1. To understand and discuss the basics and fundamentals of dermatology, including skin anatomy, physiology and common terminologies used in the field. 2. To recognize and differentiate between common dermatological conditions by studying their clinical presentations, etiology, and pathophysiology. 3. To learn and execute basic dermatological examinations and diagnostic tests, appreciating their significance in clinical practice. 4. To assess and manage various dermatological conditions through evidence-based medicine, integrating knowledge from recent research and clinical guidelines. 5. To reflect on the ethical and professional dimensions of dermatology, including patient communication, consent, confidentiality and overall patient care.