| 1 | They define the histology and explain its sub-disciplines. |
| 2 | They classify tissue types and explain their general properties. |
| 3 | They explain histological techniques along with their purpose of usage. |
| 4 | They explain the tissue types by classifying the surface epithelium. |
| 5 | They explain the tissue types by classifying the glandular epithelium. |
| 6 | They explain the tissue types by classifying the connective tissue. |
| 7 | They explain the components of blood tissue and their properties. |
| 8 | They explain the tissue types by classifying the bone tissue. |
| 9 | They explain the tissue types by classifying the cartilage tissue. |
| 10 | They explain the tissue types by classifying the muscle tissue. |
| 11 | They explain the components of nervous tissue and their properties. |
| 12 | They explain the histology of the skin. |
| 13 | They explain the histology of the nervous system. |
| 14 | They explain the histology of the eye and ear. |
| 15 | They explain the histology of the circulatory system. |
| 16 | They explain the histology of the lymphoid system. |
| 17 | They explain the histology of the respiratory system. |
| 18 | They explain the histology of the digestive system-I. |
| 19 | They explain the histology of the digestive system-II. |
| 20 | They explain the histology of the endocrine system. |
| 21 | They explain the histology of the urinary system. |
| 22 | They explain the histology of the male genital system. |
| 23 | They explain the histology of the female genital system. |
| 24 | They explain the stages of general embryology, spermatozoon and oocyte maturation. |
| 25 | They explain the fertilization and implantation stages and the changes that occur in the first week of development. |
| 26 | They explains development of II. and III. weeks, bilaminar embryonal disc and gastrulation stages. |
| 27 | They explain the stages of differentiation of germ discs. |
| 28 | They explain extra-embryonic tissues. |
| 29 | They explain congenital malformations. |