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THE AIR FORCE SCHOOL : SUBROTO PARK : DELHI CANTT-110010

Class – XI

Sub: ENGLISH

Weekly Syllabus

Academic Session 2018-19

Month Week Dates Days No of

Periods Chapter Contents Syllabus

Jul-18 I 02-07 02 – Only Staff 07-Working Saturday

(Staff)

05 04 Hornbill

The Portrait of a lady

Writing Tasks

Notice

Introducing Khushwant Singh

Connecting with personal experience

Appreciating the biographical style of writing

Discussing the format of Notice

Key points to be included

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18 HORNBILL The Portrait of a lady, A Photograph, Discovering Tut….,The Laburnum Top SNAPSHOT Summer of beautiful… WRITING SKILLS Notice, Letter to Editor GRAMMAR Determiners

II 09-13 05 05 Poetry

A Photograph

Snapshots

Summer of beautiful white horse

Writing Tasks

Letter to Editor

Background of the poet

Comprehension of poetic expression

Understanding poetic devices

Discussing the historical background of the story

Discussion on the traits of the Gharoghalanian tribe, the geographical and economic features mentioned in the chapter

The format, style organization of the letter

Common errors while writing a letter to the Editor

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Month Week Dates Days No of Periods

Chapter Contents Syllabus

III 16-21 21-Working Saturday (Student)

06 06 Hornbill

Discovering Tut… Grammar

Determiners

Background: The Egyptian Civilization-rituals and beliefs

Research: Process of mummification, mystery of Tut

Usage and functionality

Exercises based on Determiners

IV 23-27 05 05 Poetry

The Laburnum Top Writing Tasks

Writing Articles

Introducing Ted Hughes and his works

Comprehension of poetic expression and understanding the poetic devices

The format and organization of an Article

Analysis of a few newspaper articles

Brainstorming session on common topics for Article

V 30-31 31 – Investiture Ceremony

02

02 ASL a. Ranga’s Marriage b. Mother’s Day

Assessment of Speaking and Listening skills. Audio passage with worksheet to assess the listening skills. Individual expression on a choice of topic or pair interaction to grade speaking skills

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 03 ASL a. Ranga’s Marriage b. Mother’s Day

Assessment of Speaking and Listening skills. Audio passage with worksheet to assess the listening skills. Individual expression on a

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choice of topic or pair interaction to grade speaking skills

II 06-11 11-Working Saturday, Open House

05 05 Snapshots

The Address Writing Tasks

Poster Grammar

Tenses

Historical background- The Second World War, Persecution of Jews and personal challenges faced by individuals

Elements of a poster. Using illustrations and slogans.

Difference between Notice and Poster


Exercises based on Tenses

III 13-18 13-Independence Day Celebrations

15 – Independence Day 16 – Inter School

Basketball

05 04 Hornbill

Landscape of the soul

Note making

Background- Tang dynasty and its importance in Chinese civilization

Difference between The Chinese and the European philosophy of art

Format and structure of notes.

Discussion on usage of notes, making abbreviations and key

IV 20-24 22 – Id-ul-Zuha

04 04 Poetry

The Voice of the rain Writing Tasks

Letter of Complaint





Types of complaint letter. The difference and similarities

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V 27-31

05 05 Hornbill

The Ailing Planet Writing Tasks

Classified Advertisements

Introducing the author Nani Palkhivala

Discussion on elements of an essay

Structure and format of classified advertisements.

Analysing newspaper ads and classifying them.

Drafting classified Ads

Sep-18 I 01 01- Working Saturday (Students)

01 01 Unseen Passage

Developing reading skills- skimming and scanning

II 03-08 03-Janmashtami 05- Teachers’ Day

Celebrations

04 04 Snapshots

Albert Einstein In school

Discussion on life and work of mathematical genius Albert Einstein

Comparison of the traditional and modern school formats

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24 Sep

Unseen Passage,

Notemaking

HORNBILL The Portrait of a lady, Discovering Tut, Landscape of the soul, A Photograph, The Laburnum Top, The Voice of the rain SNAPSHOT Summer of beautiful…, The Address WRITING SKILLS

Notice, Poster, Letter to Editor, Letter of Complaint, Article GRAMMAR Determiners, Tenses

III 10-15 15-Working Saturday (Staff)

06 05 Mid Term/ HYE Exam

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IV 17-21 21-Muharram 04 04

V 24-28

26- Five period Time-Table

05 Distribution of Answer Sheets. Discussion of Question Papers

Oct-18 I 01-06 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday

06-Working Saturday, Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

05 Hornbill

The Browning Version

Background: the story of Agamemnon. Drawing parallels to the Browning version

Character analysis of Crocker Harris, Frank and Taplow


06 Writing Tasks

Job Application

Writing a Speech

Discussion on the components of a Job application

Drafting a covering letter

Essential points to be covered in CV

Features of speech, samples of audio speeches to be given in class

Drafting a speech

III 15-19 17-21 Autumn Break

02 Poetry

Childhood

Unseen Passage



Understanding poetic devices.

Developing reading skills- skimming and scanning

IV 22-26 24-Maharishi Valmiki’s Birthday

27-Karva Chouth

04 Grammar

Modals Usage and functionality

Exercises based on Modals

V 29-31 03 Writing Tasks

Letter of enquiry


Sample queries that may be used in letter of

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enquiry

*** Autumn Break 17 Oct – 21 Oct 2018 ***

Nov-18 I 01-03 03-Working Saturday (Students)

03 Grammar

Active and Passive


Exercises based on change of voice

II 05-10 06-09 Diwali Holidays 10-Working Saturday

(Students)

02 Grammar

Clauses Usage and functionality

Exercises based on Clauses

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 Writing Skills

Addressing problem areas and focusing on micro skills

IV 19-23 21-Milad-un-Nabi 23-Guru Nanak’s

Birthday

03 Snapshots

The Ghat of the only World

Introducing the author-Amitav Ghosh, Discussing his body of work

Introducing Agha Shahid Ali. Discussing his poems

V 26-30 05 Snapshots

The Ghat of the only World

Discussion on the Kashmir conflict and its effect on lives of people

Dec-18 II 03-08 08-Working Saturday (Student)

08 – Annual Athletic

Meet

06 ASL a. We are not

afraid to die… b. The Adventure


ES - 2 DATE: 03 Dec-18 Dec HORNBILL

The Ailing Planet, The Browning Version, Childhood, The Voice of rain

SNAPSHOT

Albert Einstein in School. The Ghat of the only world

WRITING SKILLS

Classified

III 10-15 10– Annual Athletic Meet

15-Sports Day

06 ASL a. We are not

afraid to die… b. The Adventure


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IV 17-22 22-Working Saturday, Open House (IX,X & XII)

06 Snapshots

Birth Hornbill

Silk road

Background: Introducing The Citadel by AJ Cronin

Thematic analysis of the chapter

The historical and geographical importance of Silk road

Advertisements, Poster, Letter of Enquiry GRAMMAR

Active passive

V 24-28 24,25 – Christmas Holidays

26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 Hornbill

Silk road

Appreciation of the descriptive style of writing

*** Winter Break from 28 Dec to 06 Jan 2019 ***

Jan-19 I 07-12 12-Working Saturday, Open House

06 Writing Tasks

Letter of placing an order and cancelling order


Essential information to be included which drafting business letters

II 14-19 19- Working Saturday (Students)

06 Snapshots

The Tale of Melon City

Writing Tasks

Writing a Report

Introducing Vikram Seth and his body of work and writing style

Talking about Idries Shah’s short story and comparison with Seth’s couplet form

Format. Style and language of report

Difference between report, article and factual description

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 Poetry Father to Son




IV 28-31 04 Grammar Applying the knowledge

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Gap filling, sentence re-ordering, dialogue completion and sentence transformation.

of tenses, clauses, modals, active passive and determiners to solve the exercises

Feb-19 I 01-02 02-Working Saturday, Farewell(XII)

02 Note Making: A recap Addressing problem areas and focusing on micro skills

II 04-09 09-Working Saturday, Citation Ceremony, Open House (X& XII)

06 Annual Exam syllabus Recapitulation

III 11-15 05

Annual exam

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04

Mar-19 Final Exam Classes VI-VIII – 26 Feb – 14 Mar 19 Annual Exam Class IX & XI – 11 Feb – 22 Feb 19

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THE AIR FORCE SCHOOL: SUBROTO PARK: DELHI CANTT-110010

Class – XI

Sub: Mathematics

Weekly Syllabus




Jul-18 I 02-07 02 – Only Staff 07-Working Saturday (Staff)

05 06 Chapter 1 Sets

Sets & their Representations, Empty Sets, Finite & Infinite Sets, Equal Sets, Subsets, Power set, Universal Set, Venn Diagrams. Operations on Sets, Complement of a set.

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18

Chapter 1 Sets Chapter 2 Relations and Functions

Chapter 6 Linear Inequalities

II 09-13 05 08 Chapter 1 Sets

Chapter 6 Linear Inequalities

Practical Problems on Union and Intersection of Two Sets.

Inequalities, Algebraic Solutions of Linear Inequalities in One Variable and their Graphical Representation, Graphical Solution of Linear Inequalities in Two Variables, Solution of System of Linear Inequalities in Two Variables


06 08 Chapter 6 Linear Inequalities

(cont.) Solution of System of Linear Inequalities in Two Variables

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Chapter 2 Relations and Functions

Cartesian Product of Sets, Relations- Relation as a Subset of Cartesian Product of Sets, Domain and Range of Relation.

IV 23-27 05 08 Chapter 2 Relations and Functions

Chapter 3 Trigonometric Functions

Functions- Introduction as a Special Type of Relation, Domain & Range of Special Types of Functions.

Angles, Domain & Range of Trigonometric Functions, Trigonometric Functions of Sum & Difference of Two Angles.

V 30-31 31 – Investiture Ceremony 02

02 Chapter 3 Trigonometric Functions

(cont.)Trigonometric Functions of Sum & Difference of Two Angles.

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 04 Chapter 3 Trigonometric Functions

Trigonometric Equations


05 08 Chapter 3 Trigonometric Functions

Chapter 4 Principle of Mathematical Induction

Trigonometric Equations Introduction, Motivation, The Principle of Mathematical Induction


15 – Independence Day 16 – Inter School Basketball

05 05 Chapter 5 Complex Numbers and

Definition, Algebra of Complex Numbers, Modulus and Conjugate of Complex

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Quadratic Equations

Number, solution of quadratic equations, Argand and Polar Representation

IV

20-24

22 – Id-ul-Zuha

04

06

Chapter 5 Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations Chapter 9 Sequences and Series

Square root of a complex number

Sequences & Series, Arithmetic Progression, Geometric Progression

V 27-31

05 08 Chapter 9 Sequences and Series

(cont.)Geometric Progression, Relationship between A.M. & G.M. Sum to n Terms of Special Series, Infinite G.P. and its Sum


01 01

REVISION

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24 Sep Chapter 1 : SETS

Chapter 2: RELATIONS

AND FUNCTIONS

Chapter 3 :

TRIGONOMETRIC

FUNCTIONS

Chapter 4 : PRINCIPLE

OF MATHEMATICAL

INDUCTION

Chapter 5: COMPLEX

NUMBERS AND

QUADRATIC


Celebrations

04 04

III 10-15 15-Working Saturday (Staff) 06

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

IV 17-21 21-Muharram 04

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EQUATIONS

Chapter 6 : LINEAR

INEQUALITIES

Chapter 9: SEQUENCES & SERIES

V 24-28


05 08 Chapter 7 Permutations & Combinations

Fundamental principle of counting, factorial n(n!), Permutations



05 06 Chapter 7 Permutations & Combinations

Combinations Simple applications


06 08 Chapter 8 Binomial Theorem

Introduction, Binomial Theorem for Positive Integral Indices, General and Middle Terms, Independent terms,


02 02 Chapter 10 Straight Lines

Slope of a Line, Angle between two lines


27-Karva Chouth


Various Forms of the Equations of a Line, General Equation of a Line

V 29-31 03 04 Chapter 10 Straight Lines

Distance of a Point from a Line




Shifting of origin


(Students)


Equation of family of lines passing through the point of intersection of two lines

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III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 04 Chapter 13 Limits and Derivatives

Introduction, intuitive idea of limits, limits of polynomial functions

IV 19-23 21-Milad-un-Nabi 23-Guru Nanak’s Birthday

03 04 Chapter 13 Limits and Derivatives

Limits of exponential and logarithmic functions

V 26-30 05 08 Chapter 13 Limits and Derivatives

Limits of trigonometric functions


08 – Annual Athletic Meet

06 08 Chapter 13 Limits and Derivatives

Definition of derivative, derivative of sum, difference, product and quotient of functions, derivatives using First Principle, derivatives of the polynomial and trigonometric functions

ES - 2 DATE: 03 Dec-18 Dec

Chapter 8 Binomial Theorem Chapter 10 Straight Lines

Chapter 13 Limits and Derivatives

(Only Limits)

III 10-15 10– Annual Athletic Meet 15-Sports Day

06 06 Chapter 11 Conic Sections

Introduction, Section of a Cone, Circle, parabola


06 08 Chapter 11 Conic Sections Chapter 12 Introduction to Three Dimensional Geometry

Ellipse ,hyperbola

Introduction, Coordinate Axes and Coordinate Planes in Three Dimensional Space, Coordinates of a Point in Space, Distance between Two Points

V 24-28 24,25 – Christmas Holidays 26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 02 Chapter 12 Introduction to Three Dimensional

Section Formula

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Geometry



06 08 Chapter 16 Probability

Random Experiments, Types of Experiments Axiomatic Approach to Probability


06 08 Chapter 16 Probability

Chapter 15 Statistics

(cont.) Axiomatic Approach to Probability Introduction, Measures of Dispersion, Range, Mean Deviation

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 08 Chapter 15 Statistics

Standard Deviation, Variance, Analysis of Frequency Distribution

IV 28-31 04

06 Chapter 14 Mathematical Reasoning

Introduction, Statements, New Statements from Old, Special Words/Phrases, Implications, Validating Statements


02 01

REVISION II 04-09 09-Working Saturday, Citation

Ceremony, Open House (X& XII)

06 08

Syllabus for Annual Exam :

FULL SYLLABUS

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

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V 25-28 04


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Class – XI

Sub: Physics

Weekly Syllabus


Month Week Dates Days No of Periods Chapter Contents Syllabus


05 6

Chap1-Physical

World

Chap2-Units and Measurement

1.1 What is Physics 1.2 Scope and

excitement of physics

1.3 Fundamental forces in nature

1.4 Nature of physical laws

2.1 Introduction 2.2The international system of units 2.3 Measurement of Length 2.4 Measurement of mass 2.5 Measurement of time 2.6 Accuracy, precision of instruments and errors in measurement 2.7 Significant figures 2.8 Dimensions in physical quantities 2.9 Dimensional formulae and

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18 Chapter1,Chapter2,Chapter3, Chapter 4 (4.1 to 4.10)

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dimensional equations Exp1-To measure diameter of a small spherical/cylindrical body and to measure internal diameter and depth of a given beaker/calorimeter using Vernier Callipers and hence find its volume

II 09-13 05 6

Chap2-Units and Measurement

Chap 3- Motion in a straight line

2.9 Dimensional formulae and dimensional equations

3.1 Introduction 3.2 Position ,path ,length and displacement 3.3 Average

velocity and

average speed

Exp2-To measure

diameter of a given

wire and thickness

of a given sheet

using screw gauge.

III 16-21 21-Working Saturday 06 7 3.4 Instantaneous

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(Student)

Chap 3- Motion in a straight line

velocity and speed

3.5 Acceleration

3.6 kinematic equations for uniformly accelerated motion. 3.7 Relative velocity Exp3- To determine radius of curvature of a given spherical surface by a spherometer.

IV 23-27 05 6

Chap 4-Motion in a plane

4.1 Introduction 4.2 Scalars and vectors 4.3 Multiplication of vectors by real numbers 4.4 Addition and

subtraction of

vectors-

graphical

method

4.5 Resolution of vectors 4.6 Vector addition-analytical method 4.7 Motion in a plane

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4.8 Motion in a plane with constant acceleration

4.9 Relative velocity in two dimensions

4.10 Projectile motion Exp4- To find the weight of a given body using parallelogram law of vectors


2

Chap 4-Motion in a plane

4.11 Uniform circular motion

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 4

Chap5- Laws

of motion

5.1 Introduction 5.2 Aristotle’s

fallacy

5.3 The law of

Inertia

5.4 Newton’s

First law of

motion

5.5 Newton’s second law of motion

Exp5-Using a simple

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pendulum, plot its L-T 2 graph and use it to find the effective length of second's pendulum


05 6 Chap5- Laws

of motion

5.6 Newton’s third law of motion 5.7 conservation of momentum 5.8 Equilibrium of particle Exp6-To study the relationship between force of limiting friction and normal reaction and to find the coefficient of friction between a block and a horizontal surface



Basketball

05 6 Chap5- Laws

of motion

Chap6- Work ,energy and power

5.9 common forces in mechanics 5.10 circular motion 5.11 Solving problems in mechanics 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Notions of work

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and kinetic energy; the work energy theorem Exp7-To study variation of time period of a simple pendulum of a given length by taking bobs of same size but different masses and interpret the result


04 4


6.3 Work 6.4 kinetic energy 6.5 Work done by a variable force 6.6 The work energy theorem for variable Force 6.7 The concept of potential energy 6.8 The conservation of mechanical energy

Exp8- To determine volume of an irregular lamina using screw gauge

V 27-31

05 6

6.9 The potential energy of a spring.

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6.10 Various form of energy: the law of conservation of energy 6.11 Power

6.12 Collisions


01 1


6.12 Collisions


Celebrations

04 4 Chapter 1-6

Revision

Mid Term Exam


Chapters 1to Chapter6

III 10-15 15-Working Saturday (Staff) 06 Mid Term/ HYE Exam


V 24-28


05 6 Chap7-

System of

particles and

Rotational

motion

7.1 Introduction 7.2 Centre of mass 7.3 Motion of Centre of mass 7.4 Linear momentum of system of particles

7.5 Vector

product of two

vectors7.6

Angular velocity

and its relation

with linear

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velocity

Exp9- To find

the speed of

sound in air at

room

temperature

using a

resonance tube

by two

resonance

positions



05 5

Chap7-

System of

particles and

Rotational

motion

7.7 Torque and

angular

momentum

7.8 Equilibrium

of rigid body

7.9 Moment of

inertia

7.10 Theorem

of perpendicular

and parallel axis

7.11 Kinematics of rotational motion about a fixed axis 7.12 Dynamics

of rotational

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motion about a

fixed axis

Exp 10- To find the

focal length of a

convex lens by

plotting graphs

between u and v or

between 1/u and 1/v.


06 6

Chap7-

System of

particles and

Rotational

motion

Chap8-Gravitation

7.13 Angular momentum in case of rotation about fixed axis

7.14 Rolling motion 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Keplers law 8.3 Universal law of gravitation

Exp 11- To

determine angle of

minimum deviation

for a given prism

by plotting a

graph between

angle of incidence

and angle of

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deviation.


02 2

Chap8-Gravitation

8.4 The gravitational constant 8.5 Acceleration due to gravity of earth 8.6 acceleration due to gravity below and above the surface of earth


27-Karva Chouth

04 5 Chap8-Gravitation

8.7 Gravitational potential energy 8.8 Escape speed 8.9 Earth satellite

8.10 Energy of an orbiting satellite 8.11 Geostationary and orbiting satellite Exp 12 -To study the relation between frequency and length of a given wire under constant tension using sonometer

V 29-31 03 4

Chap8-Gravitation

8.12 Weightlessness 9.1 Introduction 9.2 elastic behavior

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Chap-9 Mechanical properties of solid

of solids 9.3 Stress and Strain


Nov-18 I 01-03

03-Working Saturday (Students)

03 4

Chap-9 Mechanical properties of solid

9.4 Hooke’s Law 9.5 Stress-Strain curve 9.6Elastic moduli 9.7 Applications of elastic behavior of materials Exp13- To determine the coefficient of viscosity of a given viscous liquid by measuring terminal velocity of a given spherical body

II 05-10

06-09 Diwali Holidays 10-Working Saturday

(Students)

02 2 Chap 10- Mechanical properties of fluids

10.1 Introduction 10.2 Pressure 10.3Streamline flow

III 12-16

15- Annual Day 05 3

Chap 10- Mechanical properties of fluids

10.4 Bernoulli’s Principle 10.5 Viscosity 10.6 Reynolds number

Exp14- To study the

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relationship between the temperature of a hot body and time by plotting a cooling curve

IV 19-23

21-Milad-un-Nabi 23-Guru Nanak’s Birthday

03 3

Chap 10- Mechanical properties of fluids

Chap 11-Thermal Properties of matter

10.7 Surface Tension

11.1 Introduction 11.2 Temperature and heat

Exp 15- To study the relation between the length of a given wire and tension for constant frequency using sonometer

V 26-30

05 6 Chap 11-Thermal Properties of matter

11.3 Measurement of Temperature 11.4 Ideal gas equation and absolute Temperature 11.5 Thermal expansion 11.6 Specific Heat capacity 11.7 Calorimetry 11.8 Change of state 11.9 Heat Transfer 11.10 Newton’s law of cooling

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Dec-18 II 03-08

08-Working Saturday (Student)


06 6

Chap 12-Thermodynamics

12.1Introduction 12.2 Thermal Equilibrium 12.3 Zeroth law of thermodynamics 12.4 Heat, internal energy and work 12.5 First law of thermodynamics 12.6 Specific heat capacity

ES - 2 DATE: 03 Dec-18 Dec Chapters 7-10

III 10-15

10– Annual Athletic Meet 15-Sports Day

06 6

Chap 12-Thermodynamics

12.7 Thermodynamic state variables and equation of state 12.8 Thermodynamic processes 12.9 Heat engine 12.10 Refrigerators and Heat pumps 12.11 Second law of thermodynamics 12.12reversible and irreversible processes 12.13 Carnot engine

IV 17-22

22-Working Saturday, Open House (IX,X & XII)

06 6

Chap13-Kinetic theory of Gases

13.1 Introduction 13.2 Molecular Nature of Matter 13.3 Behaviour of gases 13.4 Kinetic theory of ideal gas 13.5 Law of

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equipartion of energy 13.6 Specific heat capacity 13.7 Mean free path

V 24-28

24,25 – Christmas Holidays 26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 2

Chap 14-Oscillations

14.1 Introduction

14.2 Periodic and

oscillatory motions

14.3 Simple

harmonic motion



06 6

Chap 14-Oscillations

14.4 Simple

harmonic motion

and uniform circular

motion

14.6 Force law for

simple harmonic

motion

14.7 Energy in

simple harmonic

motion

14.8 some system

executing simple

harmonic motion

14.9 Damped

simple harmonic

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motion

14.10 forced

oscillations and

Resonance


06 6

Chap 15- Waves

15.1 Introduction

15.2 Transverse

and longitudinal

waves

15.3 Displacement relation in progressive waves Revision of Practical’s 15.4 The speed of

a travelling wave

15.5 The principle

of superposition of

waves

15.6 Reflection of

waves

15.7 Beats 15.8 Doppler effect

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 6 Chap-16 Ray Optics

Reflection of light, spherical mirrors, mirror formula, refraction of light, total internal reflection and its applications, optical fibres, refraction at spherical surfaces,

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lenses, thin lens formula, lensmaker's formula, magnification, power of a lens, combination of thin lenses in contact, refraction and dispersion of light through a prism.

IV 28-31 04

5

Scattering of light -blue colour of sky and reddish apprearance of the sun at sunrise and sunset. Optical instruments: Microscopes and astronomical telescopes (reflecting and refracting) and their magnifying powers.


02 1


06

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04


Chapters 4-16

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Class – XI

Sub: chemistry

Weekly Syllabus




05 6

Unit I: Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

practicals

General Introduction: Importance and scope of chemistry. Nature of matter, laws of chemical combination, Dalton's atomic theory: concept of elements, atoms and molecules. Introduction to inorganic qualitative analysis

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18

Unit I: Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

Unit II: Structure of Atom-till Quantum Numbers

II 09-13 05 6

practicals

Atomic and molecular masses, mole concept and molar mass, percentage composition, empirical and molecular formula, chemical reactions, stoichiometry and calculations based on stoichiometry. Tests for anions (dil acid group

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06 6

Unit II: Structure of Atom

practicals

Bohr's model and its limitations, concept of shells and subshells, dual nature of matter and light, de Broglie's relationship, Heisenberg uncertainty principle, concept of orbitals, quantum numbers

Tests for anions (dil acid group)

IV 23-27 05 6

practicals

shapes of s, p and d orbitals, rules for filling electrons in orbitals - Aufbau principle, Pauli's exclusion principle and Hund's rule, Tests for anions (dil acid group)


2

electronic configuration of atoms, stability of half-filled and completely filled orbitals

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 3

Unit III: Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties

Modern periodic law and the present form of periodic table, periodic trends in properties of elements Tests for anions (dil acid group)

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practicals


05 6

practicals

atomic radii, ionic radii, inert gas radii, Ionization enthalpy, electron gain enthalpy, electronegativity, valency. Nomenclature of elements with atomic number greater than 100 Tests for anions(sulphate and phosphate



05 5

Unit IV: Chemical Bonding and Molecular structure

Valence electrons, ionic bond, covalent bond, bond parameters, Lewis structure, polar character of covalent bond, covalent character of ionic bond, valence bond theory, resonance, geometry of covalent molecules


04 4

VSEPR theory, concept of hybridization, involving s, p and d orbitals and shapes of some simple molecules, molecular orbital theory of homonuclear diatomic molecules(qualitative idea only), hydrogen bond.

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V 27-31

05 5

Unit V: States of Matter: Gases, Liquids and Solids

Three states of matter, intermolecular interactions, types of bonding, melting and boiling points, role of gas laws in elucidating the concept of the molecule, Boyle's law, Charles law, Gay Lussac's law, Avogadro's law, ideal behaviour, empirical derivation of gas equation, Avogadro's number, ideal gas equation


01 1

Revision


Celebrations

04 4

Revision Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24 Sep Unit I: Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

Unit II: Structure of Atom

Unit III: Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties

Unit IV: Chemical Bonding and Molecular structure

Unit V: States of Matter: Gases, Liquids and Solids-till ideal gas equation


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V 24-28


05 5 Unit V: States of Matter: Gases, Liquids and Solids

practicals

Deviation from ideal behaviour, liquefaction of gases, critical temperature, kinetic energy and molecular speeds (elementary idea) Liquid State: vapour pressure, viscosity and surface tension (qualitative idea only, no mathematical derivations) tests for cations zero and 1st group radicals



05 6

Solid state: Classification of solids based on different binding forces: molecular, ionic, covalent and metallic solids, amorphous and crystalline solids (elementary idea). Unit cell in two dimensional and three dimensional lattices, calculation of density of unit cell, packing in solids, packing efficiency, voids, number of atoms per unit cell in a cubic unit cell, point defects, electrical and magnetic properties.

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Unit VI: Chemical Thermodynamics

practicals

2nd group radicals

Concepts of System and types of systems, surroundings, work, heat, energy, extensive and intensive properties, state functions. 2nd group radicals


06 6 practicals

First law of thermodynamics -internal energy and enthalpy, heat capacity and specific

heat, measurement of U and

H, Hess's law of constant heat summation, enthalpy of bond dissociation, combustion, formation, atomization, sublimation, phase transition, ionization, solution and dilution. Second law of Thermodynamics (brief introduction). 3

rd group basic radicals


02 2

Introduction of entropy as a state function, Gibb's energy change for spontaneous and non- spontaneous processes, criteria for equilibrium. Third law of thermodynamics (brief

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introduction). IV 22-26 24-Maharishi Valmiki’s

Birthday 27-Karva Chouth

04 4 Unit VII: Equilibrium

practicals

Equilibrium in physical and chemical processes, dynamic nature of equilibrium, law of mass action, equilibrium constant,factors affecting equilibrium- Le Chatelier's principle, ionic equilibrium 4th group basic radicals

V 29-31 03 3

ionization of acids and bases, strong and weak electrolytes, degree of ionization, ionization of poly basic acids, acid strength, concept of pH, hydrolysis of salts (elementary idea)


Nov-18 I 01-03


03 3

buffer solution, solubility product, common ion effect

II 05-10


(Students)

02 2

Unit XII: Organic Chemistry - Some Basic Principles and Techniques Practicals

classification IUPAC nomenclature of organic compounds 4th group basic radicals

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III 12-16

15- Annual Day 05 6 Practicals

IUPAC nomenclature of organic compounds ,isomerism, Homolytic and heterolytic fission of a covalent bond: free radicals, carbocations, carbanions, electrophiles and nucleophiles, 5th group basic radicals

IV 19-23


03 3

Electronic Displacements in a covalent bond: inductive effect, electromeric effect, resonance and hyper conjugation

V 26-30

05 5 practicals

methods of purification, qualitative and quantitative analysis Detection of magnesium

Dec-18 II 03-08


06 6

Unit XIII: Hydrocarbons

Classification of Hydrocarbons Aliphatic Hydrocarbons: Alkanes -


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practicals

Nomenclature, isomerism, conformation (ethane only), physical properties, chemical reactions including free radical mechanism of halogenation, combustion and pyrolysis. Detection of unknown salt

Unit V: States of Matter: liquid state, Solid state Unit VI: Thermodynamics unit VII: Equilibrium

III 10-15


06 6 practicals

Alkenes - Nomenclature, structure of double bond (ethene), geometrical isomerism, physical properties, methods of preparation, chemical reactions: addition of hydrogen, halogen, water, hydrogen halides (Markownikov's addition and peroxide effect), ozonolysis, oxidation, mechanism of electrophilic addition. Detection of unknown salt

IV 17-22


06 6

Alkynes - Nomenclature, structure of triple bond (ethyne), physical

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Unit VIII: Redox Reactions

practicals

properties, methods of preparation, chemical reactions: acidic character of alkynes, addition reaction of - hydrogen, halogens, hydrogen halides and water. Aromatic Hydrocarbons: Introduction, IUPAC nomenclature, benzene: resonance Acid base titration with phenolphthalein indicator Redox Reactions Concept of oxidation and reduction, redox reactions, oxidation number, balancing redox reactions, in terms of loss and gain of electrons Acid base titration with phenolphthalein indicator

V 24-28


02 2

change in oxidation number, applications of redox reactions.

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06 6

Unit IX: Hydrogen

Unit X: s-Block Elements (Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metals)

Position of hydrogen in periodic table, occurrence, isotopes, preparation, properties and uses of hydrogen, hydrides-ionic covalent and interstitial; physical and chemical properties of water, heavy water, hydrogen peroxide -preparation, reactions and structure and use; hydrogen as a fuel. Group 1 and Group 2 Elements General introduction, electronic configuration, occurrence, anomalous properties of the first element of each group, diagonal relationship, trends in the variation of properties (such as ionization enthalpy, atomic and ionic radii),

CH3 Classification of elements and periodicity in properties CH4 chemical bonding

and molecular structure

CH 6 Thermodynamics CH 7 Equilibrium CH 8 Redox reactions CH9 Hydrogen CH10 sblock elements CH11 p block elements

CH12 Basic concepts of organic chemistry

CH13 Hydrocarbons CH 14 Environmental Chemistry


06 6

trends in chemical reactivity with oxygen, water, hydrogen and halogens, uses. Preparation and Properties of Some Important Compounds

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Unit XI: p -Block Elements

Group 13 Elements: General introduction, electronic configuration, occurrence, variation of properties, oxidation states, trends in chemical reactivity, anomalous properties of first element of the group,

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 6

, Boron - physical and chemical properties, some important compounds, Borax, Boric acid, Boron Hydrides, Aluminium: Reactions with acids and alkalies, uses. Group 14 Elements: General introduction, electronic configuration, occurrence, variation of properties, oxidation states, trends in chemical reactivity, anomalous behaviour of first elements. Carbon-catenation, allotropic forms, physical and chemical properties; uses of some important compounds: oxides. Important compounds of Silicon and a few uses:

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Silicon Tetrachloride, Silicones, Silicates and Zeolites, their uses. Group -15 Elements: General introduction, electronic configuration, occurrence, oxidation states, trends in physical and chemical properties;

IV 28-31 04

4

Unit XIV: Environmental Chemistry

; Nitrogen preparation properties and uses; compounds of Nitrogen, preparation and properties of Ammonia and Nitric Acid, Oxides of Nitrogen(Structure only) ; Phosphorus - allotropic forms, compounds of Phosphorus: Preparation and Properties of Phosphine, Halides and Oxoacids (elementary idea only). Environmental pollution - air, water and soil pollution, chemical reactions in atmosphere, smog, major atmospheric pollutants, acid rain, ozone and its reactions, effects of depletion of ozone layer, greenhouse effect and global warming-

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pollution due to industrial wastes, green chemistry as an alternative tool for reducing pollution, strategies for control of environmental pollution


02 2

Revision


06 6

Revision

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04


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Class – XI

Sub: Biology

Weekly Syllabus


Month Week Dates Days No

of Periods



(Staff)

05 Chapter 1- THE LIVING WORLD Practicals

1.1What is living 1.2Diversity in the living world 1 Taxonomic categories 1.4Taxonomical aids Study of microscope

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18

Chapter 1- THE LIVING WORLD Chapter 2 – BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION Chapter 3 – PLANT KINGDOM Chapter 4 – ANIMAL KINGDOM

II 09-13 05 Chapter 2 – BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION Practicals

.Two kingdom classification Five kingdom classification 2.1 Kingdom Monera 2.1.1 Archaebacteria 2.1.2 Eubacteria 2.2 Kingdom Protista 2.2.1 Chrysophytes 2.2.2 Dinoflagellates 2.2.3 Euglenoids 2.2.4 Slime moulds 2.2.5 Protozoans 2.3 Kingdom Fungi 2.3.1 Phycomycetes 2.3.2 Ascomycetes 2.3.4 Deutromycetes 2.6 Viruses Viroids Lichens

Bacterial specimen ,fungal specimen


06 Chapter 3 – PLANT 3.1 Algae

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Periods


KINGDOM Practicals

3.1.1 Chlorophyceae 3.1.2 Phaeophyceae 3.1.3 Rhodophyceae 3.2 Bryophytes 3.2.1 Liverworts

3.2.2 Mosses 3.3 Pteridophytes 3.4 Gymnosperms 3.5 Angiosperms 3.6 Plant life cycle and alternation of generation Plants specimens

IV 23-27 05 Chapter 4 – ANIMAL KINGDOM

4.1 Basis of classification 4.1.1 Levels of organization 4.1.2 Symmetry 4.1.3 Diploblastic and Triploblastic organization 4.1.4 Coelom 4.1.5 Segmentation 4.1.6 Notochord generation 4.2.3Phylum –ctenophora 4.2.4- Phylum-platyhelminthes 4.2.5phylum-aschelminthes 4.2.6 Phylum-annelida 4.2.7 Phylum Arthropoda 4.2.8 phylum-Mollusca 4.2.9Phylum-echinodermata 4.2.10 Phylum-Hemichordata 4.2.11 Phylum-chordata Cyclostomata Chondriichthyes Amphibians Reptiles Aves

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Periods


Practical

Mammals

Animals specimens


02

Chapter 5 – MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS

Chapter 5 – MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS 5.1 – The root 5.2 – The stem5.3 – The leaf

Aug-18 I 01-03 03

Chapter 5 – MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS

Practical

5.4 – The Inflorescence 5.5 – The flower 5.7 – The seed 5.8 – Semi Technical Description of a typical flowering plant 5.9 – Description of some important families5. 6 – The fruit Modification of root ,stem, leaves Types of inflorescence


05 Chapter 6 – ANATOMY OF FLOWERING PLANTS

6.1 – The Tissues 6.1.2 Permanent Tissue 6.2 The tissue system 6.3 Anatomy of Dicot & monocot plants 6.3.1 Dicot roots 6.3.2 Monocot roots 6.3.3 Dicot stem 6.3.4 Monocot stem 6.3.5 Dorsiventral leaf 6.3.6 Isobilateral leaf 6.4 Secondary growth 6.4.2 Cork Cambium 6.4.3 Secondary growth in roots

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Periods


Practical t.s of monocot and dicot root t.s of monocot and dicot stem


15 – Independence Day

16 – Inter School Basketball

05 Chapter 7 – STRUCTURAL ORGANISATION IN ANIMALS

Chapter 8 – CELL: THE UNIT OF LIFE Practical

7.1 Animal tissues 7.1.2 Connective tissues 7.1.3 Muscle tissues 7.1.4 Neural tissues

8.1 What is a cell 8.2 Cell Theory 8.3 An overview of cell 8.4 Prokaryotic cell 8.4.1 Cell Envelope and its modifications Permanent slide observation of animal tissue


04

Chapter 8 – CELL: THE UNIT OF LIFE

Chapter – 9 – Biomolecules

8.4.2 Ribosomes and inclusion bodies 8.5 Eukaryotic cells 8.5.2 Cell Wall 8.5.3 Endomembrane system 8.5.3.1 The Endoplasmic Reticulumn 8.5.3.2 Golgi apparatus Lysosome, vacuoles 8.5.4 Mitochondria 8.5.5 Plastids – 8.5.11 (Micro bodies) Cilia and Flagella Nucleus Chromosomes 9.1 How to analyze chemical composition 9.2 Primary & secondary Metabolites 9.3 Biomacromolecules

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Periods


Practical

Food test –starch,glucose,protein fat

V 27-31

05 Chapter – 9 – Biomolecules

Chapter 10-Cell cycle and cell division Practical

9.4 Proteins 9.5.5 Polysaccharide 9.6 Nucleic Acids 9.7 Structure of proteins 9.8 Nature of bond linking monomers 9.9 Concept of Metabolism 9.10 Metabolic law 9.11 The living state 9.12 Enzymes 9.12.6 Cofactors Cell cycle Phases of cell cycle M phase Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Cytokinesis Significance of mitosis Meiosis Meiosis I Meiosis II Significance of meiosis Permanent slide of mitosis


01 Revision


Celebrations

04 Revision

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24

Sep

Chapter 4 – ANIMAL KINGDOM Chapter 5 – MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS

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Periods


Chapter 6 – ANATOMY OF FLOWERING PLANTS Chapter 7 – STRUCTURAL ORGANISATION IN ANIMALS Chapter 8 – CELL: THE UNIT OF LIFE Chapter – 9 – Biomolecules Chapter 10-Cell cycle and cell division


06

Mid Term/ HYE Exam


V 24-28


05

Chapter-11 – TRANSPORT IN plants Practical

11.1 Means of transport 11.2 Plant water relations 11.3 Long distance transport 11.4 Transpiration 11.5 Uptake and transport of Minerals 11.6 Phloem transport Imbibitions in raisins plasmolysis in leaf cell



05

Chapter 12 – MINERAL NUTRITION

12.1 Method to study the mineral requirement 12.2 Essential mineral elements to 12.6 Metabolism of Nitrogen

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Periods


Practical

Anaerobic respiration


06

Chapte-13 Photosynthesis Practical

13.1What do we know 13.2Early experiments 13.3Where does photosynthesis takes place 13.4How many pigments are involved in 13.5photosynthesis What is light reaction 13.6The electron transport 13.6.1Splitting of water 13.6.2Cyclic and noncyclic photophosphorylation 13.6.3 Chemiosmotic hypothesis 13.7 Where are the ATP and NADPH used Stomatal index


02 Chapte-13 Photosynthesis Practical

13.7.1 The primary acceptor of carbon dioxide 13.7.2 The Calvin cycle 13.8 The C4 pathway Paper chromatography


27-Karva Chouth

04 Chapter-14 Respiration in plants

14.1 Do plants breathe 14.2 Glycolysis 14.3 Fermentation 14.4 Aerobic respiration

V 29-31 03 Chapter-14 Respiration in plants

14.4.1 TCA cycle 14.4.2 The electron transport system 14.5 The respiratory balance sheet 14.6 Amphibolic pathway 14.7 Respiratory quotient

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Periods



Nov-18 I 01-03


03 Chapter 15 – Plant growth & Development Practicals

15.1-Growth 15.2 Differentiation,Dedifferentiation,Redifferentiation 15.3 Development Dissection of a flower

II 05-10


(Students)

02 Chapter 15 – Plant growth & Development

15.4 Plant growth regulator

III 12-16

15- Annual Day 05 Chapter 15 – Plant growth & Development Chapter-16-Digestive system

15.5 Photperiodism 15.6 Vernalisation 16.1 Digestive system 16.1.1 Alimentary canal 16.1.2 Digestive glands

IV 19-23

21-Milad-un-Nabi 23-Guru Nanak’s

Birthday

03 Chapter-16-Digestive system

16.2 Digestion of food 16.3Absorption of digestive products 16.4 Disorders of digestive system

V 26-30

05 Chapter 17 – Breathing and exchange of gases

17.1 Respiratory organs 17.1.1 Human respiratory system 17.2 Mechanism of breathing 17.2.1 Respiratory volumes and capacities 17.3 Exchange of gases

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Periods


17.4 Transport of gases

Dec-18 II 03-08


08 – Annual Athletic

Meet

06 Chapter 17 – Breathing and exchange of gases

Chapter 18 – Body fluids and circulation

17.4..1 Transport of oxygen 17.4.2 Transport of carbon dioxide 17.5 Regulation of respiration

18.1 Blood 18.1.1Plasma 18.1.2 Formed elements 18.1.3 Blood groups 18.14 Coagulation of blood 18.2 Lymph 18.3 Circulatory pathways

ES - 2 DATE: 03 Dec-18 Dec Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14

III 10-15

10– Annual Athletic Meet

15-Sports Day

06 Chapter 18 – Body fluids and circulation

18.3.1 Human circulatory system Human circulatory system 18.3.2 Cardiac cycle 18.3.3 Electro cardiograph 18.4 Double circulation 18.5 Regulation of cardiac activities 18.6 Disorders of circulatory system

IV 17-22


06 Chapter 19 - Excretory products and their elimination

19.1 Human excretory system 19.2 Urine formation 19.3 Functions of the tubules Mechanism of the 19.4 concentration of the filtrate

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Periods


Practicals

19.5 Regulation of the kidney functions 19.6 Micturition Urine test

V 24-28

24,25 – Christmas Holidays

26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 Chapter 19 - Excretory products and their elimination

19.7 Role of other organs in excretion 19.8 Disorders of excretory system



06

Chapter 20 – Locomotion and Movement Practicals

20.1 Types of movements 20.2 Muscle 20.2.1 Structure of contractile proteins 20.2.2 Mechanism of muscle contraction 20.3 Skeletal system 20.4 Joints 20.5 Disorder of muscular and skeletal system Human skeleton and different types of joints


06

Chapter 21 – Neural control and coordination Practicals

21.1 Neural system 21.2 Human neural system 21.3 Neuron as a functional unit 21.3.1 Generation and conduction of nerve impulse Human skeleton and different types of joints

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 Chapter 21 – Neural control and coordination

21.3.2Transmission of impulses 21.4 Central neural system 21.5 Reflex action and reflex arc 21.6 Sensory reception and processing Eye and Ear

IV 28-31 04 Chapter-22 Chemical 22.1 Endocrine glands and hormones

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Periods


coordination and integration Chapter-22 Chemical coordination and integration

Human 22.2 endocrine system 22.2.1 The Hypothalamus 22.2.2 The pituitary gland 22.2.3The pineal gland 22.2.4Parathyroid Glands 22.2.5Thymus 22.2.6Adrenal Glands


02

Chapter-22 Chemical coordination and integration

22.2.7Pancreas 22.2.8Testis 22.2.9 Ovary 22.3 hormones of heart, kidney and gastro intestinal tract 22.4Mechanism of hormonal action


06 Revision

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04

Mar-19

Final Exam Classes VI-VIII – 26 Feb – 14 Mar 19 Annual Exam Class IX & XI – 11 Feb – 22 Feb 19

ANNUAL EXAMS

Chapter -4 Animal Kingdom Chapter-5 Morphology of Flowering Plants Chapter 6 – ANATOMY OF FLOWERING PLANTS

Chapter -8 Cell: The Unit of Life Chapter-10 Cell cycle and cell division

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Periods


Chapter-11 Transport in Plants Chapter-12 Mineral Nutrition Chapte-13 Photosynthesis Chapter-14 Respiration in plants Chapter 15 – Plant growth & Development Chapter-16-Digestive system Chapter 17 – Breathing and exchange of gases Chapter 18 – Body fluids and circulation Chapter 19 - Excretory products and their elimination Chapter 20 – Locomotion and Movement Chapter 21 – Neural control and coordination Chapter-22 Chemical coordination and integration

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Class – XI

Sub :COMPUTER SCIENCE

Weekly Syllabus




Jul-18 I 02-07 02 – Only Staff 07-Working

Saturday (Staff)

05 2 2 1

1 2 4

Basics of computers and its operations, functional components. Types of computer, strengths and weaknesses of computer, firmware, liveware

Types of software : system software, Application software and utility software, Application software as a tool , Operating system, Types of o/s need and uses of o/s Memory Concept: units, primary memory, secondary memory. Input devices, output devices, memory devices Practical: Demo on parts of computers

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18 1. Computer Overview 2. Software Concept 4. Memory Concept 6. Getting Started 7. Data Handling 8. Operators and Expressions

II 09-13 05 5 6 Getting Started: C++ character set, C++ Tokens (Identifiers, Keywords, Constants, Operators,) Structure of a C++ Program (include files, main function), Header files - iostream.h, iomanip.h, cout, cin; use of I/O operators (<<and>>), Use of endl and setw (), Cascading of I/O operators, Error Messages; Use of editor, basic commands of editor, compilation, linking and execution. Practical: Demo on various options of c++

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compiler


06 4 2

7 8

Data Types, Variables and Constants: Concept of Data types; Built-in Data types: char, int, float and double; Constants: Integer Constants, Character constants - \n, \t, \b), Floating Point Constants, String Constants; Access modifier: const; Variables of built-in-data types, Declaration /Initialization of variables, Assignment statement, Type modifier: signed, unsigned, long Practical: Small c++ program on above topic

Operators and expressions: Arithmetic operator- unary, binary and ternary operator

IV 23-27 05 2 3

8 Operators and expressions: relational, logical operator. Other operator, precedence of operator, arithmetic and logical expressions, short hand notations type compatibility. Practical: c++ program on above topic

REVISION FOR ES-1 EXAM


02

2 14

programming methodology General concepts, modular approach Use of comments identifiers, debugging, types of errors, Problem solving techniques Practical: c++ program on above topic

Aug-18

I 01-03 03 3 14

Algorithm and flow chart for different programs Different flow charts related selection and iteration programs Practical: c++ program on above topic


05 5 10

Flow of control: Compound statement, statement flow, types of flow control. Selection statement if …else SIMPLE IF, COMPOUND IF, NESTED IF

Selection statement if… else if ladder Practical: c++ program on if structure

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05 5 10 Switch statement, Nested switch program on switch statement, error qs, output qs to be discussed Practical: c++ program on if structure

Looping: While loop, programs based on while looping Practical: c++ program on while loop


04 4 10

Do…while loop, program on do..while loop Looping: for loop, nested for loop. Program on for and nested for loop, pattern based questions. Jumping statements: Break, continue, goto, exit(0) Practical: c++ program on loop structure

V 27-31

05 5 10

Program/error qs/ output qs based on looping and jumping statement

Practical: c++ program on loop structure

Sep-18

I 01 06- Working Saturday (Students)

01 1 REVISION FOR MID TERM EXAM

Mid Term Exam


1.Computer Overview 2.Software Concept 4.Memory Concept 6.Getting Started 7. Data Handling 8.Operators and Expressions 10. Flow of control 14.Programming Methodology


Celebrations

04 REVISION FOR MID TERM EXAM


06

Mid Term/ HYE Exam IV 17-21 21-Muharram 04

V 24-28


05 1 2

12

Discussion on Half yearly question paper

Need of Array: Types of array ( 1D, 2D) , Numerical array and string. Declaration of 1D numerical array

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Oct-18

I 01-06 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday


05 5 12

Declaration of 1D numerical array, assigning values, Unsized array declaration, inputting array element, accessing array elements.

Manipulation of array( sum of elements, product of elements, average of elements, linear search, finding maximum and minimum elements ) Practical: c++ program on Array


06 6 12

Manipulation of array( sum of elements, product of elements, average of elements, linear search, finding maximum and minimum elements )

Declaration of a string, string manipulations( counting vowels/consonants/digits/special characters, case conversion, reversing a string, reversing each word of a string ) Practical: c++ program on Array


02 2 12

Declaration of a string, string manipulations( counting vowels/consonants/digits/special characters, case conversion, reversing a string, reversing each word of a string ) Practical: c++ program on Array


27-Karva Chouth

04 4 12

Declaration of 2D numerical array, assigning values, Unsized array declaration, inputting array element, accessing array elements. Practical: c++ program on Array

V 29-31 03 3 12

Manipulation of array( sum of row elements, column elements, diagonal elements, finding maximum and minimum elements ) Practical: c++ program on Array


Nov- I 01-03 03-Working 03 3 11 Standard library functions(character,

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18 Saturday (Students)

string, mathematical and other functions), Programs based on library functions Programs based on library functions Practical: c++ program on functions

II 05-10 06-09 Diwali Holidays

10-Working

Saturday (Students)

02 2 11

Standard library functions(character, string, mathematical and other functions), Programs based on library functions Programs based on library functions Practical: c++ program on functions

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 5 11

User defined functions – function prototypes Invoking and calling a function. Type of function calling, Actual and formal parameters Practical: c++ program on functions


Birthday

03 3 11

Passing arguments to function, call by value and reference, returning values, global and local variables. Array as an argument to function. Practical: c++ program on functions

V 26-30 05 5 11

Default argument, constant arguments Random functions and program on random() Programs based on functions Practical: c++ program on functions

Dec-18

II 03-08 08-Working Saturday (Student)

08 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 6 11

CBSE output questions on functions and random numbers.


ES - 2 DATE: 03 Dec-18 Dec 11. Functions 12. Array


15-Sports Day

06 6 11

CBSE output questions on functions and random numbers.


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06 6 11 & 12

Revision on array and function Practical: c++ program on functions


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 2 11 & 12



Jan-19

I 07-12 12-Working Saturday, Open House

06 6 11 & 12



06 6 13

User defined data types :Structures: Referencing structure elements, nested structures Array of structures, arrays within structures Assigning and inputting elements, copying one structure to other, program on structure Practical: c++ program on functions and Array

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 5 13

Structure as an argument to function: by value and by reference, returning structure from function # define preprocessor directives Practical: c++ program on Structure

IV 28-31 04

4 3

Binary representation of real numbers, Different number system (decimal, binary, octal, hexadecimal). Number conversions Practical: c++ program on Structure

Feb-19

I 01-02 02-Working Saturday, Farewell(XII)

02 2 3

Binary representation of integers, binary representation of real numbers, representing characters in memory ISCII, UNICODE Practical: c++ program on Structure

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06 6

REVISION

III 11-15 05 5

ANNUAL EXAMINATION ENTIRE SYLLABUS IV 18-22 05 5

V 25-28 04

4

Mar-19


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Class – XI

Sub: ECONOMICS

Weekly Syllabus


Month Week Dates Day

s No of Period

s



Saturday (Staff)

05 04 MICROECONOMICS Unit –I INTRODUCTION

Meaning of Microeconomics and Macroeconomics. Positive and Normative economics

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18 UNIT – 1 INTRODUCTION

II 09-13 05 04 MICROECONOMICS Unit –I INTRODUCTION

What is economy? Central problems of an economy: what, how and for whom to produce?


06 04 MICROECONOMICS Unit –I INTRODUCTION

what, how and for whom to produce? Concept of Production Possibility Curve / Frontier and Opportunity Cost.

IV 23-27 05 04 MICROECONOMICS Unit –I INTRODUCTION

Concept of Production Possibility Curve / Frontier and Opportunity Cost.


02

02 Unit – II Consumer’s Equilibrium & Demand

Consumer’s Equilibrium – Utility analysis. Meaning of utility. (Single AND TWO commodity). Law of diminishing MU.

Aug-1 I 01-03 03 03 Unit – II Consumer’s Equilibrium & Demand

Consumer’s Equilibrium – The budget line, set. Preference of the consumer and condition of consumer’s equilibrium. Indifference Analysis.


05 04 Unit – II Consumer’s Equilibrium & Demand

Consumer’s Equilibrium – TWO Indifference Analysis. Indifference curve and indifference map.

III 13-18 13-Independence Day Celeb.

15 Independence Day 16 – Inter School Basketball

05 04 Unit – II Consumer’s Equilibrium & Demand.

Demand, market demand, determinants of demand. Demand curve and schedule.

IV 20-24 22 – Id-ul-Zuha 04 Unit – II Movement and shift in demand. Slope of the demand

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Month Week Dates Days

No of Period

s


04 Consumer’s Equilibrium & Demand

curve Price elasticity of demand

V 27-31

05 04 Unit – II Consumer’s Equilibrium & Demand

Factors affecting elasticity of demand. Measurement of price elasticity of demand- percentage method.


01 01 REVISION

UNIT – 1


Celebrations

04 04 REVISION

UNIT - 2

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10-24 Sep

UNIT – 1& 2


06

Mid Term/ HYE Exam


V 24-28


05 04 Unit – III Producer’s Behavior and Supply

Supply, market supply. Market schedule Supply curve. And its slope.




Movement and shift in the supply. Determinants of supply or supply function.



Elasticity of Supply. Measurement of price elasticity of supply.



Elasticity of Supply- percentage method.


27-Karva Chouth

04 Unit – III Producer’s Behavior and Supply

Meaning of production function- short and long term. TP, AP and MP – Return to a factor.

V 29-31 03 Unit – III Producer’s Behavior and

Cost: short run costs. – TC, TFC, TVC, AVC, AFC, AC and MC. Meaning and their relationship.

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No of Period

s


Supply


Nov-18

I 01-03 03-Working Saturday (Students)

03 Unit – III Producer’s Behavior and Supply

Cost: AVC, AFC, AC and MC. Meaning and their relationship.

II 05-10 06-09 Diwali Holidays

10-Working Saturday


TR, AR and MR Relationship.

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 04 Unit – III Producer’s Behavior and Supply

Revenue: TR, AR and MR. Meaning and their relationship.


Birthday


Producer’s equilibrium – meaning and its conditions in terms of MC-MR approach.

V 26-30 05 04 Unit – III Producer’s Behavior and Supply

MC-MR approach.

Dec-18 II 03-08 08-working Sat. student) 08 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06 04 Unit – IV Forms of Market and Price determination.

Perfect competition – features ES - 2 DATE: 03 Dec-18 Dec UNIT – 3


15-Sports Day


Determination of market equilibrium and effects in demand and supply.



Other market form – monopoly their features.


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN


Monopolistic competition – its features.




Oligopoly and its features.

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No of Period

s




Simple application of tools of demand and supply.

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 04 Unit – IV Forms of Market and Price determination.

Price ceiling and floor price. Its implications.

IV 28-31 04

04 REVISION

REVISION – UNIT – 2


02 02 REVISION

REVISION – UNIT – 3


06 04 REVISION

REVISION – UNIT - 4

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04


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Class – XI

Sub: Statistics

Weekly Syllabus





(Staff)

05 04 Unit 1-INTRODUCTION

Chapter 2-Introduction --Meaning and Scope of statistics

Meaning singular sense and plural sense.

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18

Unit 1 – INTRODUCTION Chap 2 – Introduction – meaning and scope of statistics Unit 2 – COLLECTION AND ORGANIZATION OF DATA Chap 4 – Organization of frequency distribution

II 09-13 05 04 Unit 1-INTRODUCTION

Chapter 2-Introduction --Meaning and Scope of statistics

Questionnaire drafting and project work

Functions, Importance and Limitations of Statistics


06 04 Unit 2 – COLLECTION AND ORGANIZATION OF DATA Chapter 4 - Organization of Data

Classification, Statistical Series Frequency distribution- uni-variate,

IV 23-27 05 04

Unit 2 – COLLECTION AND ORGANIZATION

bi- variate frequency distribution.

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OF DATA Chapter 4 - Organization of Data

Unit 3 – STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter 8 – Measures of central tendency Arithmetic mean

Calculation of simple arithmetic mean Individual series,


02 Unit 3 – STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter 8 – Measures of central tendency Arithmetic mean

Calculation of simple arithmetic mean discrete series , continuous series

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 02 Unit 3 – STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter 8 – Measures of central tendency Arithmetic mean

Calculation of missing frequency value Merits and demerits of arithmetic mean, weighted mean

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05 04 Unit 3 - STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter 9 – Positional average and partition values

Definition and calculation of median for individual, discrete and continuous series. Median in special cases, properties of median.



Basketball

05 03 Unit 3 - STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter 9 – Positional average and partition values

means vs median, merits and demerits median. Calculation of partitioned values(Quartiles).


04 03

Unit 3 - STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter 9 – Positional average and partition values

Calculation of Mode. Mode in special cases. Relationship between mean median and mode merits and demerits of mode

V 27-31

05 04 Unit 2 – COLLECTION AND ORGANIZATION OF DATA Chapter 3 – Collection of Primary and Secondary data

Collection of Primary data

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01

REVISION


Celebrations

04 03

REVISION

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24

Sep

Unit 1 – INTRODUCTION Chap 2 – Introduction – meaning and scope of statistics Unit 2 – COLLECTION AND ORGANIZATION OF DATA Chap 4 – organization of Data Chapter 3 – Collection of Primary data Unit 3 – STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chap 8 – Measures of central Tendency

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Chap 9 – Positional average and partition values PROJECT WORK


06 Mid Term/ HYE Exam


V 24-28


05 04 Unit 3 - STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter 10 – Measures of dispersion

Range and coefficient of range Quartile deviation




Quartile deviation – interquartile range, coefficient of quartile deviation



Mean deviation and its coefficient from mean and median

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Standard deviation - meaning Calculation of standard deviation – individual series


27-Karva Chouth

04 02

Unit 3 - STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter 10 – Measures of dispersion

Calculation of standard deviation – discrete series,

V 29-31 03 02

Unit 3 - STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter 10 – Measures of dispersion

Calculation of standard deviation – continuous series Other measures from standard deviation




Mathematical properties of standard deviation, merits and demerits of standard deviation

II 05-10 06-09 Diwali Holidays 02 01

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10-Working Saturday

(Students)

Unit 3 - STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter - 11 Measures of correlation

Correlation vs causation,

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 04


Types of correlation, degree of correlation, scatter diagram

Calculation of Karl Pearson coefficient of correlation


03 02



V 26-30 05 04 Unit 3 - STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter - 11 Measures of correlation



06 04

Unit 3 - STATISTICAL Spearman’s rank correlation

ES - 2 DATE: 03 Dec-18

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TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter - 11 Measures of correlation

Dec

STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chap 10 – Measures of dispersion

Chapter - 11 Measures of correlation (selected part only : up till scatter diagram)


06 04


Spearman’s rank correlation


06 04 Unit 2 – COLLECTION AND ORGANIZATION OF DATA Chapter 6 – Diagrammatic Presentation of data

Project Work – Presentation of data

Diagrammatic presentation,


26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 02 Unit 2 – COLLECTION AND ORGANIZATION OF DATA Chapter 7 – Graphic Presentation of data

Graphical presentation

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06 04 Unit 2 – COLLECTION AND ORGANIZATION OF DATA Chapter 5 – Tabular Presentation of data

Tabular presentation


06 04 Unit 2 – COLLECTION AND ORGANIZATION OF DATA Chapter 3 – Collection of Primary and Secondary data

Collection of Secondary data.


Unit 3 - STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter - 12 Index Number

Meaning of Index Numbers. Types of index numbers.

Methods of constructing price index number – un weighted and weighted index number

IV 28-31 04

04 Unit 3 - STATISTICAL TOOLS AND INTERPRETATION Chapter - 12 Index Number

Consumer price index Uses and limitations of index numbers


02 01 REVISION

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06 04 REVISION

Syllabus for Annual Exam :

FULL SYLLABUS

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04


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Class – XI

Sub: ACCOUNTANCY

Weekly Syllabus




05 8

Part A- Financial Accounting-I Unit-1 Theoretical Frame work Introduction to accounting Unit-1 Basic accounting terms

Accounting-meaning objectives, process. Accounting- advantages and limitations Basic accounting terms.

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18

Part A- Financial Accounting-I Unit-1 Theoretical Frame work Introduction to accounting Basic Accounting terms Unit 2- Accounting Equation, Bases of Accounting

II 09-13 05 8

Part A- Financial Accounting-I Unit-1 Theoretical Frame work Introduction to accounting Unit-1 Basic accounting terms

Uses of accounting and their need. Role of accounting

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Basic accounting terms. Bases of accounting


06 8

Unit-2- Accounting process and special accounting treatment Accounting equation Origin of transactions-source documents and preparation of vouchers

Accounting equation-analysis of transactions using accounting equation. Rules of, debit and credit books of original entry:

Meaning of a voucher. types of voucher , preparation of a voucher.

IV 23-27 05 8

Unit-2- Accounting process and special accounting treatment Accounting equation

Transactions, Rules of debit and credit

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Origin of transactions-source documents and preparation of vouchers

preparation of a voucher


3

Unit-2- Accounting process and special accounting treatment Accounting equation

Unit-1 Theory base of accounting

Rules of debit and credit

Basis of accounting

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 4 Unit 2- Rules of debit and credit


Meaning , subdivision of journal compound journal entry

Basis of accounting


05 8 Unit 2- Rules of debit and credit

Meaning , subdivision of journal

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compound journal entry

Accounting standards and IFRS



05 8 Unit 2- Rules of debit and credit

Unit-2 Bank reconciliation statement

Meaning , subdivision of journal compound journal entry

Need and preparation


04 6

Unit 2- Journal and ledger


Posting of ledger into trial balance

Preparation

V 27-31

05 8 Unit 2- Journal and ledger


Posting of ledger into trial balance

Preparation

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01 1

Unit 2- Journal and ledger

Trial Balance


Celebrations

04 6 Project Work Revision

Mid Term Exam


Part A- Financial Accounting-I Unit-1 Theoretical Frame work Introduction to accounting Unit-1 Basic accounting terms Unit-1 Theory base of accounting Unit-2- Accounting process and special accounting treatment- Accounting Equation Rules of Debit And Credit Journal Ledger Trial Balance Unit-2 Origin of transactions-source documents and preparation of vouchers Unit 2- Bank Reconciliation Statement Project Work



V 24-28


05 8 Unit-2 Simple cash

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Special purpose books-1 cash book Part A- Unit- 2 Deprecation

book, Cash book with bank column

Deprecation-Concept, need and factors affecting depreciation



05 8 Unit-2 Special purpose books-1 cash book

Part A- Unit- 2 Deprecation

Cash book with bank column, Imprest system Petty Cash Book

Straight line method. Accounting treatment of depreciation- treatment of disposal of asset.


06 8 Unit-2 Special purpose books -11 other books

Part A- Unit- 2 Deprecation

Purchase books, purchase return books, sales book

Written down value method accounting treatment accounting treatment of

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depreciation- treatment of disposal of asset.


02 3 Unit-2 Special purpose books -11 other books

Part A- Unit- 2 Provision and Reserves

Sales return book, bills payable and bills receivable book.

Provisions and reserves


27-Karva Chouth

04 6 Part B- Unit- 3 Financial statements of sole proprietorship : from complete & incomplete records Financial statements of sole proprietorship

Financial statements meaning objectives importance trading and profit and loss account Incomplete records- uses and limitations.

V 29-31 03 4

Part B- Unit- 3 Financial statements of sole proprietorship : from complete & incomplete records

Preparation of trading account Incomplete records-

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Financial statements of sole proprietorship

Ascertainment of profit/loss by statement of affairs method.


Nov-18 I 01-03


03 4

Part B- Unit- 3 Financial statements of sole proprietorship : from complete & incomplete records Financial statements of sole proprietorship

Preparation of trading and profit and loss account Calculation of gross profit, operating profit and net profit. Balance sheet –need growing marshalling of asset and liabilities. and balance sheet of sole proprietorship. Incomplete records- uses and limitations Ascertainment of profit/loss by statement of affairs method.

II 05-10


(Students)

02 3

Part B- Unit- 3 Financial statements of sole proprietorship

Adjustments in preparation of financial statements.

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: from complete & incomplete records Financial statements of sole proprietorship

Incomplete records- uses and limitations Ascertainment of profit/loss by statement of affairs method.

III 12-16

15- Annual Day 05 8

Part B- Unit- 3 Financial statements of sole proprietorship : from complete & incomplete records Financial statements of sole proprietorship


Incomplete records- uses and limitations Ascertainment of profit/loss by statement of affairs method.

IV 19-23


03 4 Part B- Unit- 3 Financial statements of sole proprietorship : from complete & incomplete records Financial


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statements of sole proprietorship Unit- 2 Accounting for bills of exchange

V 26-30

05 8 Part B- Unit- 3 Financial statements of sole proprietorship : from complete & incomplete records Financial statements of sole proprietorship Unit- 2 Accounting for bills of exchange

Adjustments in preparation of financial statements. Bills of exchange and promissory notes-definition features and parties

Dec-18 II 03-08


06 8 Part B- Unit- 3 Financial

Adjustments in preparation of

ES - 2 DATE: 03 Dec-18 Dec Cash Book

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statements of sole proprietorship : from complete & incomplete records Financial statements of sole proprietorship

Unit- 2 Accounting for bills of exchange

financial statements.

Accounting for bills of exchange

Depreciation

III 10-15


06 8 Part B- Unit- 3 Financial statements of sole proprietorship : from complete & incomplete records Financial statements of sole proprietorship




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IV 17-22


06 8

Part A- Unit -2 Rectification of errors


Types of error –omission ,commission Accounting for bills of exchange

V 24-28


02 3 Part A- Unit -2 Rectification of errors


Principle and compensating effect. Detections and rectifications. Accounting for bills of exchange



06 8 Part A- Unit -2 Rectification of errors Unit- 2

Rectifications

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06 8

Part A- Unit -2 Rectification of errors Unit- 5 Computers in accounting

Rectifications

A I S (accounting Information system)

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 8 Part A- Unit -2 Rectification of errors Unit- 5 Computers in accounting

Rectifications

Manual accounting process vs computerized accounting.

IV 28-31 04

6 Part A- Unit -2 Rectification of errors

Rectifications

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Unit- 5 Computers in accounting

Database management system


02 3 Revision


06 8 Revision

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04


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Class – XI

Sub: BUSINESS STUDIES

Weekly Syllabus




05 8 Part A – Foundation of Business Unit 1- Evolution and Fundamentals of Business

History of commerce in India; Business – concept, Business, Profession and employment- concept;

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18

Part A – Foundation of Business Unit 1- Evolution and Fundamentals of Business Unit 2- Forms of Business Organizations Till Partnership

II 09-13 05 8 Unit 1-

Evolution and Fundamentals of Business

Objectives of business; Classification of Business activities; Commerce and its auxiliaries; Business Risk


06 9 Unit 2- Forms of Business Organizations

Sole Proprietorship; Partnership

IV 23-27 05 8 Unit 2- Forms of Business Organizations

Hindu Undivided Family Business; Cooperative Societies

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3 Unit 2- Forms of Business Organizations

Company- Concept

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 4 Unit 2- Forms of Business Organizations

Company- merits and limitations



Types- private , Public and One person company; Formation of a company




Formation of a company; choice of form of business organizations


04 6

Unit 3- Public, Private and Global enterprises

Public and Private sector – concept; Departmental Undertakings; Statutory Corporations

V 27-31

05 8 Unit 3- Public, Private and Global

Government Company; Global

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enterprises

enterprises; Joint Ventures


01 2 Unit 3- Public, Private and Global enterprises Project Work- Term 1

Public, Private partnership


Celebrations

04 6 Project Work Revision

Mid Term Exam


Part A – Foundation of Business Unit 1- Evolution and Fundamentals of Business Unit 2- Forms of Business Organizations Unit 3- Public, Private and Global enterprises Project Work



V 24-28


05 8 Unit 4- Business Services

Banking; Insurance



05 8 Unit 4- Business Services

Postal Service


06 9 Unit 5- Emerging Modes Of Business

E- business – concept; scope and benefits BPO- concept; need and scope

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02 3 Unit 6- Social Responsibility of Business and Business Ethics

Social responsibility- concept; case of social responsibility


27-Karva Chouth

04 6 Unit 6- Social Responsibility of Business and Business Ethics

Responsibility towards different interest groups, environment protection and Business ethics

V 29-31 03 4 Part B- Finance and Trade Unit 7- Sources of Business finance

Business finance; owners funds- equity shares; preference shares


Nov-18 I 01-03


03 4 Part B- Finance and Trade Unit 7- Sources of Business finance

Owners funds- Retained earnings, GDR, ADR, IDR

II 05-10


(Students)


Borrowed funds- Debentures and bonds

III 12-16

15- Annual Day 05 8 Part B- Finance and Trade Unit 7- Sources of Business

Loan from financial institution and commercial banks; public deposits, trade

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finance

credit, ICD

IV 19-23



Loan from financial institution and commercial banks; public deposits, trade credit, ICD

V 26-30

05 8 Unit 8- Small Business

Entrepreneurship Development- concept, characteristics and need; Start -up India ; Intellectual Property rights; MSMED Act 2006; Role of small business ; Government schemes

Dec-18 II 03-08



06 9 Unit 9- Internal Trade

Meaning and types; services rendered by a wholesaler and a retailer GST- concept and key features Types of retail trade

ES - 2 DATE: 03 Dec-18 Dec Unit 4- Business Services Unit 5- Emerging Modes Of Business Unit 6- Social Responsibility of Business and Business Ethics III 10-

15 10– Annual Athletic Meet 15-Sports Day


Large scale retail trade- Departmental stores and chain stores

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Automatic vending machines

IV 17-22



Main documents of internal trade; terms of trade

V 24-28


02 3 Unit 10- International Trade

International Trade- concept and benefits




Export trade- meaning , objectives and procedure



Import trade- meaning, objectives and procedure

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 8 Unit 10- International Trade

Documents involved in international trade

IV 28-31 04

5 Unit 10- International Trade

Documents involved in international trade WTO- meaning, objectives

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Revision


06 9 Project work Term 2 Revision

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04


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Class – XI

Sub: Geography

Weekly Syllabus





(Staff)

05 8 1. GEOGRAPH

Y AS A DISCIPLINE

THE STATUS AND CONTEXT OF GEOGRAPHICAL STUDIES

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18 1.geography as a Discipline 2.Evolution of the Universe

II 09-13 05 8 2. EVOLUTION

OF THE UNIVERSE

FORMATION OF PLANETS ,SATELLITES,EARTH,MOON ,SOLAR SYSTEM


06 8 CONT.

IV 23-27 05 8 EARTHQUAKES

CAUSE AND EFFECT


02

3 VOLCANOES

TYPES AND LANDFORMS

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 4 CONT.


05 GEOMORPHIC PROCESSES

EARTH MOVEMENTS WEATHERING

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05 WORK OF A RIVER


04

CONT.

V 27-31

05 CONT.


01 REVISION


Celebrations

04 REVISION

Mid Term Exam



06

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

1. GEOGRASPHY AS A DISCIPLINE

2. 2.EVOLUTION OF UNIVERSE

3. 3.GEOMORPHIC PROCESS

4. EARTH QUAKE 5. VOLCANOES 6. WEATHERING 7. GEOMORPHIC

PROCESS


V 24-28


05


06-Working Saturday,

05

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Prize Distribution (IX-XII)


06 WEGENERS THEORY


02 PLATE TECTONICS


27-Karva Chouth

04 CONT.

V 29-31 03 CONT.


Nov-18 I 01-03


03

II 05-10


(Students)

02

III 12-16

15- Annual Day 05 FACTORS AFFECTING TEMPERATURE

LATITUDE ALTITUDE DISTASNCE FROM SEA

IV 19-23

21-Milad-un-Nabi 23-Guru Nanak’s

Birthday

03 HUMIDITY

SATURATED AIR UNSATURATED AIR TYPES OF RAINFALL

V 26-30

05 CONT.

Dec-18 II 03- 08-Working Saturday 06 ES - 2

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08 (Student) 08 – Annual Athletic

Meet

DATE: 03 Dec-18 Dec

III 10-15


15-Sports Day

06 SALINITY

CAUSES FOR VARIATION

IV 17-22


06

V 24-28

24,25 – Christmas Holidays

26,27,28 – TAFS MUN

02 STRUCTURE OF OCEAN FLOOR



06 INDIA PHYSICAL FEATURES


06 CONT.

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 AND DRAINAGE

IV 28-31 04

REVISION


02

II 04-09 09-Working Saturday, 06

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Citation Ceremony, Open House (X& XII)

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04


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Class – XI

Sub: History

Weekly Syllabus





Saturday (Staff)

05 From the beginning of time

The story of Human Evolution. The precusors of modern humans. The replacement and regional continuity models, ways of obtaining food. Map Work.

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18 From the Beginning of Time and Writing and City Life II 09-13 05

Writing and City Life

Non Food Producers, specialization and concept of writing. Why where civilizations around a river?


06

Urbanizations, movement of goods, devlopement of writing, system of writing, script, ;literacy rate.

IV 23-27 05

Question and Answers, Map Work


02

Urbanization of Southern Mesopotamia, life in the city ,trading towns ,city, legacy of writing

Aug-18

I 01-03 03 An Empire Across Three Continents

The Early empire and The Third Century Crisis

II 06-11 11-Working Saturday,

05

Gender, Literacy, culture, economic expansion, controlling workers and social hierarchies.

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Open House




05

Question and Answers, Map Work


04

The Central Islamic Lands

The Rise of Islam in Arabia, faith, community and politics. The Caliphate, Umayyeds

V 27-31

05 The Three Ordrers

Introduction to Feudalism, Nobility and Manorial system .Knights, peasants, agricultural technology and fourteenth century crisis.

Sep-18

I 01 12- Working Saturday (Students)

01

Question and Answers, Map work

II 03-08 03-Janmashtami

05- Teachers’ Day Celebrations

04

Revision

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24

Sep


06

Mid Term/ HYE Exam

From the Beginning of Time, Writing and City Life, An Empire Across three IV 17-21 21-Muharram 04

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Continents, Th Central Islamic Emire, The Three Orders and Map Work.

V 24-28


05 Changing Cultural Traditions

The Revival of Indian Cities, Universities, Humanism, Science and Philosophy, Realism

Oct-18

I 01-06 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday


05

Architecture,Print,books,debates within Christanity,Copernicus Revolution,question and Answer and Map work.


06 The Confrontation of Culture

Communities of the Carribean and the Brazil, Incas of the Peru, voyages of exploration, Spanish Wr Cnsequences, Question and Answer, Map Work


02 Industrial Revolution

Why Britain Industrialized.


27-Karva Chouth

04 TownsTrade,Finance,Coal,Iron,Cotton,Spinning,Railways,Cana and changed lives

V 29-31 03

Impact,condition of women workers and children, protest and reform movement.


Nov-18

I 01-03

03-Working Saturday

03 Paths to Modernization

Contemporary China and Japan,

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(Students)

II 05-10

06-09 Diwali Holidays

10-Working

Saturday (Students)

02

Lifestyle of Chinese and Japanese .

III 12-16

15- Annual Day

05

Question and Answer,Map Work

IV 19-23

21-Milad-un-Nabi

23-Guru Nanak’s Birthday

03

Geographical Features of China and Japan,The Manchu Dynasty,weakness,The Republican Revolution .

V 26-30

05 Project Work

Dec-18

II 03-08


08 – Annual

Athletic Meet

06

Communist Party,roleof Mao,formation of Soviet,victory of CCP.

ES - 2 DATE: 03 Dec-18 Dec Changing Cultural Traditions The Confrontation of Culture

III 10-15


15-Sports Day

06

Conflict within the Communust Party,The Socialist Man,the Great Leap Forward,

IV 17-22


06

Japan,Its Opening,Arrival of Perry,aggressive Nationalism,militarism.

V 24- 24,25 – 02

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28 Christmas Holidays

26,27,28 – TAFS MUN


Jan-19

I 07-12 12-Working Saturday, Open House

06

Changes in Japan,participation in Second World War,Revision and Question and Answers


06

III 21-25 26-Republic Day

05

IV 28-31 04

Feb-19

I 01-02 02-Working Saturday, Farewell(XII)

02


06

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04

Mar-19


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Class – XI

Sub: Home Science

Weekly Syllabus





05 05

Unit I: Concept of Home Science and its Scope

(i) Evolution of the discipline of Home Science (ii) Five major areas

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18

Unit I: Concept of Home Science and its Scope Unit II: Human development: life span approach (Part I) (i) Introduction to different stages infancy,

II 09-13 05

(iii) Relevance in improving the quality of life

III 16-21 21-Working Saturday (Student) 06

Unit II: Human development: life span approach (Part I)

(i) Introduction to different stages infancy, early childhood, childhood, adolescence, adulthood and old age (a) Infancy (birth to 2 years): Physical – height, weight and body proportions; motor development, ; motor development Social and Emotional development;

IV 23-27 05

Cognitive and Language

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development during 0-3 months, 3-6 months , 6-9 months, 9-12 months and 1-2 years (milestones only);


b) Early childhood (3-6 years): characteristics (c) Childhood (7-11 years): behavioural problems of children and suggestive measures

Aug-18 I 01-03 03

(ii) Protection from preventable disease:

(a) Immunization – (i) concept and types (natural and acquired), (ii) breast feeding (one of the ways to develop natural immunity);


05

(iii) immunization chart; (b) Symptoms, prevention, after care and incubation period of childhood diseases: Tuberculosis, Diphtheria, Pertussis (whooping cough), Tetanus, Polio, Measles, Cholera, Diarrhoea and Chicken Pox.

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05

(iii) Substitute care at home and outside:

(a) by Grandparents, crèche/day care centres (b) integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS) – objectives and functions


04

(iv) Special needs and care of disadvantaged and differently-abled children:

Socially Disadvantaged, Visually Impaired (partial and complete), Hearing Impaired, Orthopedically Impaired (affected/missing limb)

V 27-31

05

(v) Managing Emergencies

First aid to cuts, burns, fractures, bites (snake, dog and insects), poisoning, fainting, asthma, heart attack, drowning.


01

Unit III: Food, Nutrition, Health and Fitness

(i) Definition of food, nutrition, health

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(WHO) and fitness.


Celebrations

04

(ii) Functions of food: Physiological (body building, energy giving, protective,

regulatory)

Psychological

Social

Mid Term Exam


Unit I: Concept of Home Science and its Scope Unit II: Human development: life span approach (Part I)

Unit III: Food, Nutrition, Health and Fitness (i) Definition of food, nutrition, health (WHO) and fitness. (ii) Functions of food:



V 24-28


05

Oct-18 I 01-06 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday 06-Working Saturday, Prize

Distribution (IX-XII)

05

(iii) Selection of food for optimum nutrition and good health: (a) Nutrients: sources, functions and deficiency and its prevention; Proteins,

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Carbohydrates, Fats, Vitamins- Fat soluble (A, D, E, K) and water soluble (B1, B2, Niacin, Folic acid, B12 and Vitamin C), Minerals (Calcium, Iron, Zinc and Iodine).


06

(iv) Maximizing nutritive value of food by proper selection, preparation and storage:

(a) Selection of foods: Fruits, vegetables, egg, fish, poultry, meat, milk and milk products, spices, cereals and pulses and convenience food. Storage of foods: Perishable, semi perishable, non perishable and convenience food.


02

(b) Food Processing Food spoilage & its reasons. Food processing methods – Dehydration, Freezing. Use of preservatives: Natural and chemical.

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27-Karva Chouth

04 (c) Preparation of food: Principles Methods: boiling, steaming, pressure cooking, deep and shallow frying, baking,sautéing, roasting, grilling, solar cooking and microwave cooking.

V 29-31 03

Loss of nutrients and steps to minimize nutrient loss during preparation. Methods of enhancing nutrient availability germination, fermentation, fortification and food combination.


Nov-18 I 01-03


03 Unit IV: Family and Community Resources

(i) Concept of Family and Community resources (ii) Types, Management and Conservation of: (a) Human / Personal

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Resources: knowledge, skills, time, energy, aptitude. (b) Non-human / material resources: money, goods, property. (c) Community facilities / shared resources: Schools, parks, hospitals, roads, transport, water, electricity, library, fuel and fodder. (Keeping community spaces clean and use of environment friendly measures)

II 05-10


(Students)

02

(iii) Management: (a) Meaning and need for management. (b) Steps in management: planning, organizing, controlling, implementing and evaluation. (c) Decision making and its role in management.

III 12-16

15- Annual Day 05

(iv) Time, energy and space management: (a) Need and procedure for

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managing time and energy. (b) Work simplifications: Techniques for time and energy management.

IV 19-23


03

(c) Need and ways of space management. (d) Elements of art and principles of design.

V 26-30

05

(e) Use of colours, light and accessories in space management; Prang colour wheel, dimensions of colours, classes and colour schemes.

Dec-18 II 03-08

08-Working Saturday (Student) 08 – Annual Athletic Meet

06

Unit V: Fabric and Apparel

(i) Introduction to Fibre Science: (a) Classifications of fibre Natural: cotton, silk and wool Manufactured: rayon, nylon and polyester Blends: terry cot, terry silk, terry wool


Unit III: Food, Nutrition, Health and Fitness Unit IV: Family and Community Resources

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(b) Characteristics of fibre (c) Suitability for use

III 10-15


06 (ii) Fabric Construction:

(a) Yarn making: Basic procedure of making yarn. Simple: Two Ply, Four Ply, Multiple and Cord Novelty: Slub, Knot, Flock, Spiral Blended yarns (b) Weaving: Basic Mechanism Concept of Looms Types of weaves - Plain (Basket and Rib), Twill, Satin and Sateen weave. A brief mention of special weave: Pile and Jacquard. Effect of weave on appearance, durability and maintenance of garment.

IV 17-22


06

(c) Other methods of fabric constructions: knitting, non-woven

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fabrics: felting and bonding (iii) Fabric Finishes: (a) Meaning and importance. (b) Classification of finishes: Basic finishes: cleaning, scouring, singeing, bleaching, stiffening,

calendering and tentering Functional Finishes: Water proofing, sanforization, mercerization, moth proofing.

V 24-28


02

iv) Dyeing and Printing (a) Importance of dyeing and printing (b) Types and sources of Dyes-natural, synthetic c) Methods of Dyeing and Printing: (Plain Dyeing; tie and dye; Batik printing; Block printing.


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06

Unit VI: Community Development and Extension (Part I)

(i) Respect for girl child


06

(ii) Media: Concept, Classification, Function

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05

(iii) Communication: - Concept - Importance - Method - Types - Elements - Effective communicative skills

IV 28-31 04

(iv) Keeping community spaces clean


02

Revision


06

Revision

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04


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Class – XI

Sub: IP

Weekly Syllabus





05

Unit I

Chapter 1 Computer System Organization.

INTRODUCTION What is a computer? Its need? Its functions? Parts of a computer?

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18

Unit I Chapter 1 Computer System Organization. (4 marks)

Chapter 2 Input output and secondary memory(2 marks)

Chapter 3 Concepts of Computer Software(4 marks)

Unit III RDBMS

Database Concepts(4 marks)

Introduction to MySql(4 marks)

MySql Query statement- Select,

II 09-13 05

Unit III

Chapter 1 Database Concepts

Introduction to data base concept

Relational data base and

terminology,

CREATING A DATABASE,TABLE OPENING A DATABSE AND TABLE, INSERTING RECORDS, SELECT STATEMENT


06

Unit III

Chapter 1 Database Concepts

SELECT STATEMENT

Different clauses like NULL

,Distinct, All like Between, In,

like, ORDER BY etc.

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IV 23-27 05

Unit I

Chapter 1 Computer

System Organization.

Chapter 4 MySql

SELECT Query

statement

Chapter 5 Functions in

MySql

Software and hardware concepts

SQL ALTER TABLE statement Changing data with DML

commands.

UPDATE

MySQL functions- Math

update, delete drop table,create table with constraints (12 m)


Chapter 5 Functions in MySql

MySQL functions- String CoNSTRAINTS

default , check, primary key

Aug-18 I 01-03 03

Unit 2

Chapter 1 Starting Java

Introduction to java how to open an application in java net beans

Usage of non GUI commandsSystem.out.print(),

System.out.println()


05

Unit 2

Chapter 3 Working with

Swing Controls

Chapter 4 Variables and Data types in Java

Java GUI toolkit ( to

draw/move/resize/remove swing

control in a frame, object naming ,

working with label, text field,

button, text area.

Java character set, token

concept of data types


05

Chapter 4 Variables concept of variable, constant, reserved words

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and Data types in Java


04

Unit 2

Chapter 10 Programming Methodology

Unit 2

Chapter 5 Java Operators and Expressions

Stylistic guide line, characteristic of good program, stages of program development, type of errors Text interface in GUIs, operators

in java

Different types of operators

Expressions, java statements

V 27-31

05

Chapter 5 Java Operators and Expressions

inbuilt functions.


01 revision


Celebrations

04 Revision

Mid Term Exam

Date : 10 Sep – 24

Sep

Unit I Computer

System

Organization.(10m)

Unit 2 Java 20 m

Unit 3 SQL 40m


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V 24-28


05 Chapter 6 Branching in Java

Discussion of Term I paper

Introduction to branching Syntax of Switch statement and if statement



05

Chapter 6 Branching in Java

Chapter 7 Looping in Java

Switch statement and if statement

Programs based on these statements Introduction to Looping


06


Syntax of iteration statements( for, while, do…while)


02


iteration statements( for, while, do…while) Programs based on these statements


27-Karva Chouth

04 Chapter 7 Looping in Java

Jumping statements

break, continue

V 29-31 03



03

Chapter 6 Branching in Java


Revision of selection and

iteration statement

With examples

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(Students)

02 Swing controls

Radio button and check box

Programs based on these

List and combo Box

Programs based on these

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05


03

Unit 2

Chapter 8 Methods in Java

Why are methods used?

Method/function declaration

use of keyword void

V 26-30 05 Chapter 8 Methods in Java

Method/function definition



06 Unit 2

Chapter 8 Methods in Java

Accessing/Invoking a method.

User defined functions

returning from function


Working with

Swing Controls(4

marks)

Variables and

Data types in Java

(2 marks)

Java Operators

and Expressions(

2 marks)

Library functions(2


06 Revision

Revision


06


02

Unit 4 Chapter 1 IT

Application

Introduction

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marks)

branching in

java(13 marks)

Chapter 7 Looping in Java(7 marks)



06

Front end and back end interface

IT application - E_business, E_learning, E governance


06

Swing Controls II Multiple Frames

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05

Adding background to frames Programs based on swing controls Radio button check box list and combo Box

IV 28-31 04 Practical Exam


02 Revision Revision


06 Revision Revision Annual Exam

Unit 2 Java 30 m

arks

Unit 3 SQL 35

marks

Unit 4 IT application 5 marks

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04


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THE AIR FORCE SCHOOL: SUBROTO PARK: DELHI CANTT-110010

Class – XI

Sub: POLITICAL SCIENCE

Weekly Syllabus





05 Brief Introduction to the discipline - political science

Chapter 1: - The constitution: why and how?

Discussed different important terms of political science

Why do we need a constitution?

How was the Indian constitution made?

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18

BOOK 1 – INDIAN CONSTITUTION AT WORK CHAPTER 1 - THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION; WHY AND HOW? CHAPTER 2 – RIGHTS OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION

II 09-13 05

Chapter 1: - The constitution: why and how?

Institutional Arrangements of the Indian constitution


06 Chapter 2: - Rights of the Indian Constitution

Importance of Rights

Fundamental

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Rights of the Indian constitution: -

1. Right to Equality

2. Right to Freedom

3. Right against Exploitation

4. Right to Freedom of Religion

5. Cultural and Educational Rights

6. Right to constitutional Remedies

IV 23-27 05

Chapter 2: - Rights of the Indian constitution

Chapter 3: - Elections and

Directive principles of state policy

Fundamental Rights

Amendments in Fundamental Rights

Direct and Indirect Democracy

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Representation in India

Elections systems in India

First past the post system

Single transferable vote system

Problem in Indian Electoral system

Electoral Reforms


Chapter 4: - The Legislature

Role of Legislature in a democracy

Bicameral system of Legislature

The Lok Sabha – powers and functions

Aug-18 I 01-03 03

Chapter 4: - The Legislature

The Rajya Sabha - powers and functions

The state Legislatures

The Law-Making Procedure


05 Chapter 5: - The Executive

Functions of the executive

Parliamentary

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executive in India

The president of India – powers and functions

The vice – president of India

The prime minister of India – powers and functions

The council of ministers

The state Executive – the chief minister and the governor



05

Chapter 6: - The judiciary

Rule of Law

Need and importance of and Independent judiciary

Structure of the Indian judicial system

The supreme court and the chief justice of India, powers and functions of supreme court

The state judicial system / high

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court and district courts – powers of high courts

Judicial Review and Public Interest Litigation


04

Chapter 1: - Introduction to political theory (BOOK 2)

Meaning and scope of political theory

Utility and significance of the study of political theory

V 27-31

05 Chapter 2: - Freedom

Freedom of the Individual

Negative and positive liberty

Harm principle Freedom of

speech and expression


01


Celebrations

04

Mid Term Exam

Date: 10 Sep – 24

Sep

BOOK 1 – INDIAN

CONSTITUTION AT

WORK

CHAPTER 1 – THE

INDIAN

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CONSTITUTION;

WHY AND HOW?

CHAPTER 2 –

RIGHTS OF THE

INDIAN

CONSTITUTION

CHAPTER 3 –

ELECTIONS AND

REPRESENTATION

CHAPTER 4 - THE

LEGISLATURE

CHAPTER 5 – THE

EXECUTIVE

CHAPTER 6 – THE

JUDICIARY

BOOK 2 –

POLITICAL

THEORY

CHAPTER 1 –

INTRODUCTION TO

POLITICAL THEORY

CHAPTER 2 –

FREEDOM



V 24-28


05 BOOK 1 – INDIAN

Features of the Indian Federal

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CONSTITUTION AT WORK

Chapter 7 Federalism

structure – strong center

Constitutional Provisions



05 Chapter 7 -Federalism

Conflicts in Indian Federal structure

Special provisions for some states


06 Chapter 8: - Local self-government

Need of local Administration

73rd and 74th Amendments Acts


02 Chapter 8: - Local self-government

Local Administration in Rural and Urban Area


27-Karva Chouth

04 Chapter 9: - Constitution as a Living Document

Indian constitution; A Dynamic Document

Procedure for Amendments to the constitution

V 29-31 03 Chapter 10: - Philosophy of the Indian Constitution

Core provisions to the Indian constitution

Criticism and limitation to the

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Indian constitution


Nov-18 I 01-03


03 Chapter 3: - Equality

Equality in society

Natural and social inequalities

Dimensions –forms of equality

II 05-10


(Students)

02 Chapter 3: - Equality

Liberal/ Marxist / Feminist views of equality

How can equality be promoted in society?

Critical evaluation of affirmative action

III 12-16

15- Annual Day 05 Chapter 4: - social justice

Just distribution

John Rawls

IV 19-23


03

Chapter 4: - social justice

theory of justice

Pursuing social justice

Conclusion

V 26-30

05 Chapter 5: - Rights

Importance of Rights

Kinds of Rights

Dec-18 II 03-08


06

Chapter 5: - Rights

Relationship between Rights and Duties

ES - 2 DATE: 03 Dec-18

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Concept of Natural Rights

Theory of Legal Rights

Dec

BOOK 1 – INDIAN CONSTITUTION AT WORK CHAPTER 7 – FEDERALISM CHAPTER 8 – LOCAL SELF GOVERNMENTS CHAPTER 9 – CONSTITUTION AS A LIVING DOCUMENT CHAPTER 10 – THE PHILOSOPHY OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION

III 10-15


06 Chapter 6: - Secularism

Definition of Secular State

Western and Indian Concept of Secularism

IV 17-22


06 Chapter 6: - Secularism

Criticism of Indian Secularism

Is Secularism suitable for India?

Conclusion

V 24-28


02 Chapter 7: - Nationalism

Defining the concept of Nation and Nationalism

National self determination



06 Chapter 7: - Nationalism

National self determination

Critique of Nationalism

BOOK 1 – THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION AT WORK ( COMPLETE)

BOOK 2 – POLITICAL THEORY (COMPLETE)


06 Chapter 8: - Citizenship

Citizens and Nation

Rights and obligations

Duties of citizenship

Equality among

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citizens Global

citizenship

III 21-25 26-Republic Day 05 Chapter 9: - Peace

War vs peace

Eliminating violence

Terrorism

Different Approaches to establish peace

Contemporary challenges

And Initiatives

IV 28-31 04

Chapter 10: Development

Different models of Development

Criticism of the different models

Alternative conceptions of development

Conclusion

Feb-19 I 01-02 02-Working Saturday, Farewell (XII)

02

REVISION


06

REVISION

III 11-15 05

REVISION

IV 18-22 05

REVISION

V 25-28 04

REVISION


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Class – XI

Sub: PSYCHOLOGY

Weekly Syllabus





05 04

Ch 1 : What Is Psychology ?

Ice Breaker Activity

Define : Psychology

Psychology as a discipline

Evolution of Psychology

ES-1 Date: 30Jul 18 – 08 Aug 18 CH 1 : What is Psychology ?

II 09-13 05 08

Ch 1 : What Is Psychology?

Branches of psychology

Themes of application and research

Psychologists at work

III 16-21 21-Working Saturday (Student) 06 09

Ch 1 : What Is Psychology?

Chapter 2: Methods Of Enquiry In Psychology

Psychology in everyday life

Revision

Introduction

Goals of psychological enquiry

Steps in conducting

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Psychological research .

IV 23-27 05 08

Chapter 2: Methods Of Enquiry In Psychology PRACTICAL

Observation method

Experimental method

Correlational method

Survey research Project work discussion


02


Psychological test

Aug-18 I 01-03 03 03


Case study Analysis of data

Limitations of psychological enquiry

Ethical issues Revision


05 08

Chapter 3 : The Bases of Human

Introduction

Nervous System

Central Nervous system

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Behavior

Endocrine system



05 08

Chapter 3 : The Bases of Human Behavior

Ch 4 : Human Development

Socialisation

Revision

Introduction

Life Span perspective on development


04 06

Ch 4 : Human Development

Models of

development

Prenatal Stage

Childhood stage development

Adolescence

V 27-31

05 08 Ch 4 : Human Development

Challenges of adolescents

Revision


01 01

II 03-08 03-Janmashtami 05- Teachers’ Day Celebrations

04 04

Mid Term Exam


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Ch 1 :What is

psychology ?

Ch 2:Methods of

enquiry in

psychology

Ch 3 :Biological

bases of

behavior

Ch4 :Human

development



V 24-28


05 08 Chapter 5 : Sensory , Attentional , perceptual processes

Introduction

Sense Modalities

Adaptation

Selective attention

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Principles of perceptual organisation

Oct-18 I 01-06 02-Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday 06-Working Saturday, Prize

Distribution (IX-XII)

05 08

Chapter 5 : Sensory , Attentional , perceptual processes

Monocular and binocular cues

Illusions

Factors influencing perception


06 08 Ch 6 : Learning

Introduction

Classical Conditioning

Operant conditioning



Observational Learning


27-Karva Chouth


Cognitive learning

Verbal learning

Skill learning

V 29-31 03 03 Ch 6 : Learning

Learning disabilities

Application of learning principles

Revision



03 03

Chapter 7 : Introduction

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Human memory

Nature of memory

Information processing approach


(Students)

02 02 Chapter 7 : Human memory

Levels of processing approach

Introduction of practical :learning experiment –two

III 12-16 15- Annual Day 05 02

Chapter 7 : Human memory

Practicals : Learning Experiment 1


03 03 Chapter 7 : Human memory

Types of Long term Memory

Memory as a constructive process

V 26-30 05 08

Chapter 7 : Human memory

Forgetting Causes of forgetting

Enhancing memory

Revision

Dec-18 II 03-08 08-Working Saturday (Student) 08 – Annual Athletic Meet

06 08 Ch 8 : Thinking

Introduction

Problem solving

Reasoning


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Decision making

Ch 6 : Learning


06 06 Ch 8 Thinking

Creative thinking

Strategies to enhance creative thinking

Barriers in creative thinking


06 08 Ch 8 Thinking

Process of creative thinking

Types of creative thinking


02 02 Ch 8 Thinking

Revision Practical 2 : Learning experiment



06 08

Chapter 9 : Motivation and emotions

Motivational

cycle

Types of motives

Maslow hierarchy of needs

Frustration and conflicts


06 08

Chapter 9 : Motivation and

Emotions

Physiological

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emotions

bases of emotions

Cognitive bases of emotions

Managing negative emotions

Enhancing positive emotions


Chapter 9 : Motivation and emotions

Enhancing positive emotions

Managing negative emotions

IV 28-31 04

04 Chapter 9 : Motivation and emotions

Revision


02


06

III 11-15 05

IV 18-22 05

V 25-28 04

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