This document outlines the lecture objectives for a foundation module on amino acids and peptides. The objectives include defining amino acids, classifying them by nutrition, R group, and solubility. It also covers explaining peptide bond formation, justifying the directionality of peptide bonds, defining peptides, enumerating biologically important peptides, and explaining their functions.

1. Lecture Objectives (Foundation Module)
Amino Acids
1. Amino Acids (Definition & Classification)
At the end of the lecture, the student should be able to:
1. Define amino acids.
2. Classify amino acids on the basis of nutrition, R group and solubility.
3. Describe a zwitter ion and its significance.
4. Describe the function of amino acids.
2. Amino Acid, Peptides (biomedical importance)
At the end of the lecture, the student should be able to:
1. Explain the formation of peptide bond.
2. Justify that peptide bond is a modified amide bond and has a specific direction.
3. Define peptides.
4. Enumerate biologically important peptides.
5. Explain the functions of biologically important peptides.