Advances in Instrumentation and Chemical Data Analysis

By Dr. Rajesh Parvatkar | Government College of Arts Science and Commerce, Goa

Learners enrolled: 216

This Course will give an excellent opportunity and exposure to study/handle the instruments used to separate, identify and quantify the chemical substances in various natural and artificial samples along with the practical skills to handle chemical data. The spectroscopic techniques covered in this course includes UV-Vis, IR, NMR (1-D and 2-D) MS (including Tandem MS) etc. with more emphasis on the analysis of chemical data.

This course has covered applications, case studies, research data and handling of chemical data which has applications in various academic and industrial research including FDA, forensic science, clinical analysis, environment analysis and material analysis.

The learners in this course will benefit in a big way with all round content offered to develop practical skills of handling and interpretation of chemical data obtained from various instruments for qualitative and quantitative analysis. The learning outcomes will be measured through targeted questions in weekly tests, final exams and assignments as per the bloom level and Outcome Based Education (OBE).

Summary

Course Status :	Upcoming
Course Type :	Core
Language for course content :	English
Duration :	12 weeks
Category :	Chemistry
Credit Points :	4
Level :	Undergraduate/Postgraduate
Start Date :	01 Jul 2025
End Date :	31 Oct 2025
Enrollment Ends :	31 Aug 2025
Exam Date :
NCrF Level	6.5
Industry Details :	Teaching, Research

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Course layout

Course Objective:

1. Develop the basic skills in advanced instrumental chemical analysis.

2. Acquire skill to interpret spectral and chromatographic data.

3. Prepare learners for QA and QC departments in chemical and related industries.

Course Layout :

Week	Day	Title of Lesson/Module
1st Week	Day 1	M01-General Aspects of Chemical Analysis
	Day2	M02- Introduction to Spectroscopic Techniques.
	Day 3	M03- Introduction to Chromatographic Techniques
	Day4	Assignment completion and self assessment
	Day5	Test 1
2^ndWeek	Day1	M04-Qualitative analysis using UV-Vis Spectroscopy
	Day2	M05-Quantitative analysis using UV-Vis Spectroscopy
	Day3	M06-Analytical Data of Vibrational Spectroscopy (IR and Raman Spectroscopy)
	Day4	Assignment completion and self assessment
	Day5	Test 2
3^rdWeek	Day1	M07-Application of IR Spectroscopy
	Day2	M08-Application of Raman Spectroscopy
	Day3	Extension Video: Goa University Tour
	Day4	Assignment completion and self assessment
	Day5	Test 3
4^thWeek	Day1	M09-NMR spectral data and theoretical aspects of NMR Spectroscopy
	Day2	M10-Applications of ¹H NMR Spectroscopy
	Day3	M11- Applications of ¹³C NMR Spectroscopy
	Day4	Assignment completion and self-assessment
	Day5	Test 4
5^thWeek	Day1	M12-Introduction to 2D NMR Spectroscopy
	Day2	M13-H-H COSY, HMQC, HMBC and NOESY
	Day3	Cont….M13-H-H COSY, HMQC, HMBC and NOESY
	Day4	Assignment completion and self assessment
	Day5	Test 5
6^thWeek	Day1	M14-Types of Mass Spectroscopy (MS) and their principles
	Day2	M15-Applications of Mass Spectroscopy
	Day3	M16-Applications of UV, IR, NMR and Mass Spectroscopy in Chemical and Pharmaceutical industry
	Day4	i. Assignment completion and self-assessment ii. Extension Video: Invited Talk of Dr. Sarjit k Singh on Spectroscopic methods for Structure Elucidation
	Day5	Test 6
7^thWeek	Day1	M17- Analysis using atomic absorption Spectroscopy
	Day2	M18: Analysis using Fluorescence Spectroscopy
	Day3	M19: Analysis using Electron Spin Resonance
	Day4	i. Assignment completion and self-assessment
	Day5	Test 7
8^thWeek	Day1	M21: Application of thin layer and paper chromatography
	Day2	M22: Introduction to ion exchange and size exclusion chromatography
	Day3	M23: Introduction to Flash Chromatography
	Day4	i. Assignment completion and self assessment ii. Extension Video: NIO Tour
	Day5	Quiz 8
9^thWeek	Day1	M24: Introduction to Affinity Chromatography
	Day2	M25: Gas Chromatography-Principle, Working, and Applications
	Day3	M26: Programmed Temperature, Qualitative and Quantitative analysis in Gas Chromatography
	Day4	i. Assignment completion and self-assessment ii. Extension Video: FDA Tour
	Day5	Test 9
10^thWeek	Day1	M27: Fundamentals of High Performance Liquid Chromatography
	Day2	M28: UPLC: An alternative to HPLC for Faster analysis
	Day3	M29: HPLC Method Development
	Day4	i. Assignment completion and self-assessment
	Day5	Quiz 10
11^thWeek	Day1	M31: Hyphenated techniques TLC/LC/GC-MS
	Day2	M30: Thermal Analysis
	Day3	M32: Karl Fischer Titration
	Day4	i. Assignment completion and self-assessment ii. Extension Video: Invited Talk of Dr. Supriya on Purification of Natural products and analysis using LC-MS and GC MS
	Day5	Test 11
12^thWeek	Day1	M33: X-ray Diffraction in Structure elucidation
	Day2	M34: Polarimetric analysis
	Day3	M22: Analysis using Circular Dichroism Spectroscopy
	Day4	i. Assignment completion and self-assessment
	Day5	Test 12

Instructor bio

Dr. Rajesh Parvatkar

Government College of Arts Science and Commerce, Goa

Dr. Rajesh R. Parvatkar is working as Assistant Professor at Department of Chemistry, Government College of Arts Science and Commerce Sanquelim Goa affiliated to Goa University. His area of specialization includes Chemistry of Natural Products, Drug Discovery and Analytical method Development. He carried out his doctoral research at Bioorganic Chemistry Laboratory, CSIR-National Institute of Oceanography, Dona Paula Goa affiliated to then Pune University. He spent five years as Assistant Professor of Organic Chemistry at Post Graduate Department of Chemistry, Dnyanprassarak Mandal’s College and Research Centre, AssagaoBardez Goa. Prior to his doctoral research he has experience of Research in synthesis of active pharmaceutical ingredient at Panandiker Research and Development Pvt. Ltd. Verna Goa. s. He had published 4 research publications and two book chapters.

Course certificate

Internal Assessment- Weekly assessments released in the course shall be considered for Internal Marks and will carry 30 percent for the Overall Result. Out of all weekly assignments, the best/top five scores will be considered for the final Internal Assessment marks.
End-term Assessment - The final exam shall be conducted by NTA, and will carry 70 percent for the overall Result.
All students who obtain 40% marks in the internal assessment and 40% marks in the end-term proctored exam separately will be eligible for the SWAYAM Credit Certificate.

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