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ABE 51500 - Molecular Basis Of Manufacturing

Credit Hours: 3.00.  This advanced course addresses important Chemistry Manufacturing and Control (CMC) issues related to manufacturing and quality by design. The course provides important information on strategies for quality by design, manufacturing strategies for early development, the best approaches to analyzing data, and strategies for reporting the information to the FDA. This course will also focus on product design and processing. Using product and process design helps achieve quality by design (QbD), strong development reports, excellent regulatory submissions and allows continuous improvement. The course includes laboratory exercises, laboratory tours, and/or workshops outlining how to interpret the data. Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.Credits: 3.00


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