1. To understand the pathophysiology behind stable and unstable angina and identify key differences between the two conditions. 2. To develop skills in diagnosing stable and unstable angina using various diagnostic tools and medical history of the patient. 3. To distinguish the symptoms and presentation of stable angina from unstable angina. 4. To learn the latest management and treatment strategies for patients suffering from both types of angina. 5. To evaluate the risk factors and potential complications linked with both stable and unstable angina for enhancing patient care and prevention measures.