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

Class – XII

Sub: English

Weekly Syllabus

Academic Session 2016-17

Month Week Dates Days No of Periods

Chapter Contents Syllabus

Mar-16 I 08-11 04

4 Flamingo Prose

The Last Lesson.

Lost Spring.

A reading and discussion. Thematic level analysis, characters/personalities, style of language.

II 14-18 05

Flamingo: Poetry.

1. My Mother at

Sixty-Six. Prose

Deep Water

A reading and discussion. Thematic level analysis, characters/personalities, style of language.

Comprehension of poetic expression: understanding poetic devices, connecting with real life experiences

Understanding the genre, setting, background, discussing human predicaments. Thematic level analysis, characters/personalities, style of language.

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III 21-22

02 Poetry. An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum

A reading and discussion.

Comprehension of poetic expression: understanding poetic devices, connecting with real life experiences

Understanding the genre, setting, background, discussing human predicaments

IV 28-29 02

An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum (Contd) Vistas

1. The Tiger King.

Writing Skills: Business Letters 1. Letter of

Complaint.

Comprehension of poetic expression: understanding poetic devices, connecting with Understanding the genre, setting, background, discussing human predicaments

A reading and discussion. Thematic level analysis, characters/personalities, style of language. Understanding the satire

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Apr-16 I 04-09* 09 -Working Saturday (Staff)

06

1.Letter Placing Order, Cancelling order Vistas

1. The Enemy

Exam Series-I Date 04 April –02 May 11th April (Monday) Wt 1

The Last Lesson.

Lost Spring.

Deep Water

The Tiger King

My Mother at Sixty-Six.

An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum

Writing a letter of Complaint

II 11-13 03

1. The Enemy

III 18-23*

23-Working Saturday (Student) Prize Distribution VI-VIII

05 Novel: The Invisible Man –An Introduction

Understanding the background, setting.

H.G Wells-An introduction Knowing the writer

IV 25-29

05 Novel: The Invisible Man- 1- 5

The setting

Introduction of characters and their unique traits

Appreciating the mood and tone.

Understanding different types of passages, identifying the

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Reading Comprehension: Note Making; Summary Writing

main ideas .

Creating notes in an appropriate format.

Creating a short summary displaying a complete understanding of the passage

May-16 I 02-07*

07- Working Saturday (Staff)

06 Flamingo: Prose

1. The Rattrap The Rattrap contd.

Appreciating the unique fairy tale quality of the story and the skill of the writer. Understanding the themes through use of symbols.

Understanding the characters.

Thematic level understanding of the story

II 09-13

13-Open House ES-1 (2-3pm)

05 Flamingo

Keeping Quiet

Comprehending the layers of meaning in poem that seems deceptively simple

Completion of Registers .

***** SUMMER BREAK 15 MAY -30 JUN 2016 ******

Jul-16 I 04-09* 09- Working 05 Plot Analysis. Exam Series II

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Saturday (Staff) Open House IX-X

Novel: The Invisible Man Chapters : 12-15

Conflict Character Analysis

Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug 11 July Flamingo: The Last Lesson Lost Spring Deep Water The Rat Trap My Mother at Sixty- Six An Elementary school in a Slum Keeping Quiet Vistas: The Tiger King The Enemy The Invisible Man Chapters 1-11 Writing Tasks: Letter of Complaint Letter Placing Order, Cancelling Order Reading Comprehension

II 11-15 05 Flamingo: Prose

1. Indigo

Understanding the historical

significance of the lesson.

Appreciating the biographical style of writing

Appreciation of Gandhi’s

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leadership style.

III 18-23* 23-Working Saturday (Open House – VI-VIII)

06 Writing Tasks-Notice, Poster, Advertisement, Invitation, Letter to the Editor

Understanding the style and

format of the writing tasks. Drafting various kinds of

advertisements. Judging the appropriate form of

advertisement for a given situation.

Situations demanding a letter to the editor.

IV 25-29 05 Poetry:

A Thing of Beauty

Comprehending Nature poetry and understanding Keats’ depiction of Nature

Aug-16 I 01-05 05 Writing Tasks: Application for a job Article, Speech

The Components of the letter , drafting a C.V

The organization and format of an Article

The essential features of a Speech and the difference

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between a speech and an article

II 08-13* 13-Working Saturday (Students)

06 Vistas:

1. Should Wizard Hit Mommy

Understanding the following: The predicament of the skunk. Jack’s desire for dominance.

Jo’s independence

III 15-19 19-Open House ES-2 (2pm)

03 Novel: Chapters 16-18

Plot summary and analysis Quotations from chapters and

analysis

IV 22-27* 27-Open House XI(WT1), IX & X (WT2)

05

Novel: Chapters 19-24

Major themes, events and characterization.

V 29-31

03 Writing Tasks: Writing a Report Writing a Factual

Essential features, style, organization etc

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Description. Novel: An overview and discussion of the various facets

Sep-16 I 01-03* 03-Working Saturday (Staff)

03 Recap – Writing Skill Areas

II 05-09 05 Recap- Literature

HYE Date :13 Sep – 23 Sep

Flamingo

Prose

• The Last Lesson • Lost Spring • Deep Water • The Rat Trap Poetry

• My Mother at Sixty-Six • An Elementary School

Classroom in a Slum • Keeping Quiet

III 12-17* 17-Working Saturday (Students)

05

SA-1 Exam

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 Distribution of Answer Sheets.Discussion of Question Papers

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Vistas

• Tiger King • The Enemy • Should Wizard Hit

Mommy

Invisible Man: Chapters 1 to 20 Writing Tasks:

Notice,

Advertisements-all

types

Poster

Invitation and

Replies- all types

Application for a job

Letter placing an

order.

Letter of Complaint

Letter to the Editor

Article

Speech

Note Making and

Summary Writing

Reading Comprehension

Oct-16 I 03-08* 08- Working Saturday (Open House VI-

06 Vistas: On the Face of It

Appreciating the motivational

nature of the play and the

growth and development in the

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XII) 05- 5 period time-table starts

character of Derry.

Sensitization to the issue of a

humane treatment for the

differently abled.

II 17-22* 22-Working Saturday (Staff) Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

05 Writing Tasks: Letter of Enquiry Vistas: Evans Tries an O Level

The format, style organization of the letter.

Different questions to be worked out

III 24-28 05 Evans Tries an O Level(contd)

Appreciating the character of Evans with his sharpness of mind, clever moves and his understanding of the prison officials.

The details of the plot to be discussed at length.

* ** Au tu mn B r e ak 1 0 – 14 O cto b er 2 01 6 * **

Nov-16 I 01-04 03 Writing Tasks Writing a letter to the Principal of a School. Novel: Chapters 25-28

A summing up of the novel &

critical analysis

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06 Flamingo: Prose Going Places Poetry Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers

A discussion of the characters of Sophie, Jansie, Sophie’s brother and father.

Understanding of the central idea of the suppression of women.

Decoding the symbols used to understand the theme of the poem

III 14-19 19-Working Saturday (Students)

05 Vistas: Memories of Stolen Childhood

Gaining knowledge about the marginalized communities described in the chapter.

Forming a connection between the two different accounts.

IV 21-26* 26 - Annual Day 24 , 25 –

06

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Rehearsal for Annual Day

V 28-30 28 OFF in lieu of Annual Day

02 Mock Pre Board DATE: 30 Nov – 12 Dec

Dec-16 I 01-02 02

The Entire Syllabus

II 05-10* 10-Working Saturday (Student) Athletic Events

06

III 12-17* 17 – Sports Day

05

IV 19-23 23- Open House Mock PB

04

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19 OFF in lieu of Sports Day

V 26-29

04

* ** Wi nt er Br e a k f r o m 3 0 D ec to 06 Ja n 20 17 ** *

Jan-17 I 09-14* 14-Working Saturday (Students) Open House XI(WT2)

06

Pre Board Date: 10 Jan 17 – 24 Jan 17 The Entire Syllabus

II 16-20 05

III 23-28* 28-Working Saturday (Class XII Farewell)

05

IV 30-31 02

Feb-17 I 01-04* 04-Working 04

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Saturday Citation Ceremony Open House PB

II 06-10 05

III 13-18* 18 – Working Saturday (students)

06

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: MATHEMATICS

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16

I 08-11 04

Chapter – 3 Matrices

Matrices: Concept, notation, equality, types of matrices, Zero matrix, transpose of a matrix, symmetric, and skew symmetric matrices, addition multiplication, scalar multiplication of matrix, simple properties of addition, multiplication,

.

II 14-18 05

Chapter – 3 Matrices Chapter – 4 Determinants

Scalar, multiplicative, noncommutatively of matrix multiplication and existence of non zero matrixes whose product is Zero restricted to square matrix? Matrix of order 2. Concept of elementary row and column operation. Invertible matrices and proof the uniqueness of inverse if it exists

Determinants:- Determinants of square matrix up to 3x3 matrix.

III 21-22

02 Chapter – 4 Determinants

Properties of determinants,

IV 28-29 02

Chapter – 4 Determinants

Applications of determinants in finding the area of triangle.

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Apr-16

I 04-09*

09 -Working Saturday (Staff)

06

09

Chapter – 4 Determinants

Cofator, Adjoint and inverse, of a square matrix.

Determinants:-Consistency inconsistency and no. of solutions of system of linear equations by example

Exam Series-I Date 04 April –02 May

Chapter – 1 Relations and functions


II 11-13 03 05


Types of functions. Composition of functions

III 18-23*


05 09 Chapter – 1 Relations and functions

Chapter – 2 Inverse Trigonometric functions

Composition of functions(contd.) Invertible functions

Definition, Range, Domain,

IV 25-29

05 09 Chapter – 2 Inverse Trigonometric Functions

Chapter – 5 Continuity and

Differentiability

Principle value branches, graphs of inverse trigonometric functions.

Properties of inverse trig functions.

Continuity.

May-16

I 02-07*


06 09

Chapter – 5 Continuity and Differentiability

Differentiability

Derivatives of composite function, chain rule derivative of inverse trig function,

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Chapter – 6 Applications of Derivatives

derivatives of implicit function.

concept and derivatives of exponential logarithmic functions and parametric functions derivatives of ex,

second order derivatives, Roll ’s and Langrage ’s mean values theorem (without proof).

Rate of change,

II 09-13


05 09


Syllabus for

exam series 2

is completed

by 13 May

Increasing/ Decreasing functions,

Tangents and normal,


Jul-16 I 04-09*

09- Working Saturday (Staff) Open House IX-X

05 09


Approximation of derivative Maxima and minima (1st derivative test

and 2nd derivatives test Simple problem, Related to real life situations)

Miscellaneous problems on chapter 6

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug

Chapter – 1 Relations and Functions Chapter – 2 Inverse Trigonometric functions


Chapter – 5

II 11-15 05 09

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Continuity and Differentiability Chapter – 6 Applications of Derivatives: (i) Rate of change (ii) Increasing and Decreasingfunctions. (iii) Tangent and Normal.

III 18-23*

23-Working Saturday (Open House – VI-VIII)

06 09

09

Chapter – 7 Integrals

Integration as inverse process of Differentiation.

Integration of variety of function by substitution,

Integration by partial fraction, by parts and Integration based on formulas.

Definite Integral :

Definite integral as a limit of sum,

Fundamental theorem of integral calculus

Basic properties and integration based on properties of definite integrals.

IV 25-29 05

Aug-16

I 01-05 05 09

Chapter – 8 Applications of the Integrals

Finding the area under simple curves especially lines, circles/parabolas/ellipses (in standard form only).

Finding the area between the above two said curves (region should be clearly identified).

II 08-13*

13-Working Saturday

06 09 Chapter – 9 Differential Equations :- definition, order

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(Students) Differential Equations

Chapter – 9 Differential Equations

and degree,

Formation of differential equations whose general solution is given,

General and particular solution of Differential equations by : Variable separable method, Solution of homogeneous differential equation of 1st order and 1st degree.


03 04

IV 22-27*

27-Open House XI(WT1), IX & X (WT2)

05 09

V 29-31

03 05

05

05


Revision

Types of Relation Binary operations

Miscellaneous problems on chapter 1

HYE Date :13 Sep –

23 Sep

TERM - I

Chapter – 1 Relations and Functions Chapter – 2 Inverse Trigonometric functions


Chapter – 5 Continuity and Differentiability Chapter – 6 Application of Derivatives Chapter – 7 Integrals Chapter – 8 Application of the Integrals Chapter – 9

Sep-16

I 01-03*

03-Working Saturday (Staff)

03

II 05-09 05

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Differential Equations

III 12-17*

17-Working Saturday (Students)

05 09

SA-1 Exam

IV 19-23 05 09

V 26-30

05 09 Chapter – 10 Vectors

Vector:-Types of vectors, equal, unit, zero, parallel and collinear vectors, position vector of a point, negative of a vector,

Component of a vector, addition of vectors. Multiplication of vector by scalar, position vector of a point dividing a line segment in a given ratio.

Scalar (dot) product of vectors Direction, Cosines and direction ratio of vectors Projection of a vector on a line,

Oct-16

I 03-08*

08- Working Saturday (Open House VI-XII) 05- 5 period time-table starts

06 09 Chapter – 10 Vectors

Chapter – 11 Three dimensional geometry

Cross product of vectors. Scalar triple product of vectors.

Three dimensional geometry: - Direction cosines, Direction Ratios of a line join two points.

II 17-22*

22-Working Saturday (Staff) Prize Distribution

05 09

Chapter – 11 Three

dimensional

Cartesian and vector equation of a line, Coplanar and skew lines. Shortest distance between two lines , Cartesian and vector equation of a

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(IX-XII) geometry

Chapter – 12 Linear Programming

plane. Angle between (i) two lines (ii) two

planes, (iii) a line and a plane. Distance of a point from a plane

Introduction, definition of related terminology such as Constraints, objective function, Optimization, different type of linear Programming (L.P),

Mathematical Formulation of Linear Programming Problems

III 24-28 05 09

* * * Autumn Break 10 – 14 October 2016 * * *

Nov-16

I 01-04 03 05

Chapter – 12 Linear Programming

. Graphical method of solution for

problems in two variable, feasible and infeasible regions.

Optimal feasible solutions (up to three non -trivial constraints)

II 07-12*


06 09

Chapter -13 Probability

Conditional probability. Multiplication theorem on probability. Independent events.


05 09

Chapter -13 Probability

Total probability, Baye’s theorem. Random variable and its probability

distribution, mean and variance of random variable.

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Repeated independent (Bernoulli) trails and Binomial Distribution.

IV 21-26*

26 - Annual Day 24 , 25 – Rehearsal for Annual Day

06

REVISION


02 Mock Pre Board DATE: 30 Nov – 12 Dec Complete Syllabus: (Chapter-1 to Chapter 13)

Dec-16

I 01-02 02

II 05-10*

10-Working Saturday (Student) Athletic Events

06

III 12-17*

17 – Sports Day

05

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IV 19-23 23- Open House Mock PB 19 OFF in lieu of Sports Day

04

V 26-29

04

* * * Winter Break f rom 30 Dec to 06 Jan 2017 * * *

Jan-17

I 09-14*

14-Working Saturday (Students) Open House XI(WT2)

06

Pre Board Date: 10 Jan 17 – 24 Jan 17

II 16-20 05

III 23-28*

28-Working Saturday (Class XII Farewell)

05

IV 30-31 02

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Feb-17

I 01-04*

04-Working Saturday Citation Ceremony Open House PB

04

II 06-10 05

III 13-18*

18 – Working Saturday (students)

06

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: Physics

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16 I 08-11 04

04 Chapter 1: Electric Charges and Fields

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Electric Charges

1.3 Conductors and Insulators

1.4 Charging by induction

1.5 Basic Properties of Electric Charge

1.6 Coulomb’s Law 1.7 Force between Multiple

Charges

II 14-18 05

05 Chapter 1: Electric Charges and Fields

1.8 Electric Field

1.9 Electric Field Lines

1.10 Electric Flux 1.11 Electric Dipole

1.12 Dipole in a Uniform External

Field

1.13 Continuous charge distribution

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1.14 Gauss's Law

III 21-22

02 02 Chapter 1: Electric Charges and Fields

Chapter 2:

Electrostatic

potential and

Capacitance

1.15 Applications of Gauss's law

2.1 Introduction

2.2 Electrostatic potential

2.3 Potential due to a point charge

2.4 Potential due to an Electric Dipole 2.5 Potential due to a system of

charges

IV 28-29 02

02 Chapter 2:

Electrostatic

potential and

Capacitance

2.6 Equipotential surfaces

2.7 Potential energy of a system of

charges

2.8 Potential energy in an External

Field


06

06 Chapter 2:

Electrostatic

potential and

2.9 Electrostatics and Conductors

2.10 Dielectrics and polarization


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Capacitance

Practicals

2.11 Capacitors and Capacitance

2.12 The parallel plate capacitor

2.13 Effect of dielectric on

capacitance

2.14 Combination of Capacitors

2.15 Energy stored in a capacitors

To find resistance per unit length of a wire. To find resistivity of a given wire.

Chapter 1: Electric Charges and Fields

II 11-13 03 03 Chapter 3: Current

electricity

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Electric Current

3.3 Electric Currents in Conductors

3.4 Ohm's Law

3.5 Drift of electrons and the origin

of Resistivity

3.6 Limitations of Ohm's Law

To verify laws of series combination.

III 18-23*

23-Working Saturday (Student) Prize Distribution

05 06 Chapter 3: Current

electricity

3.7 Resistivity of various materials

3.8 Temperature dependence of Resistivity

3.9 Electrical Energy, Power

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VI-VIII Practical

3.10 Combination of Resistors—Series

and Parallel

3.11 Cells, emf, Internal Resistance

3.12 Cells in series and in Parallel

3.13 Kirchhoff's Laws

3.14 Wheatstone Bridge

To verify laws of parallel

combination.

IV 25-29

05 06 Chapter 3: Current

electricity

Chapter 4:Moving

Charges and

magnetism

Practical

3.15 Meter Bridge

3.16 Potentiometer

4.1 Introduction

4.2 Magnetic Force

4.3 Motion in a Magnetic Field

4.4 Motion in combined Electric and

Magnetic Fields

4.5 Magnetic Field due to a Current element, 4.6 BiotSavart law To compare emf of two cells

May-16 I 02-07*

07- Working Saturday

06 06 Chapter 4:Moving

4.7 Ampere's Circuital Law

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(Staff) Charges and

magnetism

4.8 The Solenoid and the Toroid

4.9 Force between two parallel

currents, the Ampere

II 09-13


05 06 Chapter 4:Moving

Charges and

magnetism

Practical

4.10 Torque on Current loop,

Magnetic dipole

4.11 The Moving Coil galvanometer

To find the internal R of a cell.


Jul-16 I 04-09* 09- Working Saturday (Staff) Open House IX-X

05 06 Chapter

5:Magnetism and

Matter

Practical

5.1 Introduction

5.2 The Bar Magnet

5.3 Magnetism and Gauss's Law

5.4 The Earth's Magnetism

5.5 Magnetisation and Magnetic

Intensity

5.6 Magnetic Properties of Materials

To find figure of merit of a galvanometer.

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug Chapter 1: Electric Charges and Fields Chapter 2: Electrostatic

potential and Capacitance

Chapter 3: Current

electricity

Chapter 4:Moving Charges

and magnetism

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II 11-15 05 06 Chapter

5:Magnetism and

Matter

Chapter 6:

Electromagnetic

Induction

Practical

5.7 Permanent magnets and Electromagnets 6.1 Introduction

6.2 The experiments of Faraday

and Henry

6.3 Magnetic Flux

6.4 Faraday's law of Induction

6.5 Lenz's law and conservation of

energy

To convert galvanometer in to voltmeter


06 06 Chapter 6:

Electromagnetic

Induction

Chapter 7:Alternating

Current

Practical

6.6 Motional electromotive force 7.1 Introduction 7.2 AC voltage applied to a resistor

7.3 Representation of AC current and voltage by rotating vectors-phasor 7.4 AC voltage applied to an

inductor

To find the focal length of convex lens

IV 25-29 05 06 Chapter 7:Alternating

7.5 AC voltage applied to a

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Current

Chapter

8:Electromagnetic

Waves

Practical

capacitor

7.6 AC voltage applied to a series

LCR circuit

7.7 Power in AC circuit: The power

factor

8.1 Introduction

8.2 Displacement Current

8.3 Electromagnetic Waves

8.4 Electromagnetic Spectrum

To find the focal length of

concave mirror.

Aug-16 I 01-05 05 06 Chapter 9:Ray

Optics and Optical

Instruments

Practical

9.1 Introduction

9.2 Reflection of Light by Spherical

Mirrors

9.3 Refraction 9.4 Total Internal Reflection

9.5 Refraction at Spherical Surfaces

To find the angle of minimum deviation with the help of prism

II 08-13* 13-Working Saturday

06 06 9.6 Refraction through a Prism

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(Students) Chapter 9:Ray

Optics and Optical

Instruments

Practical

9.7 Dispersion through a prism 9.8 Some Natural Phenomena due

to Sunlight

To find the focal length of concave lens using convex lens.


03 03 Chapter 9:Ray

Optics and Optical

Instruments

Chapter 10:Wave

Optics

Practical

9.9 Optical Instruments

10.1 Introduction

10.2 Huygen's Principle

To find the focal length of convex mirror using convex lens.


05 06

Chapter 10:Wave

Optics

Practical

10.3 Refraction and reflection of

plane waves using Huygen's

Principle

10.4 Coherent and Incoherent

Addition Of Waves

10.5. Interference of light waves

and Young's experiment

To study charac curve of diode in forward and reverse bias

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V 29-31

03 03 Chapter 10:Wave

Optics

Practical

10.6 Diffraction

To study charac curve of zener diode.


03 02 Chapter 10:Wave

Optics

10.7 Polarisation

II 05-09 05 06

Revision

HYE Date :13 Sep – 23Sep

Chapter 1: Electric Charges and Fields Chapter 2: Electrostatic

potential and Capacitance

Chapter 3: Current

electricity

Chapter 4:Moving Charges

and magnetism

5:Magnetism and Matter

Chapter 6: Electromagnetic

Induction

Chapter 7:Alternating


05 06

SA-1/ HYE Exam

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 06 Chapter 11:Dual

Nature Of

Radiation and

Matter

11.1 Introduction

11.2 Electron Emission

11.3 Photoelectric effect

11.4 Experimental study of

photoelectric effect

11.5 Photoelectric effect and wave

theory of light

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11.6 Einstein's photoelectric

equation

11.7 Particle nature of light

11.8 Wave nature of light

11.9 Davissonand Germer

Experiment

Current

Chapter 8:Electromagnetic

Waves

Chapter 9:Ray Optics and

Optical Instruments

Chapter 10:Wave Optics

Oct-16 I 03-08* 08- Working Saturday (Open House VI-XII) 05- 5 period time-table starts

06 06 Chapter 12:Atoms

Chapter 13:Nuclei

12.1 Introduction

12.2 Alpha—particle scattering and

Rutherford's nuclear model of atom

12.3 Atomic spectra

12.4 Bohr Model of the Hydrogen

atom

12.5 Line spectra of hydrogen atom

12.6 De Broglie's explanation of Bohr's second Postulate of Quantisation 13.1 Introduction

13.2 Atomic masses and

composition of nucleus

13.3 Size of the nucleus


05 06 13.4.1 Mass Energy

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(Staff) Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

Chapter 13:Nuclei

13.4.2 Nuclear binding energy

13.5 Nuclear Force

13.6 Radioactivity

13.7 Nuclear Energy

III 24-28 05 06 Chapter 14:

Semiconductor

Electronics: Materials

Devices and Simple

Circuits

14.1 Introduction

14.2 Classification of Metals

,Conductors and Semiconductors

14.3 Intrinsic Semiconductor

14.4 Extrinic semiconductor


Nov-16 I 01-04 03 03 Chapter 14:

Semiconductor


Devices and Simple

Circuits

14.5 p-n junction

14.6 Semiconductor diode

14.7 Application of junction diode

as a rectifier

14.8 Special purpose p-n junction

diodes

14.9 Junction Transistor

II 07-12* 12-Working 06 06 14.10 digital Electronics And Logic

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Saturday (Students)

Chapter 14:

Semiconductor


Devices and Simple

Circuits

Gates

14.11 Integrated Circuits


05 06 Chapter

15:Communication

Systems

15.1 Introduction

15.2 Elements of communication

system

15.3 Basic terminology used in

Electronic Communication System

15.4 Bandwidth of signals

15.5 Bandwidth of transmission

medium

15.6 Propagation of

electromagnetic waves

15.7 Modulation and its necessity

15.8 Amplitude Modulation 15.9 Production of amplitude

modulated wave

15.10 Detection of Amplitude

Modulated wave

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Supplementary Material

IV 21-26* 26 - Annual Day 24 , 25 – Rehearsal for Annual Day

06 06


02 06 Mock Pre Board DATE: 30 Nov – 12 Dec Full Syllabus Chapter 1 to Chapter 15

Dec-16 I 01-02 02 02


06 06


05

IV 19-23 23- Open House Mock PB

04

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19 OFF in lieu of Sports Day

V 26-29

04



06

Pre Board Date: 10 Jan 17 – 24 Jan 17 Full Syllabus

II 16-20 05


05

IV 30-31 02

Feb-17 I 01-04* 04-Working Saturday Citation

04

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Ceremony Open House PB

II 06-10 05


06

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: Chemistry

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16 I 08-11 04

(Chapter-10) Haloalkanes and Haloarenes

Classification, nomenclature, nature of C-X bond, methods of preparation, physical properties,

II 14-18 05

(Chapter-10) Haloalkanes and Haloarenes

chemical properties

III 21-22

02 (Chapter-10) Haloalkanes and Haloarenes

polyhalogen compounds

IV 28-29 02

(Chapter-11) Alcohols , Phenols and Ethers

Classification, nomenclature, Structure of functional group, methods of preparation,


06

(Chapter-11) Alcohols , Phenols and Ethers Practical-1 Tests for functional groups

Physical properties

-OH, -COOH, -C=O, -CHO, –NH2 functional groups


Chapter- 10 Haloalkanes and Haloarenes Chapter-11 Alcohols ,

Phenols and Ethers (Till

physical properties of

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II 11-13 03 (Chapter-11) Alcohols , Phenols and Ethers Practical-2 Practical-3

chemical properties of alcohols and phenols Chromatography Food tests for proteins , fats and carbohydrates

Ethers)

III 18-23*


05 (Chapter-11) Alcohols , Phenols and Ethers (Chapter- 12 ) Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic acid

Practical -4

chemical properties of ethers Nomenclature and structure of carbonyl group. Preparation of aldehydes and Ketones,

Qualitative Analysis : To determine the strength of the given KMnO4 soln by titrating it with a standard solution of Mohr’s salt solution.

IV 25-29

05

(Chapter- 12 ) Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic acid

physical properties, , chemical properties,uses of aldehydes and ketones Nomenclature and structure of carboxylic acids, physical and chemical properties .

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Practical -5

Qualitative Analysis: To determine the strength of the given KMnO4 soln by titrating it with a standard solution of Oxalic acid salt solution

May-16 I 02-07*


06 ( Chapter- 13) Amines

Practical -6

Structure of amines, Classification, nomenclature preparation of amines,

Qualitative Analysis( To determine the strength of the given KMnO4 soln by titrating it with a standard solution of Oxalic acid salt solution.

II 09-13


05 ( Chapter- 13) Amines

physical properties, Chemical Properties, diazonium salts,

To analyse the given inorganic salt for the acid and the basic radicals

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Practical-7



05 Chapter -1 Solid State

Chapter- 2 Solutions

Practical-8

General characteristics of solid state. Amorphous and crystalline solids classification of crystalline solids crystal lattice and unit cells, number of atoms in a unit cell , close packed structures, packing efficiency. Calculations involving Unit Cell Dimensions, Imperfections in solids, electrical properties and magnetic properties. Expressing concentrations of solutions i.e. Molarity ,mole fraction and molality and related numerical , Henry’s law Types of solutions, , solubility, vapour pressure of liquid solutions



1. (Chapter-10) Haloalkanes and Haloarenes 2. (Chapter-11) Alcohols , Phenols and Ethers 3. (Chapter- 12 ) Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic acid 4. ( Chapter- 13) Amines 5. (Chapter – 1) Solid State

II 11-15 05

Chapter- 2 Solutions

Ideal and non- ideal solutions, colligative properties and determination of molar mass and abnormal

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Practical-9

molar mass of the non volatile solute.



06

Chapter – 3 Electrochemistry

Practical-10

Electrochemical cell, Galvanic cells,

Nernst Equation, batteries. Fuel cells and corrosion


IV 25-29 05 Chapter – 3 Electrochemistry

Practical- 11

Conductance of electrolytic solutions, Electrolytic cells


Aug-16 I 01-05 05 Chapter – 3 Electrochemistry Chapter- 4 Chemical Kinetics

Kohlrausch”s Law and products of electrolysis Rate of a Chemical Reaction. Factors influencing the rate of reaction

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Practical- 12



06 Chapter- 4 Chemical Kinetics

Practical- 13

Integrated rate equations, pseudo First Order Reactions Temperature dependence of the Rate of equation



03

Chapter- 4 Chemical Kinetics

Chapter- 15 Polymers

Practical- 14

Collision Theory of Chemical Reactions

Arrhenius equation and the related numericals and role of catalyst

Classification of Polymers, types of polymerization, molecular mass of polymers

To study the effect of concentration and temperature on the rate of reaction

IV 22-27* 27-Open 05 biodegradable polymers,

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House XI(WT1), IX & X (WT2)

Chapter- 15 Polymers

Practical-15

polymers of commercial importance and their uses.

Purification of a colloidal solution

V 29-31

03

Practical-16

( starch sol) by dialysis



03 Chapter- 16 Chemistry In Everyday Life

Practical-17

Drugs and their classification, drug target interaction, therapeutic action of different classes of drugs, chemicals in food and cleansing agents


II 05-09 05

Revision

HYE Date :13 Sep – 23

Sep

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05

SA-1/ HYE Exam

1.. Chapter- 1 Solid State 2. Chapter-2 Solutions 3. Chapter-Electrochemistry 4. Chapter -4 Chemical Kinetics 5 (Chapter-10) Haloalkanes and Haloarenes 6. (Chapter-11) Alcohols , Phenols , and Ethers 7. (Chapter- 12 ) Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic acid 8. ( Chapter- 13) Amines 10. ( Chapter-15) Polymers 11. Chapter- 16 Chemistry In Everyday Life

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 Chapter- 7 p-Block Elements

Group 15 elements, General

trends in properties , dinitrogen, Ammonia, Oxides of nitrogen, nitric acid, phosphorus and its allotropic forms, phosphine, phosphorus halides, oxoacids of phosphorus,


06 (Chapter- 14) Biomolecules

Chapter- 7 p-Block Elements

Carbohydrates, proteins , enzymes Vitamins and nucleic

acids

Simple oxides, ozone, sulphur and its allotropic forms, sulphur dioxide, sulphuric acid,

Group-17 elements-- chlorine Hydrogen chloride, oxoacids of halogens, interhalogen

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Practical-18

compounds group- 18 elements



05

Chapter- 8 d and f- Block Elements

Position in the periodic table, electronic configurations of the d-block elements, general principles of the transition elements,

III 24-28 05

Chapter- 8 d and f- Block Elements

Practical-19

some important compounds of Transition Elements Lanthanoids and actinoids



Nov-16 I 01-04 03

Chapter- 9 Co-ordination Compounds

Werner’s Theory of co-ordination compounds, Definition of some important terms pertaining to co-ordination compounds, nomenclature of co-ordination

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compounds, isomerism in co- ordination compounds, Bonding in co-ordination compounds,


06 Chapter- 9 Co-ordination Compounds

Chapter- 6 General Principles and Processes Of isolation Of Elements

Bonding in metal carbonyls, stability of co-ordination compounds, importance and applications of co-ordination compounds Occurrence of metals, concentration of ores, extraction of crude metal from concentrated ore, thermodynamic principles of metallurgy, electrochemical principles of metallurgy,


05 Chapter- 5 Surface Chemistry

Adsorption, catalysis, colloids, classification of colloids, emulsions, colloids around us

IV 21-26* 26 - Annual Day 24 , 25 – Rehearsal

06

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for Annual Day


02 Mock Pre Board DATE: 30 Nov – 12 Dec Entire syllabus Chapters 1-16

Dec-16 I 01-02 02


06


05


04

V 26-29

04

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06

Pre Board Date: 10 Jan 17 – 24 Jan 17 Entire syllabus Chapters 1-16

II 16-20 05


05

IV 30-31 02

Feb-17 I 01-04* 04-Working Saturday Citation Ceremony Open House PB

04

II 06-10 05

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06

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: Biology

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16 I 08-11 04

5 Chapter-I Reproduction in organisms

Reproduction Asexual reproduction Events in sexual reproduction

II 14-18 05

5 Chapter-II sexual reproduction in flowering plants

III 21-22

02 4 Chapter-II sexual reproduction in flowering plants

IV 28-29 02


06

Chapter-3 Human Reproduction

3.1The male reproductive system 3.2 Female reproductive system 3.3 Gametogenesies

Exam Series-I Date 04 April –02 May Chapter-1 Reproduction in organisms Chapter-2 Sexual reproduction in flowering plants

II 11-13 03 Chapter-3 Human Reproduction

3.4 Menstrual Cycle 3.5 Fertilizations Implantation

III 18-23*


05 Chapter-3 Human Reproduction

3.6 Pregnancy & Embryonic development 3.7 Parturations location

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IV 25-29

05 Chapter-4 Reproductive health Chapter-5 Principles of inheritance

4.1 Reproductive health problems & strategies 4. 4.3 Medical termination of pregnancy 4.4 Sexually transmitted diseases 4.5 Infertility 2 Population explosion & birth control 5.1 Mendel's laws of inheritance 5.2 Inheritance of one gene 5.2.1 Law of Dominance

May-16 I 02-07*


06 Chapter-5Principles of inheritance

5.2.2 Law of segregation 5.2.2.1 Incomplete Dominance 5.2.2.2 Co dominance 5.3 Inheritance of two genes 5.3.1 Law of Independent assortment 5.3.2 Chromosomal theory of inheritance 5.3.3 Linkage & inheritance 5.4 Sex determination 5.4.1 Sex determination in Humans 5.5 Mutation 5.6 Genetic Disorders 5.6.1 Pedigree analysis 5.6.2 Mendelian disorder 5.6.3 Chromosomal disorder

II 09-13


05 Chappter 6: Molecular Basis of Inheritance

6.1 The DNA 6.1.1 Str. of polynucleotide DNA 6.1.2 Packaging of DNA helix


Jul-16 I 04-09* 09- Working Saturday (Staff) Open


6.1 The DNA 6.1.1 Str. of polynucleotide DNA 6.1.2 Packaging of DNA helix 6.1.3 The search for DNA material

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug Chapter-3 Human

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House IX-X 6.2.1 The genetic material is DNA 6.2.2 Properties of genetic material

Reproduction Chapter-4 Reproductive health Chapter-5Principles of inheritance

II 11-15 05 Chappter 6: Molecular Basis of Inheritance

6.4.1 The experimental proof 6.4.2 The machinery & the enzyme 6.5 Transcription



6.5.1 Transcription unit 6.5.2 Transcription unit & gene 6.5.3 Type of RNA & the process of transcription

6.6 Genetic Code 6.6.1 Mutation & genetic code 6.6.2 The adapter Molecule 6.7 Translation 6.8 Regulation of gene expression 6.8.1 The lac operon 6.9 Human Genome project

6.10 DNA Finger printing

IV 25-29 05 Chapter-7 Evolution Chapter-8 Human health and diseases

7.1 Origin of life 7.2 Evolution of life forms 7.3 What are evidences for evolution 7.4 What is adaptive radiation 7.5 Biological evolution 7.8 A brief account of Evolution Common Human Diseases 8.2 8.1 Immunity 8.3 Aids 8.4 Cancers

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Aug-16 I 01-05 05 Chapter 9: Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production

9.1.3 Bee keeping 9.1.4 Fisheries 9.2 Plant breeding 9.3 Single cell protein 9.4 Tissue culture


06 Chapter 10: Microbes in Human Wellfare

10.1 Microbes in household products 10.2 Microbes in Industrial products

10.3 Microbes in sewage treatment

10.4 Microbes in the production of Biogas 10.5 Microbes as biocontrol agents 10.6 Microbes as biofertilizers


03 Chapter 11: Biotechnology Principles and Processes

11.1 Principles of Biotechnology 11.2 Tools of recombinant biotechnology


05

Chapter 12: Biotechnology & Its Application

12.1 Biotechnological application in agriculture 12.2 Application in Medicines 12.3 Transgenic animals

V 29-31

03 12.4 Ethical issues


03 Chapter 13: Organisms & Populations

13.1 Organism & Its environment 13.2 Population

II 05-09 05 Syllabus for HYE completed by 08 Sept

revision


Sep

Chapter-3 Human III 12-17* 17-Working Saturday

05 SA-1/ HYE Exam

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(Students) Reproduction Chapter-4 Reproductive health Chapter-5Principles of inheritance Chapter 6: Molecular Basis of Inheritance Chapter-7 Evolution Chapter-8 Human health and diseases Chapter 9: Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production Chapter 10: Microbes in Human Wellfare Chapter 11: Biotechnology Principles and Processes

Chapter 12: Biotechnology & Its Application

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 Discussion of the question paper and answer key


06 Chapter 14: Ecosystem

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05 Chapter 14: Ecosystem

14.1 Ecosystem str & function 14.2 Productivity 14.3 Decomposition 14.4 Energy Flow

III 24-28 05 Chapter 15: Biodiversity & Conservation Chapter 16: Environmental Issues

15.1 Biodiversity 15.2 Biodiversity conservation 15.1 Biodiversity 15.2 Biodiversity conservation 16.1 Air pollution & its control 16.2 Water pollution & its control 16.3 Solid Waste 16.4 Agrochemicals & their effects 16.5 Radioactive waste 16.6 Green house effect & global warming


Nov-16 I 01-04 03 Revision


06 Syllabus for MPB to be completed by 18 Nov


05

IV 21-26* 26 - Annual Day

06

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24 , 25 – Rehearsal for Annual Day



Dec-16 I 01-02 02


06


05


04

V 26-29

04


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II 16-20 05


05

IV 30-31 02


04

II 06-10 05

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IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: COMPUTER SCIENCE

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16

I 08-11 Block teaching for 13 days of 1Hr each

04

4 Hrs Chapter 1: Revision Tour

Data Handling, operator and expressions, flow of control, Array, functions( inbuilt and user defined), Use of structures, Definition and declaration of structures, Referencing Structure elements, Array of structures, Array within structures, Nested structures, Passing structures to functions

II 14-18 05

5 Hrs Chapter 1: Revision Tour

III 21-22

02 2 Hrs Chapter 2: Object Oriented Programming

Object Oriented Programming:

Concept of Object Oriented Programming – Data hiding, Data encapsulation, Class and Object, Abstract class and Concrete class, Polymorphism, Inheritance, Advantages of Object Oriented Programming over earlier programming methodologies,

IV 28-29 02

2 Hrs Chapter 3: Function

Overloading

Chapter 4: Classes and Objects

(Implementation of polymorphism using Function overloading as an example in C++); Definition of a class, Members of a class - Data Members and Member Functions (methods), Using Private and Public visibility modes, default visibility mode

(private); Member function definition:

outside class definition using scope

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resolution operator (::);

Apr-16

I 04-09* 09 -Working Saturday (Staff)

06

7 Chapter 4: Classes and Objects

Declaration of objects as instances of a

class; accessing members from object(s),

Array of type class, Objects as function

arguments - pass by value and pass by

reference;

CBSE previous year paper questions to

be discussed

Pr: Program on class and object


Comp sc ( 18th April) Chapter 1: Revision Tour Chapter 2: Object Oriented Programming Chapter 3:

Function

Overloading

Chapter 4: Classes and Objects

II 11-13 03 3 Chapter 5: Constructor and destructor

Constructor: Special Characteristics,

Declaration and Definition of a

constructor, Default Constructor,

Overloaded Constructors, Copy

Constructor, Constructor with default

arguments;

Destructor: Special Characteristics,

Declaration and definition of destructor

Pr: Program on constructor and

destructor

III 18-23*


06 7 Chapter 5: Constructor and destructor Chapter 6: Inheritance

CBSE previous year paper questions to be discussed

Inheritance (Extending Classes):

Concept of Inheritance, Base Class,

Derived Class, Defining derived classes,

protected visibility mode; Single level

inheritance, Multilevel inheritance and

Multiple inheritance, Privately derived,

Publicly derived and Protected derived

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Chapter 6: Inheritance

class, accessibility of members from

objects and within derived class(es);

CBSE previous year paper questions to

be discussed

Pr: Program on inheritance

IV 25-29

05 7 Chapter 7: Data File

Handling

Data File Handling:

Need for a data file, Types of data files –

Text file and Binary file; Header file:

fstream.h; ifstream, ofstream, fstream

classes;

Basic file operations on text file

Creating/Writing text into file, Reading

and manipulation of text from an already

existing text File (accessing

sequentially); Opening a text file in in/out/

app modes;

Using cascading operators for writing text to the file and reading text from the file; open(), get(), put(), getline() and close() functions; Detecting end-of-file (with or without using eof() function);

Pr: Program on text file handling

May-16

I 02-07*



Handling

Opening a binary file using in, out, and

app modes; open(), read(), write() and

close() functions; Detecting end-of-file

(with or without using eof()

Binary File: Creation of file, Writing data

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Chapter 7: Data File

Handling

into file, Searching for required data from

file, Appending data to a file,

Insertion of data in sorted file, Deletion

of data from file, Modification of data in

a file; record movement functions tellg(),

tellp(), seekg(), seekp() functions

Pr: Program on file handling

II 09-13



Handling

Questions based on binary File Handling

Project details and layout making for project work to be done during summer vacation.





Handling

Revision of file handing



II 11-15 05 7 Chapter 8: Pointers

Pointers: Declaration and Initialization of

Pointers; Pointers and Arrays: Array of

Pointers, Pointer to an array (1

dimensional array), Function returning a

pointer, Reference variables and use of

alias; Function call by reference. Pointer

to structures: Deference operator: *, ->;

self-referential structures; Dynamic

memory allocation/deallocation

operators: new, delete;

Pr: Program on pointers

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06 7 Chapter 9: Data

Structure Array

One and two Dimensional arrays: One

dimensional array: Traversal, Searching

(Linear, Binary Search), Insertion of an

element in an array, deletion of an

element from an array, Sorting (Insertion,

Selection, Bubble sort)

Pr: Program on data structure Array

Computer Science

- ES II ( 18th July) Chapter 1: Revision Tour Chapter 2: Object Oriented Programming Chapter 3:Function

Overloading

Chapter 4: Classes

and Objects

Chapter 5: Constructor and destructor Chapter 6:

Inheritance

Chapter 7: Data

File Handling

IV 25-29 05 7 Chapter 9: Data

Structure Array

Concatenation of two linear arrays,

merging of two sorted arrays; merge sort.

Two-dimensional arrays: Traversal,

Finding sum/difference of two NxM

arrays containing numeric values,

Interchanging Row and Column

elements in a two dimensional array;

address calculation( row and column

major method);

Pr: Program on data structure Array

Aug-16

I 01-05 05 7 Chapter 10: linear stack, queue, circular queue

Stack (Array implementation of Stack):

Operations on Stack (PUSH and POP)

and its Implementation in C++,

Converting expressions from INFIX to

POSTFIX notation and evaluation of

Postfix expression;

Queue: (Array Implementation):

Pr: Program on array implementation of stack

and queue

II 08-13* 13-Working 06 7 Chapter 10: linear Operations on Queue (Insert and Delete)

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Saturday (Students)

stack, queue, circular queue Linked list

and its Implementation in C++.

Operations on circular Queue (Insert and

Delete) and its Implementation in C++.

Link list, operations on link list

Pr: Program on array implementation

of stack and queue


03 3 Chapter 10: Dynamic stack, queue

Linked representation of STACK and QUEUE implemented by c++ Questions based on previous chapters


05 7

Chapter -11: Data

base concepts

Database Concepts: Relational data

model: Concept of domain, tuple,

relation, key, primary key, alternate key,

candidate key;

Relational algebra: Selection, Projection,

Union and Cartesian product, natural join

Pr: Program on link list

implementation of stack and queue

V 29-31

03 3 Chapter -12: Structured Query Language

General Concepts: Advantages of using

SQL, Data Definition Language and Data

Manipulation Language;

Data types: NUMBER,CHARACTER,

DATE;

SQL commands: CREATE TABLE,

DROP TABLE, ALTER TABLE,

UPDATE...SET..., INSERT, DELETE;

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SELECT, DISTINCT, FROM, WHERE,

IN, BETWEEN, GROUP BY, HAVING,

ORDER BY;

SQL functions: SUM, AVG, COUNT,

MAX and MIN; obtaining results

(SELECT query) from 2 tables using

equi-join, Cartesian product and union.

Pr: Practice on SQL queries

Sep-16

I 01-03* 03-Working Saturday (Staff)

03 3 Syllabus for HYE completed by 06 Sept

Discussion of some questions on SQL Revision for Half yearly exam

II 05-09 05 7 Revision for Half yearly exam HYE Date :

13 Sep – 23 Sep III 12-17* 17-Working

Saturday (Students)

05

SA-1/ HALY YEARLY EXAM

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30 05 7 Discussion of half yearly question paper and marking scheme

Oct-16

I 03-08* 08- Working Saturday (Open House VI-XII) 05- 5 period time-table starts

06 7 Chapter -13: Boolean Algebra

BOOLEAN LOGIC :

Binary-valued Quantities, Boolean

Variable, Boolean Constant and Boolean

Operators: AND, OR, NOT; Truth Tables;

Closure Property, Commutative Law,

Associative Law, Identity law, Inverse

law, Principle of Duality, Idempotent Law,

Distributive Law, Absorption Law,

Involution law, DeMorgan’s Law and their

applications; Obtaining Sum of Product

(SOP) and Product of Sum (POS) form

from the Truth Table .

Pr: Practice on SQL queries

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05 7 Chapter -13: Boolean Algebra

Reducing Boolean Expression (SOP and

POS) to its minimal form,

Use of Karnaugh Map for obtaining

minimal form of Boolean expressions (up

to 4 variables);

Applications of Boolean Logic:

Basic and universal gates

Digital electronic circuit design using

basic Logic Gates (NOT, AND, OR,

NAND, NOR)

Pr: Practice on c++/ sql

III 24-28 05 7 Chapter -13: Boolean Algebra

Discussion of cbse questions

Pr: Practice on c++/ sql


Nov-16

I 01-04 03 3 Chapter 14: Communication and networking concepts

Evolution of Networking: ARPANET,

Internet, Interspaces; Different ways of

sending data across the network with

reference to switching techniques(

circuit, packet, message)

Data Communication terminologies:

Concept of Channel, Baud, Bandwidth

(Hz, KHz, MHz, GHz) and Data transfer

rate (bps, kbps, Mbps, Gbps, Tbps);

Transmission media:Twisted pair cable,

coaxial cable, optical fiber, infrared, radio

link, microwave link and satellite link.

Networking devices: Modem, RJ45

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connector, Ethernet Card, Hub, Switch,

Gateway;

Network Topologies and types:

Bus, Star, ring, Tree;


06 7 Chapter 14: Communication and networking concepts

Concepts of PAN, LAN, WAN, MAN, Network Protocol: TCP/IP, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), PPP, Level-Remote Login (Telnet); Wireless/Mobile Communication protocols such as GSM, CDMA, GPRs, WLL; Electronic Mail protocol such as SMTP, POP3, iMAP, Chat, Video Conferencing. Network Security Concepts: Threats and prevention from Viruses, Worms, Trojan horse, Spams Use of Cookies, Protection using Firewall; India IT Act, Cyber Law, Cyber Crimes, IPR issues, Hacking.


05 7 Chapter 14: Communication and networking concepts Syllabus for MPB to be completed by 18 Nov

WebServices: WWW, Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML), eXtensible Markup Language (XML); Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP); Domain Names; URL; Protocol Address; Website, Web browser, Web Servers; Web Hosting, Web Scripting - Client side (VB Script, Java Script, PHP) and Server side (ASP, JSP, PHP), Web 2.0 (for social networking)

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IV 21-26* 24 , 25 – Rehearsal for Annual Day 26 - Annual Day

06

Mock Pre Board DATE: 30 Nov – 12 Dec

Entire Syllabus


02

Dec-16

I 01-02 02


06


05

IV 19-23 23- Open House

Mock PB 19 OFF in lieu of Sports Day

04

V 26-29 04


Jan-17

I 09-14* 14-Working Saturday (Students) Open House XI(WT2)

06


II 16-20 05


05

IV 30-31 02

Feb-17

I 01-04* 04-Working Saturday Citation Ceremony Open House PB

04

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II 06-10 05


06

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: ACCOUNTANCY

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16 I 08-11 04

4 Financial Statements Schedule VI of Companies Act 2013

Financial Statements Schedule III of Companies Act 2013

II 14-18 05

5 Financial Statement Analysis Tools for Financial Statement Analysis

Financial Statement Analysis ;objectives and limitations. Tools for Financial Statement Analysis ;comparative statements, common size statements.

III 21-22

02 2 Accounting Ratio

Liquidity ratios

IV 28-29 02

2 Accounting Ratio

Solvency ratios


06

8 Accounting Ratio

Activity ratios &Profitability Ratios Exam Series-I Date 04 April –02 May Part B- Analysis of Financial Statements 1.Financial Statements Schedule III of Companies Act 2013 2.Financial Statement

II 11-13 03 4 Cash flow statement

Cash flow statement- meaning Cash flow statement—objectives, preparation of cash flow stat—indirect method operating activities

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III 18-23*


05 8 Cash flow statement

Cash flow statement—preparation of cash flow stat—indirect method investing & financing activities

Analysis ;objectives and limitations. 3.Tools for Financial Statement Analysis ;comparative statements, common size statements. 4.Accounting Ratio, Liquidity ratios, Solvency Ratios, Activity and Profitability Ratios.

IV 25-29

05 8 Cash flow statement

Cash Flow Statement. Indirect Method (adjustments related to depreciation, dividend and taxes, Sale & Purchase of non-current assets.

May-16 I 02-07*


06 8 Discussion of Marking Scheme Accounting for partnership Firms- fundamental

Partnership firms; features, partnership deed. Meaning and Importance, Partner’s Capital A/c, Fixed & Fluctuating Capital. Division of Profit among Partners

II 09-13


05 8 Accounting for partnership Firms- fundamental Accountancy Practical Project work- Part C

Profit and Loss Appropriation Account. Accountancy Practical Project work- Comprehensive Project

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05 8 Accounting for partnership Firms- fundamental

Past Adjustments (relating to interest on capital, interest on Drawing)

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug Part B: Analysis of Financial Statements Chapter 1: Financial Statement of a Company Chapter 2: Financial Statement Analysis Chapter 3: Tools for Financial Analysis—Comparative Statement & Common Size Statement Chapter 4: Accounting Ratio Chapter 5: Cash Flow Statement Part A: Accounting for partnership Firms- Fundamentals- Partnership firms; features, partnership deed. Meaning and Importance, Partner’s Capital A/c, Fixed & Fluctuating Capital.

II 11-15 05 8 Accounting for partnership Firms- fundamental

Past Adjustments (relating to salary and profit sharing ratio). Guarantee of profits.

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06 8 Accounting for partnership Firms- Goodwill

Goodwill—nature, factors affecting and methods of valuation, Average profits, super profit & capitalization methods.

IV 25-29 05 8 Accounting for partnership Firms

Change in Profit Sharing ratio among the existing Partners—Sacrificing and gaining ratio Accounting for Revaluation of Assets and Liabilities and distribution of reserves & Accumulated Profits. Adjustment of capital

Aug-16 I 01-05 05 8 Discussion of Marking Scheme Accounting for partnership Firms- Reconstitution of partnership

Admission of partner— effect of Admission of partner, change in profit sharing ratio.


06 8 Accounting for partnership Firms- Reconstitution

Accounting treatment of goodwill as per (As- 26) Revaluation of Assets and Liabilities , treatment of

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of partnership

accumulated reserves; Adjustment of Capitals.


03 4 Accounting for partnership Firms- Reconstitution of partnership

Retirement & death of a partner, change in profit sharing ratio, Accounting treatment of goodwill. Revaluation of Assets & Liabilities, Adjustment of Capital


05 8

Accounting for partnership Firms- Reconstitution of partnership

Calculation of deceased partners share of profit till the date of death. Preparation of deceased partner’s capital account and preparation of balance sheet.

V 29-31


Dissolution of Partnership firms- types of dissolution of a firm. Settlement of accounts



Dissolution of Partnership firms - preparation of realization account and other related accounts: Capital

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accounts of partners and Cash/Bank A/c (excluding piecemeal distribution, sale to a company and insolvency of partner (s)).

II 05-09 05 8 Accounting for Companies -share capital

Accounting for Share Capital —Issue and allotment of share, over and under subscription of shares. Issue of share at par.


Sep

Part A Unit 1. Accounting for partnership firms

Fundamentals

Reconstitution and Dissolution

Part B Unit 3. Analysis of Financial Statements Unit 4. Cash Flow

Statement

Part C- Project Work-

Comprehensive Project


05

SA-1/ HYE Exam

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 8 Discussion of Marking Scheme Accounting for Companies - share capital

Issue of Shares at Premium & Discount ,calls in advance. Issue of shares for consideration other than cash.


06 8 Accounting for Companies - share capital

Accounting treatment of forfeiture and re-issue of shares. Disclosure of share capital in company's Balance Sheet. .

II 17-22* 22-Working Saturday (Staff)

05 8 Accounting for Companies - share capital

Private Placement of Shares, employee stock option plan.

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Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

III 24-28 05 8 Accounting of Debentures Project Work – Specific Project 1 and 2.

Issue of debenture at par, premium and at discount. Collateral Security, consideration other than Cash; interest on Debentures


Nov-16 I 01-04 03 4 Redemption of debentures

Redemption of debenture—out of Capital— Lump Sum payment, draw of lots,


06 8 Redemption of debentures

Redemption of debenture—Purchase in the open market. Creation of Debenture Redemption Reserve.


05 Revision

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06 Revision


02 Mock Pre board Mock Pre Board DATE: 30 Nov – 12 Dec Mock Pre Board Syllabus Full Syllabus Part-A Unit1. Accounting for Partnership Firms Unit2. Accounting for Companies Part B Unit3. Analysis of Financial Statements Unit4. Cash Flow Statement Pre- Board Practical Examination Part C- Project Work- Comprehensive Project Specific Project-I, II, III

Dec-16 I 01-02 02 Mock Pre board


06 Mock Pre board

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(Student) Athletic Events


05 Mock Pre board Discussion of Marking Scheme Revision


04 Revision

V 26-29

04

Revision


Jan-17 I 09-14* 14-Working Saturday (Students) Open

06 Pre board

Pre Board Date: 10 Jan 17 – 24 Jan 17 Syllabus as per CBSE

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House XI(WT2)

Part-A Unit1. Accounting for Partnership Firms Unit2. Accounting for Companies Part B Unit3. Analysis of Financial Statements Unit4. Cash Flow Statement Pre- Board Practical Examination Part C- Project Work- Comprehensive Project Specific Project-I, II, III

II 16-20 05 Pre board


05 Pre board Discussion of Marking Scheme

IV 30-31 02

Revision


04 Revision

II 06-10 05

III 13-18* 18 – Working

06

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Saturday (students)

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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THE AIR FORCE SCHOOL : SUBROTO PARK : DELHI CANTT-110010 Class – XII

Sub: Business Studies Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16 I 08-11 04

8 Financial management

Concepts and objectives of financial management. Financial Decisions, Financial Planning, Capital Structure, Fixed and Working Capital Concept, and Objectives of Financial Management .fixed and working capital- concept and factors affecting working capital

II 14-18 05

10 Financial management Financial markets

Fixed and working capital- concept and factors affecting working capital Concept and types., Functions, Capital Market and its types. Primary Market vs. Secondary Market

III 21-22

02 4 Financial markets Money Market vs. Capital Market money market and its instruments. Stock Exchange —functions and trading procedure ,depository services and Demat account., SEBI objectives and functions.

IV 28-29 02

4 Marketing management

Marketing;Concepts

Apr-16 I 04-09* 09 -Working

06

9

Marketing; Functions, Philosophies of Marketing Management

Exam Series-I Date 04 April

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Saturday (Staff)

Marketing management

Marketing Mix concepts and element

Unit 9: Financial

Management

• Concept, Importance

• Objectives of Financial

Management

• Financial Decisions

• Financial Planning

Meaning & importance

• Capital Structure Meaning

and Factors

• Fixed Capital Decision

• Working Capital – concept

and factors affecting it.

Unit 10: Financial Market

• Concept, functions &

types of financial markets

Money Market and its

Instruments, Capital market

and types Primary and

Secondary Market

II 11-13 03 5 Marketing management

Main Components of Product Mix. Branding, Packaging, Labelling, Price Mix as and element of Marketing Mix

III 18-23*


05 9 Marketing management

Place Mix/Physical Distribution Mix types , choice of channels Promotion Mix-meaning and tools, Advertising, Sales Promotion—concepts and Techniques,

IV 25-29

05 9 Marketing management

Personal Selling/Salesmanship, qualities of a good salesman. public relations concept and role.

May-16 I 02-07*


06 9 Consumer protection

Consumer protection concept. Importance of consumer protection .legal protection to CPA meaning of consumer and consumer protection. consumers, Rights,

II 09-13


05 9 Consumer protection

Responsibilities/Duties of a consumer. Consumer Protection act 1986.role of Consumer Organisations & NGOs


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05 9 Nature and significance of management

Concept, Functions of Management, Characteristics, Importance, Objectives of Management, Levels of Management—Top, Middle and Operational

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul Part B: Business Finance and Marketing Unit 9: Financial Management • Concept, Importance • Objectives of Financial Management • Financial Decisions • Financial Planning Meaning, importance • Capital Structure Meaning and Factors • Fixed Capital DecisionFactors • Working Capital DecisionFactors Unit 10: Financial Market • Concept of Financial Market—Money Market and its Instruments, Capital market and types Primary and Secondary Market stock exchange meaning functions and trading procedure.depository services and D’Mat account.S E B I. Unit 11: Marketing Manag Concept, Functions, Philosophies, Marketing vs. Selling, Marketing

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Management role, Marketing Mix—meaning, elements, Product Mix, Place Mix, Price Mix, Promotion Mix— Advertising, Sales Promotion, Personal Selling, Public

Relations Unit 12: Consumer

Protection—

meaning, legal protection

rights

of a consumer,

responsibilities,

duties, ways & means of

consumer protection . CPA

1986, Role of Consumer

Organisations & NGO.

II 11-15 05 9 Nature and significance of management

Nature of Management as a Science, as an Art, as a Profession, Coordination—concept ,characteristics and Importance


06 9 Principles of management

Principles of management—concept nature and significance of management principles

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IV 25-29 05 9 Principles of management

Fayols Principles of Management, Scientific Management—Meaning and Principles, Techniques of Scientific Management Taylor vs. Fayol

Aug-16 I 01-05 05 9 Business environment

Business Environment—concept and Importance, dimensions/components, economic environment in India


06 9 Business environment and Planning

Impact of government policy changes on business and industry. Planning concepts and process Relationship between Planning and Controlling, Importance of Controlling, Limitations of planning.


03 5 planning

Steps involved in planning process . types of plans. objectives policy ,strategy, procedure, rules, methods, programme, budget.


05 9

organizing

Organizing concept, process and importance organization structure—functional, divisional.

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Formal and Informal Organisation .

V 29-31

03 organizing

Delegation of Authority—meaning elements, Principles of Delegation of Authority, importance of Delegation. Decentralisation


03 5 staffing

Staffing –Meaning Importance. HRM, Steps in Staffing process steps in staffing process Source

of Recruitment,

II 05-09 05 9 staffing

Selection Process, Training, Education and Development, Methods of Training


Sep

Unit 9: Financial

Management

• Concept, Importance

• Objectives of Financial

Management

• Financial Decisions

• Financial Planning

Meaning,

importance

• Capital Structure Meaning

and Factors

• Fixed Capital

DecisionFactors

• Working Capital

DecisionFactors


05 9

SA-1/ HYE Exam

IV 19-23 05 9

V 26-30

05 9 Directing Discussion of Paper Directing-Concept, importance

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Unit 10: Financial Market

• Concept of Financial

Market—Money Market and

its Instruments, Capital

market and types Primary

and Secondary Market

stock exchange meaning

functions and trading

procedure.depository

services

and D’Mat account.S E B I.

Unit 11: Marketing

Management

Concept, Functions,

Philosophies, Marketing vs.

Selling, Marketing

Management

role, Marketing Mix—

meaning,

elements, Product Mix,

Price Mix, Place Mix,

Promotion

Mix, Advertising, Sales

Promotion, Personal

Selling,

Publicity.

Unit 12: Consumer

Protection—

meaning, legal protection

rights

of a consumer,

responsibilities,

duties, ways & means of

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consumer protection . CPA

1986, Role of Consumer

Organisations & NGO.

Part A: Principles &

Function of Management

Unit 1: Nature and

Significance

of Management—concept,

functions, characteristics,

importance, objectives,

levels of

management, Nature of

management—Art,

Profession

and Science, Coordination.

Unit 2: Principles of

Management—

Management

principles—meaning and

formulation, nature,

significance,

Fayol's principles, Scientific

Principles, Techniques of

Scientific Management;

Taylor

vs. Fayol.

Unit 3: Management and

Business Environment—

meaning, importance,

features,

dimensions, economic

environment, impact of

government policy.

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Unit 4: Planning— Planning

concepts and

processRelationship

between

Planning and Controlling,

Importance of Controlling,

Limitations of planning.

Steps

involved in planning

process .

types of plans.objectives

policy,strategy, procedure,

rules,

methods, programme,

budget.

UNIT5; Organizing concept

process and importance

.organization structure—

functional, divisional.

Formal

and Informal Organisation .


06 9 directing

Elements.principles. supervision concept and importance Motivation—Financial and Non-Financial Incentives, Maslow's need Heirarchy,

II 17-22* 22-Working Saturday (Staff)

05 9

Leadership,styles , Communication—importance

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Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

III 24-28 05 9 directing

Formal and Informal Communication, Barriers to Effective Communication


Nov-16 I 01-04 03 5 controlling

Relationship between Planning and Controlling, nature of Controlling, Importance of Controlling.


06 9 controlling

Importance of Controlling.


05 9

Revision

IV 21-26* 26 - Annual Day 24 , 25 – Rehearsal for Annual

06 9

Revision

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Day


02 4 Mock Pre Board DATE: 30 Nov – 12 Dec Entire syllabus except financial management and financial market

Dec-16 I 01-02 02 4


06 9


05


04 7

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V 26-29

04

7



06 9

Pre Board Date: 10 Jan 17 – 24 Jan 17 Entire syllabus as per cbse

II 16-20 05 9


05 9

IV 30-31 02

3


04 7

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II 06-10 05 9


06 9

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: ECONOMICS

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16 I 08-11 04

04 Microeconomics Unit – I INTRODUCTION

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

II 14-18 05

05 Unit – i INTRODUCTION

Concepts of PPC and Opportunity Cost.

III 21-22

02 02 Unit – i INTRODUCTION

Meaning of Micro and Macroeconomics

IV 28-29 02

02 Unit – II Consumer’s Eq. and Demand

Consumer’s Equilibrium – Meaning of Utility, MU. Law of Diminishing Utility.


06

09 Unit – II Consumer’s Eq. and Demand

Conditions of C’s Eq. using Utility analysis. Indifference Curve analysis of C’s EQ.

Exam Series-I Date 04 April –02 May Syllabus – 18 April Microeconomics: 1. Unit – I 2. Unit – II (Only

Consumer’s Equilibrium)

II 11-13 03 06 Unit – II Consumer’s Eq. and Demand

The consumer’s Budget. Preference of consumer and conditions of C’s Eq.

III 18-23*


05 08 Unit – ii Consumer’s Eq and Demand

Demand, market Demand, determinants of demand, demand schedule. Demand curve and its slope. Movements and shift in the demand curve.

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IV 25-29

05 08 Unit – II Consumer’s EQ. and Demand

Price elasticity of Demand- factors affecting Ed. Measurement of Ed – percentage, geometric and expenditure method.

May-16 I 02-07*


06 09 Unit –III Producer behavior and Supply.

Supply, market supply, determinants of supply, supply schedule.

II 09-13


05 08 Unit – III Producer behavior and Supply.

Supply curve and its slope. Movements and shift in the supply curve. Price elasticity of Supply – Percentage and Geometric method.



05 08 Unit - IV Price Determination

Simple applications of Demand and Supply. Price ceiling and price floor.

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug Syllabus – 18 July Microeconomics Unit – I Unit – II Unit – III (Only Supply and Equilibrium)

II 11-15 05 08 Unit - III Producer Behavior and Supply.

Production function – short and long Run. TPP, APP AND MPP


06 09 Unit – III Producer Behavior and Supply.

Cost: Short run – TC, TFC, TVC AVC, AFC, ATC AND MC. Their relationships.

IV 25-29 05 08 Unit – III Producer behavior and Supply.

Revenue – TR, AR, MR and its relationship. Producer’s Equilibrium – MC AND

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MR

Aug-16 I 01-05 05 08 Unit – IV Forms of Market

Perfect Competition and Monopolistic Competition.


06 09 Unit – IV Forms of Market

Oligopoly and Monopoly.


04 06 Unit – IV Forms of Market

Features; determination of market equilibrium and effects of shift.


05 08

MACROECONOMICS Unit – VIII Government Budget and the economy.

Government Budget Classification Deficit

V 29-31

03 05 Unit – VIII Government Budget and the economy.

Measures of Deficit and its Implications.


03 05 Unit – VI Money and Banking

Momey, Ms and Credit Creation.

II 05-09 05 08 Unit – VI Money and Banking

REVISION

Central Bamk and its Functions. Unit – III AND IV


Sep

Syllabus:

UMIT – I

UNIT – II

UNIT –III


05

SA-1/ HYE Exam

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 08 Distribution of the Answer Script.

Basic Concepts – Consumption,, Capital, final and Intermediate

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Unit – V National Income

good. UNIT – IV

UNIT – VI

UNIT - VIII


06 09 Unit - V National Income

Circular Flow of Income. GNP, GDP, NNP, NDP – Factor and market cost.


05 08 Unit – V National Income

Methods of calculating NI 1. PRODUCTION 2. INCOME 3. EXPENDITURE.

III 24-28 05 08 Unit – V National Income

Private, Personal and PDI GDP and Welfare.


Nov-16 I 01-04 03 04 Unit – VII Determination of Income and Employment.

Aggregate Demand Propensity to consume and save.


06 09 Unit – VII Determination of income and employment.

Short run equilibrium output, Investment Multiplier. Meaning of voluntary and involuntary unemployment.

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05 08 Unit – VII Determination of Income and Employment.

Problems of excess demand and deficient demand. Measures to correct them.


06

REVISION



Dec-16 I 01-02 02


06


05

REVISION

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04

V 26-29

04

DISTRIBUTION OF PAPERS



06


II 16-20 05


05

ANALYSISNG THE MARKING SCHEME

IV 30-31 02

Feb-17 I 01-04* 04-Working 04

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II 06-10 05


06

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: INFORMATICS PRACTICES

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16

I 08-11 04

Unit IV IT Applications Chapter 1.front end and back end

IT applications: front end and back end concepts and interfaces e_commerce, e_governance, e_learning their positive and negative impact.

II 14-18 05

Review of MySQL

Revision of MySQL covered in XI

Creating table, table related MySQL commands,

- Concept of keys

- Concept of Constraints –unique, not null ,

primary key.

Creating table with constraint, add/delete /modify Constraint for existing table with alter table command, drop table , drop constraints.-DDL,DML MySQL Query statements with different clauses LIKE distinct , order by , in, between , where etc

III 21-22

02 DDL,DML

MySQL Query statements with different clauses

LIKE distinct ,

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order by , in, between , where etc

Grouping records using group by clause, Aggregate functions, examples.

IV 28-29 02

Grouping records using group by clause,

Aggregate functions, examples continued

Apr-16

I 04-09*

09 -Working Saturday (Staff)

06

MySQL functions- Math ,string and date functions.

Exam Series-I Date 04 April –02 May 1. Review of MySQL

( Unit III, Ch-1) 2. Grouping Records in MySQL

Databases ( Unit III, ch 2)

3. 3. MySql Clauses 4. 4. MySQL functions- Math ,string

and date functions. 5. DCL.TCL statements

transaction commands

( commit, rollback, save point)

5. 6. Unit IV IT Applications Chapter 1.front end and back end concepts.

II 11-13 03

DCL.TCL statementstransaction commands

( commit, rollback, save point)

III 18-23*


05

Joins

Cartesian product

Equi join

Natural join

IV 25-29

05

Foreign key, accessing data from multiple tables, referential integrity

May-16

I 02-07*


06

Revision of MySQL

Solving Board papers – SQL and IT Applications.

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II 09-13


05 Review of Java Netbeans II

Revision of java of class XI- Java character set,

tokens,data types, variables, constants,

operators.

Basic swing control with their properties and methods. Selection statement with example

if .. else

switch case

Looping Statements

do while

for

while


Jul-16 I 04-09*

09- Working Saturday (Staff) Open House IX-X

05 Revision

Revision of Java and Sql done before vacations

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug 1. Grouping Records in MySQL

Databases ( Unit 3, ch 2) 2. MySql Function – Math, String

and date 3. Multiple Table and Database

Transaction 4. Unit IV IT Applications 5. Chapter 1.front end and back

end concepts. 6. Java – review of Class xi 7. Selection Statement 8. Looping Statement 9. Java inbuilt methods 10. HTML tags

II 11-15 05 Review of Java Netbeans II

Java inbuilt methods - Mathematical and string Functions.

III 18- 23-Working 06 Web Web browser and Web server,

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23* Saturday (Open House – VI-VIII)

Application Development

Communicating with web server Writing HTML document, container and empty element, HTML tags

IV 25-29 05 Web Application Development

, logical and physical, Special characters, combining tags, ListsTables, HTML forms, XML, features of XML, working with XML, advantage of XML

Aug-16

I 01-05 05

Networking : a brief overview.

Communication Media: Wired and wireless

Technologies

II 08-13*


06

Wired - Coaxial, Ethernet Cable, Optical Fiber

WirelessTechnologies Blue Tooth, Infrared, Microwave, Radio Link, Satelite Link


03 Network Devices : Hub, Switch, Repeater,

Gateway

and Their

functions.Types of Network: LAN, MAN, WAN, PAN

IV 22-27*

27-Open House XI(WT1), IX

05

Network Topologies: Star, Bus, Tree

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& X (WT2) Networking Security: denial of service,

intrusion problems, snooping.

V 29-31

03 Java Database

connectivity using

MySQL

Network Protocols: HTTP, TCP/IP, PPP

Identifying computers and users over a

network:

basic concept of domain name,

MAC (MediaAccess Control), IPAddresS, domain name resolution

Sep-16

I 01-03*

03-Working Saturday (Staff)

03

Revision

II 05-09 05

Revision

HYE Date :13 Sep – 23 Sep

1. Review of Sql 2. Grouping Records inMySQL Databases ( Unit 3, ch 2)

3. Multiple Table and Database Transaction

4. Unit IV IT Applications Chapter 1.front end and back end concepts. 5. Unit 2 Chapter 1 Review of java Netbeans I Chapter 2 Review of java

Netbeans II

Chapter 6 Web Application

Development Inheritance, Concept of

class

III 12-17*


05

SA-1 Exam IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 Open Source Concepts:

Open Source Software (OSS), comon FOSS

/FLOSS examples (e.g. Gnu/Linux, Firefox,

OpenOffice, Java, netbeans, MySQL), common open standards (WWW, HTML,

XML, ODF,IP, TCP). Indian Language

Computing: Character encoding, UNICODE,

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Unit I – Networking

Oct-16

I 03-08*

08- Working Saturday (Open House VI-XII) 05- 5 period time-table starts

06

Different types of fonts (open type vs true type, static

vs dynamic), Entering Indian Language Text - Phonetic , key based

II 17-22*

22-Working Saturday (Staff) Prize Distribution (IX-XII)

05

Search and displaying record through interface

Revision

III 24-28 05

Introduction to JDBC


Nov-16

I 01-04 03

Add a record

II 07-12*


06

Delete a record

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05

Modify a record

Search and displaying record through interface

Swing Control: Jtable and Jlist

IV 21-26*

26 - Annual Day 24 , 25 – Rehearsal for Annual Day

06


02 Mock Pre Board DATE: 30 Nov – 12 Dec Entire Syllabus

Unit I Networking Unit II Java Unit III My sql Unit IV IT Application

Dec-16

I 01-02 02

Revision unit 1

II 05-10*

10-Working Saturday (Student) Athletic Events

06

Revision unit 2

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III 12-17*

17 – Sports Day

05

Revision unit 3


04

Revision unit 4

V 26-29

04

Previous year board papers to be discussed


Jan-17

I 09-14*

14-Working Saturday (Students) Open House XI(WT2)

06

Preboard Papers Pre Board Date: 10 Jan 17 – 24 Jan 17

Unit I Networking Unit II Java Unit III My sql Unit IV IT Application

II 16-20 05

III 23-28*

28-Working Saturday

05

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(Class XII Farewell)

IV 30-31 02

Feb-17

I 01-04*

04-Working Saturday Citation Ceremony Open House PB

04

Board Practical

II 06-10 05

III 13-18*

18 – Working Saturday (students)

06

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: HOME SCIENCE

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16 I 08-11 04

Introduction to XII Syllabus Chap 24: Career Options after Home Science Education

Career options of self and wage employment of various fields of Home Science

II 14-18 05

Chap 1: Growth & Development- Domains and principles Chap 2:Adolescence (12- 18years)

Meaning, characteristics and needs.

Biological and Physical changes-early and late matures. (Role of heredity and environment)

III 21-22

02 Chap 3: Influences on Identity formation

Social, culture and media.

Emotional changes.

Cognitive changes.

IV 28-29 02

Chap 4: Specific

issues and concerns

Eating disorders-Causes, consequences and management

Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia.

Depression

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Substance Abuse

Related to sex

Handling stress and peer pressure


06

Chap 5: Adulthood: Young & Middle Adulthood Chap 6:Late Adulthood/Old Age

Understanding and management of new responsibilities

Career, Marriage and Family

Health and Wellness

Physical, social, emotional, financial, recreational needs

Care for elderly (at home and outside old age home)

Anger management

Exam Series-I Date 04 April –02 May Chap 1: Growth & Development- Domains and principles Chap 2: Adolescence (12- 18years Chap 4: Specific issues and Concerns Chap 24: Career Options after Home Science Education

II 11-13 03 Chap 7:Food groups and Selection of Food

Use of basic food groups (ICMR) and serving size in meal planning

Factors influencing selection of food: culture, family food practices, media, peer group, availability of foods, purchasing power, individual preference & health.

III 18-23*


05 Chap-8: Meal Planning for An Individual UNIT2 –Practical

Meaning & Definition

Importance

Principles of Meal Planning

Factors Influencing Planning

Advantages

Rich in Nutrients for adolescent

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Chap 9: Planning Meals for Family

Family Meal Pattern

Diet in Infancy & adolescence

IV 25-29

05 Chap 10:Modification for Special Condition Chap 11: Diet during illness

Diet in Pregnancy & Lactation

Therapeutic modification of normal diet with respect to consistency, frequency, foodstuffs, nutrients and methods of cooking.

May-16 I 02-07*


06 Chap 12: Therapeutic modification

Modification of diet according to common ailments: Diarrhoea, Constipation, Fever, Jaundice, Hypertension and Diabetes

Physiological changes, clinical symptoms, requirements and dietary requirements in each condition

II 09-13


05 Practical

Table laying practical ,Menu Card

Menu of Diarrhea

Menu of Fever

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Menu of Lactation

Menu of Pregnancy



05 Chap 13: Food safety and quality

Practical - Adulteration Tests

Safe food handling (personal, storage, kitchen, cooking and serving)

Safety guards against food adulteration, definition and meaning of food adulteration as given by FSSAI (Food Safety and Standard Authority of India)

Common adulterants present in Cereals, Pulses, Milk And Milk Products, Fats And Oils, Sugar, Jaggery, Honey, Spices And Condiments

Effects of some of the adulterants present in the foods: Kesari Dal, Metanil Yellow, Argemone Seeds

Food standards (FPO, Agmark, ISI).Kitchen Cleanliness

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug Chap 5: Adulthood: Young & Middle Adulthood Chap 6:Late Adulthood/Old Age Chap-8: Meal Planning For An Individual Chap 10: Modification For Special Condition Chap 11: Diet during illness Chap 12: Therapeutic modification

II 11-15 05 Chap-14: Family Income & Expenditure

Various sources of family income: Money Income Real Income, (Direct And Indirect) Psychic Income

Supplementing Family Income-need and ways

Need and procedure for

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maintaining household accounts (daily, weekly and monthly).

Importance & Types of Household Records

Types of Accounts & Features


06 Chap-15: Savings &

Investment

Meaning and importance of savings

Basis for selection of investment methods: risk, security, profit, tax saving

Ways/methods of investment- Bank schemes (saving, fixed, recurring)

IV 25-29 05 Chap-15: Savings & Investment

Post Office schemes (savings, recurring deposit, monthly income scheme, National saving certificate, Senior citizen scheme) Insurance schemes (whole life, mediclaim) Public Provident Fund (PPF) Provident Fund (PF). Need for & benefits of saving Shares and debentures

Aug-16 I 01-05 05 Chap-16: Consumer Protection and Education

Practical- Open bank

Problems faced by consumers

Importance & advantages of it

Rights & responsibilities of consumer

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account form, withdrawal form


06 Chap-16: Consumer Protection and Education

Definition

Types of Consumer Aids: Labels Standardization marks, (ECO Mark, Hallmark, Wool mark, Silk mark), Advertising Leaflets Consumer redressal forum Internet.

Characteristics of Each Advantages of Consumer Aids


03 Chap-17: Consumer Protection amendment act 2011

COPRA & Its Features Practical - Make food label


05

Chap-17: Consumer Protection amendment act 2011 Chap-18:Application of Elements of Art and Principles of Design

Procedure for Seeking Redressal

Consumer Protection Amendment Act (2011)

Application of elements of art and principles of design in designing apparel

V 29-31 03

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Chap-18:Application of Elements of Art and Principles of Design

Techniques of Hiding flaws & highlighting appreciable aspects, Permanent Stitches


03 Chap-18:Application of Elements of Art and Principles of Design

Practical – Running, Hemming,Backstitch ,Interlocking,Fasteners – Buttons,Hooks

II 05-09 05 Syllabus for HYE completed by 03 Sept (Revision)


Sep

Chap-8: Meal Planning for An Individual Chap 9: Planning Meals for Family Chap 10: Modification for Special Condition Chap 11: Diet during illness Chap 12: Therapeutic modification Chap 13: Food safety and quality Chap-14: Family Income & Expenditure Chap-15: Savings & Investment Chap-16: Consumer Protection and Education


05

SA-1/ HYE Exam

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 Chap-19: Selection & Purchase of Fabrics

Selection and purchase of fabrics purpose, cost, season, quality, durability, ease of maintenance and comfort.

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Chap-17: Consumer Protection amendment act 2011


06 Chap-20: Factors Influencing Selection of Clothing

Primary Functions of Clothing

Secondary Functions of Clothing

Factors Influencing Selection of fabrics

Importance of Readymade garments

Factors responsible for the selection of readymade garments

Important features of a readymade garment


05 Chap-21: Care of Clothes

Daily Care

Weekly Care

Principles & methods of washing clothes

Care and maintenance of clothes

III 24-28 05 Chap-21: Care of Clothes

Cleansing agents: soaps and detergents (basic differences and their utility)

General Principles of Stain Removal, Stain Removal Of Tea, Coffee, Lipstick, Ball Pen, Grease, Curry And Blood.

Special Requirements & Seasonal Storage


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Nov-16 I 01-04 03 Chap 22: Water Safety

Cooking practical – normal nutrition and therapeutic nutrition

Safe drinking water-importance of potable

water for good health and its qualities

Simple methods of making water safe for drinking; boiling, filtering (traditional and modern technology), use of alum, chlorine.


06 Chap 22: Water Safety Chap 23: Income Generating Schemes

Functions of Water & Qualities of Potable Water,ORS & Methods of Purification

DWCRA (Development of Women and Children in Rural Area)

MGNREGA (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, 2005)


05 Course Completion due and Revision File completion and correction

Practice Questions & Tests


06 Syllabus for MPB to be completed by 18th Nov

V 28-30 28 OFF in 02 Mock Pre Board

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lieu of Annual Day

DATE: 30 Nov – 12 Dec All chapters – According to board exams

Dec-16 I 01-02 02


06


05


04

V 26-29

04


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06


II 16-20 05


05

IV 30-31 02


04

II 06-10 05

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06

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: Psychology

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16 I 08-11 04

04 Ch 1: Variations In Psychological Attributes

Introduction

Individual Differences

Assessment of Psychological Attributes

II 14-18 05


Theories Of intelligence

Individual Differences In Intelligence

Culture and Intelligence

Emotional Intelligence

III 21-22

02 05 Ch 1: Variations In Psychological Attributes Practical : Raven’s Progressive Matrices

Aptitude

Creativity

Class test Administration of psychological test

IV 28-29 02


Board questions discussion on chapter 1


06

08

Chapter 2 : Self and Personality

Introduction on Self

Different types of Self Report writing of Practical 1:Raven’s Progressive Matrices

Exam Series-I Date 04 April –02 May Chapter 1 : Variations In Psychological Attributes

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II 11-13 03 04


Cognitive and Behavioral aspects of self

Culture and self

Introduction on Personality

III 18-23*


05 08


Type Approaches to Personality

Trait Approaches

Psychodynamic Approach

Behavioral Approach

Cultural Approach

Humanistic approach

Who is a Healthy Person ?

Self Report measures

IV 25-29

05 08


Practical 2 :Sinha’s Comprehensive Anxiety Test .

Projective techniques

Behavioral Analysis Administration of Sinha’s Comprehensive Anxiety Test .

May-16 I 02-07*


06 08


Practical 3 : Self Concept Questionnaire

Revision of chapter 2 : Self and personality

Board Questions discussion Quiz on chapter Administration of Self Concept Questionnaire

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II 09-13


05 08 Chapter 3 : Meeting Life’s Challenges Practical 4 : Self Concept Questionnaire

Introduction

Nature , Types , Sources of stress

Practical Completion of three tests : Raven’s Progressive Matrices Sinha’s Comprehensive Anxiety Test self Concept Questionnaire



05 08

Chapter 3 : Meeting Life’s Challenges

Examination Anxiety

Stress and health

Stress and Immune system

Lifestyle

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug Syllabus : Chap 1: Variations In Intellectual Attributes Chap 2: Self and Personality

II 11-15 05 08

Chapter 3 : Meeting Life’s Challenges

Coping With Stress

Stress Management Techniques

Life skills

Resilience and Health Revision Of chapter 1 ; 2 and 3


06 08 Practical 5 : Personality Test DBDA and Case study file work

Administration of Personality test and DBDA test

Report writing

Board Questions

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discussion on chapter 3 : meeting life’s challenges

IV 25-29 05 08

Chapter 4 : Psychological Disorders

Introduction

Concept of abnormality and normality

History of Psychological disorders

Classification Of psychological disorders

Aug-16 I 01-05 05 08

Chapter 4 : Psychological Disorders

Factors Underlying abnormal behavior

Anxiety disorders

Somatoform Disorders

Dissociative disorders


06 08 Chapter 4 : Psychological Disorders

Mood disorders

Schizophrenia

Behavioral and developmental disorders

Substance use disorders

Effects of alcohol

Videos

Board Questions Discussion

Revision of chapter 4


03 03 Chapter 5 : Therapeutic Approaches

Introduction

Therapeutic alliance

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05 08

Chapter 5 : Therapeutic Approaches

Type Of therapies

Steps in formulation of client’s problem

Psychodynamic therapy

Behavior therapy

Cognitive therapies

Humanistic existential therapies

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03 03 Chapter 5 : Therapeutic Approaches Chapter 9 : Developing Psychological skills

Biomedical therapies

Alternative therapies

Rehabilitation of mentally ill

Board Questions

Quiz

Revision of chapter Introduction to chapter 9 .


03 03 Chapter 9 : Developing Psychological skills

Developing as a effective psychologist

General skills

Observational skills

Interviewing skills

Ethics

Quiz

II 05-09 05 08

Revision

Revision of the syllabus

HYE Date :13 Sep – 23sep

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Syllabus :

Chapter : Variations in

Psychological Attributes

Chapter : Self and

Personality

Chapter : Meeting Life’s

challenges

Chapter : Psychological

disorders

Chapter : Therapeutic

Approaches

Chapter : Developing

Psychological Skills


05

SA-1/ HYE Exam

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05


06 08 Review of half yearly papers Chapter 6 : Attitude and Social Cognition Practical : review of all practicals Case study file completion

Discussion on half yearly paper

Nature and components of attitudes

Attitude formation

Attitude change

Prejudice and discrimination

Strategies for dealing with discrimination

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05 08 Chapter 6 : Attitude and Social Cognition

Social Cognition

Schemas and stereotypes

Impression formation

Attribution

Behavior in presence of others

Pro social behavior

Board questions

Quiz

III 24-28 05 08 Chapter 7: Social Influence and group processes

Introduction

Nature and formation of groups

Influence of groups on individual behavior

Conformity , compliance , obedience


Nov-16 I 01-04 03 03 Chapter 7: Social Influence and group processes

Introduction

Nature and formation of groups

Influence of groups on individual behavior

Conformity , compliance , obedience


06 08 Chapter 7: Social Influence and group processes

Social identity

Intergroup conflicts

Board questions

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05 08 Chapter 8 : Psychology and life

Introduction

Human – environment relationship

Environmental effects on human behavior

Pro social behavior

Psychology and social concerns


06 08 Chapter 8 : Psychology and life

Board questions

Quiz

Tests Doubts clearance


02 Mock Pre Board DATE: 30 Nov – 12 Dec Chapter 1 : Variations In Psychological Attributes Chapter 2 : Self And Personality Chapter 3 : Meeting Life’s Challenges Chapter 4:Psychological Disorders Chapter 5 : Therapeutic Approaches Chapter 6: Attitude And Social Cognition Chapter 7 : Social Influence And Group Processes Chapter 8 : Psychology And Life

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Chapter 9 : Developing Psychological

Dec-16 I 01-02 02


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06

Pre Board Date: 10 Jan 17 – 24 Jan 17 Chapter 1 : Variations In Psychological Attributes Chapter 2 : Self And Personality Chapter 3 : Meeting Life’s Challenges Chapter 4:Psychological Disorders Chapter 5 : Therapeutic Approaches Chapter 6: Attitude And Social Cognition Chapter 7 : Social Influence And Group Processes Chapter 8 : Psychology And Life Chapter 9 : Developing Psychological

II 16-20 05


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IV 30-31 02


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II 06-10 05

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IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: GEOGRAPHY

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16 I 08-11 04

Book 1 chap_1Human geography nature and scope

Possiblism ,neodeterminism

II 14-18 05

Unit III, Book-I,

Chap-8: Transport

and Communication

Roadways, Railways, Waterways

and Pipelines Communication

III 21-22

02 Continuation

Practical-central tendency

IV 28-29 02

Continuation


06

Book II Chap-10:

Transport &

Communication

Land; water; Exam Series-I Date 04 April –02 May Unit III, Book-I, Chap-8:

Transport

and Communication

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II 11-13 03

Airways;pipe lines chapter1-human geography nature and scope 3.central tendency

III 18-23*


05 Fundamentals of

Human Geography

Primary Activity

Book

Different types of Agricultural patterns according to Regions

IV 25-29

05 cont

May-16 I 02-07*


06

India People and

Economy

Chap 5: Land Res. &

Agriculture

Agriculture of India –prospect and Problems,Land Use Pattern

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II 09-13


05 Water Resource of India

Management of the resource Survey -Practical


Jul-16 I 04-09* 09- Working Saturday nt (Staff) Open House IX-X

05

Book I: Unit III,

Chap-6: Secondary

Activities

World in Ruhr—Coal field.

High Technology Industry Cotton

Textile

Iron & Steel dustries

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug World Industries

II 11-15 05

Book I: Unit III,

Chap-6: Secondary

Activities

World industries

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06 Industries of india

Chap8

BOOK2

Introduction of Indian Industries

Location of Iron & Steel Industry of

India

IV 25-29 05

Cotton Textile and Sugar ,Petro chemical

Aug-16 I 01-05 05

Industrial Regions Knowledge based Industry


06


03

People engaged in tertiary

activities

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Tertiary and

Quaternary Activities

Trade & Commerce


05

Cont.

V 29-31

03 Book-I

Chap-4, Unit II:

Human Settlement

Types of Rural Settlement, Urban

Settlement


03 cont

II 05-09 05 Book2-India human settlement


Sep1

transport and

communication;

agriculture and

industries

of india and world.

WORLD TERTIARY activiy


05

SA-1/ HYE Exam

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 Book-I/Unit II

Chap-2: World

Density, distribution, growth,

Demographic, Transition

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Population


06

Cont.


05 Book II, Unit I

Chap-1: Population

Distribution, Density.

III 24-28 05 Cont.


Nov-16 I 01-04 03 Book 2 India- 1.Sustainable Development of Target Areas 2.Selected Issues and Problems

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06


05


06



Dec-16 I 01-02 02


06

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04

V 26-29

04



06


II 16-20 05

III 23-28* 28-Working Saturday

05

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(Class XII Farewell)

IV 30-31 02


04

II 06-10 05


06

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII

Sub: HISTORY

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16 I 08-11 04

Chapter 1 - Bricks, beads and bones

Beginnings, subsistence strategies, agricultural technologies, Mohanjodaro laying and drains, domestic architecture, citadel, burials, looking for luscuries craft production material from sub-continent seals, scripts new techniques

II 14-18 05

Chapter 1 - Bricks, beads and bones

III 21-22

02 Chapter 15 – Framing

the constitution

Objective resolution language issue on

the state minority

IV 28-29 02


06

Chapter 2 – Kings,

farmers and towns

Prinsep and Piyadassi, The earliest

states, First among, Chiefs and kings in

the south, Divine kings, Popular

Perceptions of kings, Strategies for

increasing production,

Differences in rural society, Land


Theme -1: Bricks, beads and bones Theme -15: Framing the constitution

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grants, new cities, urban population

II 11-13 03 Chapter 2 – Kings,

farmers and towns

Trade in the sub continent coins and

kings, back to basics, deciphiring

brahmi, kharosthi, historical evidence

from inscriptions limitations

III 18-23*


05 Chapter 3 – Kinship,

caste and class

The critical edition of mahabharta,

kinship and marriage, partiliny, rules of

marriage

IV 25-29

05

Gotra of women, were mothers important right occupation, non-kshatriyas kings, jats and social mobility

May-16 I 02-07*


06 Chapter 4 – Thinkers,

belief and building

culture development

Glimpse of sanchi. The background

sacrifices and debates, message of

mahavira. The Buddha and the quest

for followers of the Buddha

enlightment stupas, sculpture, symbols

of worship, Mahayana, puranic

hinduism temples

II 09-13


05 Chapter 4 – Thinkers,

belief and building

culture development

Chapter 5 – Through

the eyes of travelers

New development of Mahajana,

Buddhism, building temples

Project work

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05 Chapter 5 – Through

the eyes of travelers

Al-Biruni and Kitab-ul-Hind, Ibn Batuta’s Rihla enjoyment of curiosities, Francois Bernier Comparing east and west Al-Biruni’s

description of the caste system Ibn

Battuta and the excitement

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug Book-1 Theme 1,2,3&4 Book 3, Theme 15 Map work

II 11-15 05 Chapter 6 – Bhakti and

sufi tradition

A mosaic of religious beliefs and practices poems of prayer early traditions of Bhakti, alvars, nayanars, attitudes towards caste The virashaiva tradition, religious ferment, new strands in the fabric islamic tradition


06 Chapter 6 – Bhakti and

sufi tradition

The growth of Sufism khanaqahs and

silsilas. The chistis in the subcontinent

Languages and communication Sufis and the state, weaving divine fabric, baba guru nanak, Mirabai

IV 25-29 05

Aug-16 I 01-05 05 An imperial capital

Vijaynagar

Discovery of Hampi rayas kings and

traders an apogee and the decline of

the empire, vijayanagar water

resources, participations the urban

core, mahanavami dibba

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06 An imperial capital

Vijaynagar


03 Peasants zamindars

and the state

Agrarian society and the mughal

empire


05

Peasants zamindars

and the state

Peasant and agricultural production,

looking for sources peasants and their

lands revenue

Irrigation, village community women in

agrarian society forests zamindars land

revenue

V 29-31

03 Kings and chronicles Introduction


03 Kings and chronicles Mughals and their empire, productions chronicles, painted inde, Akbarname, ideal kingdom Abul Fazal Capitals unifying force, titles and gifts

imperial household, information

II 05-09 05 Revision


Sep

Theme 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,

9, and 15

Map work


05

SA-1/ HYE Exam

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 Colonization and

country side

Bengal and zamindars provincial adm.

The hoe and the plough, Bombay

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Decaan, riots


06 Colonialing and

country rise

Case study


05 Rebels and the raj Pattern of the rebellion Awadh, what

rebels wanted, symbols of sepresson

III 24-28 05 Rebels and the raj

Colonial cities

Paintings, Indian interpretation

Character, changes in the 18th century,

seconds new towns, Madras, Calcutta,

Bombay Architectural styles


Nov-16 I 01-04 03 Mahatma Gandhi and

the nationalist

movement

Non cooperation, salt satyagraha, quit

India


06 Mahatma Gandhi and

the nationalist

movement

Analysis of Gandhi’s role

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05 Understanding

partition

Some partition experience,

momentous marker, how did partition

happen, election, towards partition,

women’s status oral testimonies


06



Dec-16 I 01-02 02


06


05

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04

V 26-29

04



06


II 16-20 05


05

IV 30-31 02

Feb-17 I 01-04* 04-Working 04

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II 06-10 05


06

IV 20-24 04

V 27-28 02

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Class – XII A

Sub: POLITICAL SCIENCE

Weekly Syllabus




Mar-16 I 08-11 04

Introductory session of the subject.

Chapter 1 : Introduction

Syllabus contents.

Blueprint of the paper.

Introduction to political History of India.

Book 1 : politics in India since independence.

II 14-18 05

Chapter 1 : Challenges of Nation Building

Indian freedom struggle.

Consequences of partition

Integration of princely states.

III 21-22

02 Chapter 1 : Challenges of Nation Building (completed)

Re- organization of princely states.

Map work

IV 28-29 02

Introduction to chapter 2.

Era of one party dominance.( started)

Apr-16 I 04-09* 09 –Working Saturday (Staff)

06

Chapter 2 : Era of one party dominance (completed)

India’s development into parliamentary democracy.

Establishment of Election system in India.

Nature of congress dominance.

Opposition parties in early years of independence.

Exam Series-I Date 04 April –02 May BOOK 1 : POLITICS IN INDIA SINCE INDEPENDENCE Chapter 1 : - challenges of nation building Chapter 2 : - era of one II 11-13 03 Chapter 3 : Politics of planned

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politics of planned development (started)

development continued…. party dominance Chapter 3 : - politics of planned development

III 18-23*


05 Chapter 3 : politics of planned development

(completed)

Different models of development for india.

The planning commission and the five year plans.

Controversies over the strategy of development.

Major outcomes of economic planning.

Green revolution and white revolution.

IV 25-29

05 Chapter 4 : india ‘’s external relations

Formulation of india’s foreign policy.

Determinants of policy of non-alignment.

Indo – china relations.

Indo –pakistan relations.

India’s nuclear policy.

May-16 I 02-07*


06 Chapter 5 : challenges and restoration of the congress system

Challenges faced by the congress party after the demise of Nehru.

Rise of coalition government and defection.

Reason for decline of congress in 1967.

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II 09-13


05

Chapter 5 : challenges and restoration of the congress system (completed)

Spilt of the congress.

Restoration of congress party in 1971 elections.



05

Revision from chapter 1 -5

Recapitulation of chapters 1 -5 from book : politics in india since independence.

Exam Series II Date: 04 Jul – 01 Aug Book 1 : - politics in india since independence. Chapter 4 : - india’s external relations

II 11-15 05 Chapter 6 : crisis of the democratic order (started)

Background to the emergency.

Consequences of the declaration of emergency.

Chapter 5 : - challenges and restoration of the congress system. Chapter 6 : - crisis of the democratic order.

III 18-23* 23-Working Saturday (Open House – VI-

06 Chapter 6 : crisis of the democrati

Controversies regarding emergency.

Post emergency phase 1975 -77.

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VIII)

c order

(completed)

1977 elections and consequences.

Fall of janta party government .

Restoration of congress in 1980 elections.

IV 25-29 05 Chapter 7 : rise of popular movements.

Popular movements: -

Chipko movement

Telangana and naxalite movements.

Dalit panthers.

Bharatiya kisan union

Anti – alcohol movement

Narmada bachao andolan

Movement against corruption

Lessons learnt from popular movements.

Aug-16 I 01-05 05 Chapter 8 : - regional aspirations

Areas of tension and conflict

Jammu and Kashmir

Punjab

Dravidian movement

North – east

Goa and Sikkim merger

Challenges faced during the national integration process for india.


06 Chapter 9 : - recent developments in indian politics

(started)

Decline of congress

Era of coalitions

Rise of dalits in india – mandal commission

Rise of communalism – secularism debate in indian politics

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03 Chapter 9 : - Recent developments in indian politics (completed)

Debate – rise of two party system – congress and bjp.

Recent trends in indian politics – 1989 – 2000

- 2000 – 2014 - 2014 till today.


05

Book 2 : - contemporary world politics: -

Chapter 1 : - cold war era

Introduction to world politics.

Emergence of two power blocs after ww2.

Arenas of cold war

Rise of non – alignment movement

New international economic order

India and the cold war.

V 29-31

03 Chapter 2 : the end of bipolarity (started)

Soviet union – political and economic system

Causes and consequences of the disintegration of USSR.

Sep-16 I 01-03* 03-Working 03 Chapter 2 : Shock therapy in Russia

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Saturday (Staff)

the end of bipolarity (completed)

Changing relationship between india and Russia

II 05-09 05 Revision of half yearly syllabus

Book 1 : politics in india since independence.

( complete book)


Sep

BOOK 1 : - POLITICS IN

INDIA SINCE

INDEPENDENCE

(COMPLETE BOOK) III 12-17* 17-Working

Saturday (Students)

05

SA-1/ HYE Exam

IV 19-23 05

V 26-30

05 Chapter 3 : us hegemony in world politics

End of soviet union and rise of new world i.e; us hegemony

Emergence of talibans in Afghanistan

Terrorist attack 9/11

Iraq invasion

Dimensions of us hegemony

India’s relations with the us

Usa and india’s nuclear policy


06 Chapter 4 :- alternate centers of power

Regional organisations

European union

Asean : association of south –east asian nations

India’s relations with china & japan.

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05 Chapter 5 : - south asia in contemporary world

South Asian countries and their political systems.

Military rule in Pakistan

Monarchy in Nepal

Ethnic conflict in srilanka

India’s relations with her neighbouring countries

Effects of globalization on south Asian economy and politics

III 24-28 05 Chapter 6 : - international organisations

( united nations )

Chapter 7 : - security in contemporary world (started)

Origin of the un

Principal organs of the un

Major specialized agencies, programmes and funds of the un

Changes after the cold war ;

Un in the unipolar world (us hegemony)

Reforms and the un

India and the un

Relevance of un in today’s times

* * * Aut umn Break 10 – 14 October 2016 * * *

Nov-16 I 01-04 03 Chapter 7 : - security in contemporary world (completed)

Traditional notions of security

Non – traditional notions of security

Arms control and disarmament

New threats to security

Rise to terrorism

India’s security strategy

International cooperation on security issue.


06 Chapter 8 : - environment

Environment concerns and world politics

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(Students) and natural resources

Stockholm conference

Rio summit

Global commons

Establishment of world commission on environment and development

Geopolitics

India’s stand on environment issues


05 Chapter 9 : - globalization

Concept of globalization

Causes and consequences of globalization : - political, economic, and cultural.

Globalization in india.

India’s resistance to globalization.


06 Syllabus for mock pre – board examination completed.

Revision of book 1 and 2. (all chapters).


02 revision Mock Pre Board DATE: 30 Nov – 12 Dec

Dec-16 I 01-02 02 mock pre – board examination

BOOK 1 : - POLITICS IN INDIA SINCE INDEPENDENCE BOOK 2 - CONTEMPORARY WORLD POLITICS

II 05-10* 10-Working 06 mock pre –

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Saturday (Student) Athletic Events

board examination


05 mock pre – board examination


04 open house for mock pre – board examination.

revision

V 26-29

04

revision


Jan-17 I 09-14* 14-Working Saturday (Students)

06 pre – board examination


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Open House XI(WT2)

BOOK 1 : - POLITICS IN INDIA SINCE INDEPENDENCE BOOK 2 : - CONTEMPORARY WORLD POLITICS

II 16-20 05 pre – board examination


05 pre – board examination

IV 30-31 02

revision


04 open house for pre – board examination

II 06-10 05

revision for board examination

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IV 20-24 04


V 27-28 02


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