1. To understand the basic structure and arrangement of the 12 pairs of cranial nerves and their location in the human brain. 2. To learn the key functions and responsibilities of each cranial nerve in relation to sensory and motor control. 3. Identify and distinguish between sensory, motor, and mixed cranial nerves, understanding the specific role of each in physiological functions. 4. Comprehend pathological conditions that may involve cranial nerves, effectively linking anatomy to disease processes and clinical practice. 5. Apply this understanding to clinical situations, examining patient symptoms to correctly identify potential cranial nerve damage or dysfunction.