science and its practical application. Evaluate 1. Evaluate effects of different factors on water status of plant cells 2. The rate of photosynthesis, respiration and mineral composition of plants 3. Evaluate the functional state of plant at different environmental conditions Create 1. Presentations on regularities of physiological processes 2. Models of unfavorable environmental condition to evaluate physiological processes
Content	The course of “Basic physiology of plants” include: structure and function of plant cell organelles, the nature and mechanisms of the light and dark phases of photosynthesis, the way the oxidation of respiratory substrates, photosynthetic and oxidative phosphorylation, the physiological role of mineral elements and their metabolism in plants, mechanisms for delivering the cell and movement water through the plant, mineral elements, patterns of plant growth and development, physiological bases of plant resistance Peculiarities of the plant cell structure Water exchange of plants Photosynthesis. The photosynthetic apparatus of plants Photosynthesis. Light stage of photosynthesis Photosynthesis The dark stage of photosynthesis Respiration. Redox reactions. Glycolysis. Krebs cycle Pentose phosphate pathway Doctrine of mineral nutrition. Ways of nitrogen assimilation in plants Plant cell ontogeny. Plant growth and developmen. Embryogenesis Stages of development of higher plants Stress physiology. Physiology of plant resistance to drought Physiology of plant tolerance to salinity
Study and examination requirements and forms of examination	Oral exam, tests Final examination: written, 2 theoretical questions, 1 practical question Current control: tests, project work in small groups, essays
Media employed	Video lectures, Audio books, presentations
Reading list	Kalekenov K. Plant physiology. Almaty, 2008, 343 p. (in Kazakh) Polevoi V. Plant physiology. Moscow, 1996, 274 p. (in Russian) Nechaev A.P. Chemistry. St. Petersburg, 2007 (in russian) Drozdova T.M., Vlyuschensky P.B., Poznyakovsky V.M. Physiology of plant nutrition. Novosibirsk 2007 (in russian)