1. Understand and explain the basic anatomy and physiology of the eye, including how vision works and key components of the visual system. 2. Recognize and describe common ophthalmic conditions: their causes, symptoms, and diagnostic tools used for their detection. 3. Learn and practice basic clinical skills specific to ophthalmology, such as performing an eye examination, using specialized ophthalmic equipment, and interpreting imaging results. 4. Review the prominent treatments available for common ophthalmic conditions, including medications, surgical procedures, and patient lifestyle recommendations. 5. Engage in patient scenarios to understand the patient perspective, improve communication skills, and enhance the ability to provide comprehensive ophthalmic care.