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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
Introduction to mechanobiology programme by Swayama is about mechanobiology. It makes the student get skilled in the concepts theoretically and practical as well. The course offers practical concepts that may be helpful to the candidates during the applications in the workplace. The course makes the students apply knowledge and take decisions wisely in an intellectual manner. The course can be learned anywhere in the candidate’s flexible way.
The course illustrates the combined concepts of mechanics and biology that explore the career in the new path. As students are searching for new paths for a career the respective path can initiate the career of the students. The course is for undergraduate level and the course involves in the study of mechanics a free flow of body simultaneously collaborating with biology as a new career option arises within.
The course is initiated by the government. Swayam is an online educational learning source that is mainly initialized for candidates who cannot afford to study in the institutions. For a learning purpose, the course is offered free of cost and the course can be done through the mobile application and website as well. After clearing the exam and fee the course offers a certificate that may help the candidates for job purposes.
The Highlights
- 8 weeks course
- Mobile access of the course with the flexibility
- Expert guide and conceptual learning with practical skills
- Course study material weekly for free of cost
- Certificate of completion by Swayam
- Government certification is provided
Programme Offerings
- Online video lectures
- Doubt resolutions
- assignments
- quizzes
- assessments
- Study Materials.
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| INR 1000 | yes | IIT Bombay |
- Candidate should pay the fee of Rs 1,000 for the course completion certificate and pass the written exam as well
- There is no fee for the candidates if the course is meant only for learning purpose.
Candidates should pay the fees as mentioned below:
Fee Category | Amount In Rs |
Course Fee | Nil |
Exam Feel For Certificate | Rs. 1,000 |
Eligibility Criteria
Education
Candidates should be from B.Sc/B.Tech, MSc, M.Tech: Biotech/biosciences/physics/mechanical engineering/chemical engineering field to get admission in the programme.
Certificate qualifying details
In order to get the certificate, the candidates need to score a minimum of 25% in the average assignment course and 75% of the proctored examination. The final score remains the sum of exam score and average assignment score.
What you will learn
Once the candidates reach the end of the course, they should be able to:
- Candidates will get thorough knowledge of individual components of mechanobiology
- Candidates will get the concept of rheology
- The candidate will come to know what microfabrication means
Who it is for
The course is specifically intended for:
- Candidates belonging to the fields of bioengineering, bioscience, biotech etc
- People from chemical engineering or mechanical engineering background
Application Details
The following are the form details that students should follow to get admission to the programme introduction to mechanobiology:
Step-1: Candidates should visit the website using the given below URL -https://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/
Step-2: Candidate should log in first or sign up to get the registration link for the programme
Step-3: The candidate will be given a registration link and by clicking that link candidate can apply to the programme
Step-4: Candidate should log in again by using the registered email and can access the course and the admission is successful
Note: There is no registration link mentioned on the website and candidate will be notified soon after the update of the link
The Syllabus
- Lecture 1: Need to study Mechanobiology
- Lecture 2: Cell as a Tent, individual components
- Lecture 3: Cell-ECM crosstalk
- Lecture 4: ECM proteins: Collagen
- Lecture 5: Measuring properties of collagen networks
- Lecture 6: Properties of collagen networks
- Lecture 7: Rheology
- Lecture 8: Rheology of biopolymer networks
- Lecture 9: Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)
- Lecture 10: Design of protein constructs for AFM
- Lecture 11: Protein unfolding using AFM
- Lecture 12: Protein unfolding using AFM
- Lecture 13: Focal adhesions: focal adhesion proteins
- Lecture 14: Focal adhesion organization
- Lecture 15: Focal adhesions: role of forces
- Lecture 16: Cytoskeleton: Actin
- Lecture 17: Force-velocity relationships of actin networks
- Lecture 18: Mesenchymal cell migration
- Lecture 19: Actin dynamics during mesenchymal migration
- Lecture 20: Actin dynamics during mesenchymal migration
- Lecture 21: Adhesion Independent Migration
- Lecture 22: Adhesion Independent & Collective Cell Migration
- Lecture 23: Collective Cell Migration
- Lecture 24: Mechanobiology of Stem Cell Fate - I
- Lecture 25: Mechanobiology of Stem Cell Fate - II
- Lecture 26: Mechanobiology of Stem Cell Fate - III
- Lecture 27: Mechanobiology of Diseases: Cancer I
- Lecture 28: Mechanobiology of Diseases: Cancer II
- Lecture 29: Mechanobiology of Diseases: Cancer III
- Lecture 30: Mechanobiology of Diseases: Atherosclerosis & Hypertension
- Lecture 31: Mechanobiology of Diseases: Muscular Dystrophy
- Lecture 32: Nuclear Mechanotransduction: LINC complex
- Lecture 33: Nuclear Mechanotransduction: LINC complex in cell migration
- Lecture 34: Nuclear Mechanotransduction: Gene regulation
- Lecture 35: Mechanical Forces & DNA damage
- Lecture 36: Techniques in Mechanobiology: Hydrogels
- Lecture 37: Techniques in Mechanobiology: AFM
- Lecture 38: Techniques in Mechanobiology: Traction Force Microscopy, Trypson Deadhesion & Laser Ablation
- Lecture 39: Techniques in Mechanobiology: Microfabrication
- Lecture 40: Techniques in Mechanobiology: FRE