Business Studies Mth. Wk. No. Chapter no. and name of chapter Revision Planning April 1 and 2 1. Nature and purpose of Business Written test will be taken including the topics of 1st chapter May 1 2.Forms of Business organization An overview will be given to the students for previous topics after that students will be selected randomly and they have to explain the topic which is given in the class itself June 1 Forms of Business organization (contd….) 2 3.Private ,public and Global Enterprises Group of 3 students will be formed and topics will be assigned to them.They have to explain the topic and clear the queries of students also PRE MID TERM (chapter 1 to 2) July 1 and 2 Private ,public and Global Enterprises (contd….) 3 and 4 Solving of pre mid term paper Students whose answer is wrong in pre mid term exam have to give correct answer orally in front of the class Aug. 1 and 2 4.Business services Oral test will be conducted but the question will be framed by the students of different groups 3 and 4 5.Emerging modes of Business After completing 4th & 5th chapter again explanation of previous chapters will be given to students and students have to give oral presentation of each topic covered in these chapters 1 & 2 Revision of above 5 chapters After completing ,5th chapter , again explanation of previous chapters that is chapter 1 to 3 will be given to students and students have to give the oral presentation of each topic covered in these chapters 3 and 4 MID TERM Chapter no. 1 to 5 Oct. 1 7.Sources of business finance Written test will be taken which includes the topic of the same chapter itself and students with wrong answers will have to give the correct answers 2 6. social responsibilities and business ethics Daily 5 questions will be given and same questions will be asked the next day 3 8.Small business An oral test will be taken. Questions will be based on previous day’s topic taught 4 Revision of above chapters that is 6th, 7th and 8th After completing 6th, 7th ,8th chapter again explanation of previous chapters will be given to students and they have to give the presentation of each topic covered in these chapters .
Nov. 1 and 2 Group activity Seminar will be organized which includes the topics of chapter 1 to 4 Nov 3 and 4 Group activity Seminar will be organized which includes the topics of chapter 5 to 8 Dec. 1 and 2 Revision of 1th to 8 chapter Students will be selected randomly and they have to explain the topic which is given in the class itself POST TERM (chapter 3,5,6,7, 8) 3 9.Internal trade Students will be selected randomly and they have to explain the topics which is given in the class itself as well as they have to clear the queries of students Jan. 1and 2 week An overviews of chapter 1 to 9 and solving of post term paper Students whose answer is wrong in mid term exam have to give correct answer orally along with writing 2 times .After winter vacation, every day one topic will be assigned from chapter 1 to 9 in the class and each student will have to orally explain the same topic on the next day. 3 10. International business Seminar will be organized on the topic of international business and internal trade Feb 1 10. International business 2 Revision for Final exam Next 1 to 10 chapters (oral and written test ) FINAL EXAM (chapter 1 to 10) Economics Month / Weeks Chapter No. / Name Revision April 1 Part A 9. Measure of central tendency : Mean Learn and Practice different formulas to calculate mean, Class test. 2 10. Measure of central tendency : Median and Mode Learn and Practice different formulas to calculate median and mode, Class test. May 1 Part B 1. Intoduction of Indian economy on the eve of independence Written test will be taken which includes the topic of this chapter and students having wrong answer have to give oral presentation in front of class Summer Assignment Project work on Consumer Awareness June 1 2. Economic Planning in India Student will be selected randomly and student have to explain the topic which is given in the class itself as
well as they have to solve the queries 2 3. Agricultural development in India Group of 3 students will be formed and topics will be assigned to them they have to explain the topic and they have to clear the queries of students also July 1 Part A 1. An Introduction to Economics 2. Statistics for economics Oral test will be conducted but the question will be framed by the students of different groups. 2 3. Collection of data An oral test will be taken questions will be based on previous day topic taught PRE MID TERM (Part A chapter 1,2,9,10 Part B chapter 1) 3 4. Census and Sample method Seminar will be organized which consist of methods of sample and census investigation 4 Part B 4. Industrial Licencing and Development in India Written test will be taken which includes the topic of this chapter and students with wrong answers will have to give oral presentation in front of class August 1 Part A 5. Organising of data : Classification of data 6. Organising of data : Tabulation of data Raw data will be provided to the students in group and they will classify data on certain basis and present it in tabular form. 2 7. Diagramatic presentation of data Students will draw different types of diagrams like bars, pie diagram, etc on the basis of data. 3 11. Measure of dispersion Learn and Practice different formulas to calculate range, quartile deviation, mean deviation etc. class test 4 Part B 5. India’s Foreign Trade Seminar will be organized which consist of topic of foreign trade September Revision and MID TERM (portion of pre mid term and chapters no. Part A chapter no.3, 4, 5,6 and 11 Part B chapter no. 2,3,4 and 5) October 1 Part B 6. Economic reforms since 1991 An overview will be given to the students on the previous topics. After that Student will be selected randomly and student have to explain the topic which is given in the class itself
velocity and uniform acceleration – Projectile motion, uniform circular motion. based question Discussion and submission of copy for correction 3 LAWS OF MOTION UNIT-3: LAWS OF MOTION: Intuitive concept of force. Newton’s first law of motion; Momentum and Newton’s second law of motion, impulse; Newton’s third law of motion; Law of conservation of linear momentum and its applications. PRE-MID TERM---CHAPTER 1TO 3 1) Sort out all definition taught in the class and the presentation of the same. 2) Special training session will be conducted in class to write and memorize essay type questions easily. 4 Equilibrium of concurrent forces; Static and Kinetic friction, rolling friction, lubrication. Dynamics of uniform circular motion; Centripetal force, examples of circular motion (vehicle on level circular road, vehicle on banked road). Numericals to solve from the chapter Laws of motion. AUGUST 1 WORK, ENERGY AND POWER UNIT-4: WORK, ENERGY AND POWER: Work done by a constant force and a variable force; Kinetic energy. Work-energy theorem. submission of home assignment, discussion and doubt clearing session 2 Notion of Potential energy, potential energy of a spring, conservative forces; conservation of mechanical energy, forces; motion in a vertical circle; elastic and inelastic collisions in one and two dimensions. NCERT exercise and value based questions. Discussion and submission of copy for correction 3 MOTION OF SYSTEM OF PARTICLES AND RIGID BODY UNIT-5: SYSTEM OF PARTICLES AND ROTATIONAL MOTION: Centre of mass of a two-particle system, momentum conservation and centre of mass motion. Centre of mass of a rigid body; centre of mass of uniform rod. Moment of a force, torque, angular momentum, laws of conservation of angular momentum and its applications. Special training session will be conducted in class to write and memorize essay type questions easily. 4 Equilibrium of rigid bodies, rigid body rotation and equations of rotational motion, comparison of linear and rotational motions. NCERT exercise and value based questions. Discussion and submission of copy for correction SEPTEMBER 1 Moment of inertia, radius of gyrations, values of moments of inertia for simple geometrical objects (no derivation). Statement of parallel and perpendicular axes theorems and their applications Power point presentation based on this chapter. Participation of each student is compulsory for this task.
DECEMBER 1 First law of thermodynamics. Isothermal and adiabatic processes. SECOND law of thermodynamics;reversible and irreversible process NCERT exercise and value based questions. Discussion and submission of copy for correction 2 Heat engines and refrigerators. POST MID –TERM Chapter 1to 12 Essay question and answer presentation .Revision 3 BEHAVIOUR OF PERFECT GAS AND KINETIC THEORY OF GASES UNIT-9: KINETIC THEORY: Equation of state of a perfect gas, word done in compressing a gas. Kinetic theory of concept of pressure. Essay presentation and doubt clearing session JANUARY 1 Kinetic interpretation of temperature; rms speed of gas molecules; degrees of freedom, law of equipartition of energy (statement only) and application to specific heat capacities of gases; concept of mean free path, Avogadro’s number. Group wise presentation of different topics. 2 OSCILLATIONS AND WAVES UNIT-10: OSCILLATIONS: Periodic motion-time period, frequency, displacement as a function of time and periodic functions, simple harmonic motion (S.H.M.) and its equation; phase, oscillations of a spring-restoring force and force constant; energy in S.H.M. Definition based discussion, collecting all definition from all chapters and discussing it in the class. 3 Kinetic and potential energies; simple pendulum-derivation of expression for its time period; free, forced and damaged oscillations (qualitive ideas only), resonance. NCERT exercise and value based questions. Discussion and submission of copy for correction 4 WAVES: Wave motion-Transverse and longitudinal waves, speed of wave motion. Displacement relation for a progressive wave; Principle of superposition of waves, reflection of waves, standing waves in strings and organ pipes, fundamental mode and harmonics, beats, Doppler effect. Group wise presentation of topic FEBRAURY 1 REVISION FINAL –EXAM –FULL SYLLABUS Revision from NCERT based questions.
Chemistry (Class XI ) 2017-18 Month Week No. Unit/Lesson Lesson REVESION PROCESS APRIL 3 1 Basic concepts of chemistry. Practice should be given by green board test. 4 1 Mole concept Practice should be given by green board test. MAY 1 2 Atomic structure –Theories . Seminar/Presentation on atomic structure JUNE 4 2 Electronic configuration and quantum numbers. Presentation on electronic configuration JULY 1 3 Periodic Table-periodic trends and classification of elements. Presentation on electronic configuration & PT 2 3 Properties of s,p,d-f:block elements. What happens when,explain why test 3 4 Chemical bonding-Lewis dot structure-octate rule, Fajansrule,VBT Structure hybridization test Premid test Ch-1,2&3 4 4 VSEPR theory,hybridization,MOT. MOT test, structure test ,explain why test AUGUST 1 8 REDOX REACTIONS: Balancing test,oxidation number determination test 2 9 Hydrogen and its compounds. What happens when,explain why test 3 5 States of matter-ideal gas WrittenTest-feedback & writing practice should be given 4 5 REAL gas-compressibility. WrittenTest-feedback & writing practice should be given SEPTEMBER Midterm exam Ch- 1to 5,8&9 OCTOBER 1 10 S-block What happens when,explain why test 3 11 P-block What happens when,explain why test NOVEMBER 1 6 Thermodynamic laws:Hesses law. & writing practice should be given 2 6 Thermochemistry : Presentation on green board.
,signum function ) May 1 2….Contd. Various operations on real valued function. SUMMER HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT COLLECTION OF 25 DIFFERENT TYPES OF PROBLEMS (10 SET THEORY, 5 RELATION AND 10 FUNCTIONS) AND SOLVE THEM June 4 functions Trigonometry as periodic function, values Trigonometry functions of sum and difference of angles, Trigonometric equations and their principle and general solution. Students will be asked to write various trigonometric identities on green board/smart board. July 1 3… Contd. part) Sine and cosine rule. 2 4. Principle of mathematical induction Introduction, motivation, the principle of mathematical induction Written test (5 problems from sample papers/reference books) July 3 5. Complex number and quadratic equation Introduction, real and imaginary numbers, standard form, modulus, conjugate and multiplicative inverse PRE MID-TERM ASSESSMENT[ Set theory, Relation and Function , trigonometry function ] 3 5…. Contd. part. Algebra of complex numbers, Argand plane, and polar representation of complex numbers, quadratic formulae and solution for discriminant less than zero. Square root of complex numbers. Students will be divided in groups and problems will be exchanged mutually among groups and solve and check simultaneously. 4 6.Linear inequation Introduction, inequalities, algebraic and graphical solution of system of linear inequation in two variables. Aug 1 7. permutation & combination Fundamental principle of counting, Factorial notation and properties .permutation ( linear) , 1 7….contd. Combination, problems based on permutation and combination. Each student will frame a question based on the topic and will be solved by exchanging the questions with others, 2 8.Binomial theorem Binomial expansion, r’th term of a binomial expansion (general term), middle term and term independent of variable. Oral discussion about formula used in expansion of higher exponent. 3 9.Sequence and series Introduction, A.P, general terms, sum of n terms, sequence ,Fibonacci sequence, G.P , general terms and sum of n terms 4 9… contd. Sum of n terms of Special series, relation between A.M and G.M Students will be asked to write the formula for sum of first n natural numbers, sum of square and cube of n natural numbers.
Sept MID-TERM ASSESSME-NT [ Set theory, Relation and Function , trigonometry function, complex numbers, principle of mathematical induction, linear and combination ] Revision for Term I assessment. Oct 1 10.Straight line Concept of slope (gradient), various form of equation of line (point slope form, intercept form, normal form etc.) 2 10….Contd. General equation of line, distance of a point from a line. Students will be asked to explain various form of straight line in plane on the board. 3 11. Conic section Introduction, section of a cone, equation of a circle, Equation of parabola. 4 11……Contd. Equation of ellipse, eccentricity, equation of hyperbola Derivation of equation of circle, parabola and ellipse by students. Nov 1 12. Introduction to three dimensional geometry Introduction, 3 D space, octant, distance formulae, section formulae. Collinearity of three points. 2 13. Limits and derivatives Introduction, limits formulae , sandwich theorem Derivative of function by first principle, derivatives of simple trigonometric functions. Class test: five different problems of limit and derivative by first principle. 3 13….Contd. part) Limits of logarithmic and exponential functions. 4 14. Mathematical reasoning Introduction, statement, implication, negation of statement, compound statement Dec 1 15. Statistics Measure of dispersion (range, mean deviation about mean, mean deviation about median), variance, standard deviation, analysis for frequency distribution. POST MID-TERM ASSESSMENT(straight line, conic section, introduction to 3 dimensional geometry,limit and derivatives ) 2 16.Probability Introduction, Random experiment, sample space of random experiments Surprise test (Maximum five problems from randomly selected chapters will be given to solve within a given time)
Drawing track and field 2nd practical test AUGUST 1 (Unit-4) Yoga Meaning and importance of yoga 1. Practical session will be conducted in the ground. 2. An assessment test would be conducted on previous lesson 3. Panel discussion based on the topic of yoga –the teacher will monitor the session. Yoga as heritage of India 2 Elements of yoga Badminton (practical manual) Physiological benefits of Asanas Pranayama, meditation and yogic kriyas benefits 3 Yoga for common lifestyle health problems Latest rules of the game (practical manual) 4 (Unit-5) Doping 1. Discussion based on different types of doping. 2. Lab manual submission and correction. 3. copy checking and correction Meaning and types of doping Prohibited substance and methods 5 Playing field and equipment’s (practical manual) Side effects of prohibited substances Ergogenic aids and doping in sports SEPTEMBER 1 Doping control procedure and athletes responsibility Terminology (practical manual) (Unit-6) Physical activity environment Concept of sports environment 1 .questioning session would be conducted in groups 2.practical manual submission based on the skill of badminton 3.practical session will be conducted in the ground 2 Need of sports environment Essential elements of positive sports environment Fundamental skills of badminton (practical manual) Principal of physical activity environments 3 Components of health- related fitness Important tournaments, venues and personalities (practical manual) Drawing badminton field (practical manual) MID TERM TEST (1 to 6) 3d practical test OCTOBER 1 (Unit-7) Test and measurement in sports 1. GroupWise Presentation of the topics that are taught in class. 2. Panel discussion on different topics that are taught in class. 3.An assessment test would be conducted on previous lesson Meaning of test measurement and evaluation 2 Importance of test measurement in sports Body mass index (BMI) Tennis history and latest rules of games (practical manual) 3 Waist- hip—ratio (WHR) Somato types
Computer Science Month Week No. Unit/Chapters Topics Revision Activity APRIL’2017 3 Chapter-1 Computer overview Evolution of computer, Characteristics of modern code & Types of computer R.A.- 1 Students will Speak on the given topics randomly selected from Chapter -1 4 & 1 week of may Chapter-2 Working with operating system Windows, directory structure ,Exploring computer, managing files & folders, creating shortcuts ,need of O.S. ,Types of software , function of O.S. ., processor management, storage management & information management and commonly used Operating System R.A. -2 Written test of 5 Questions (Ch-2) R.A.- 3 Group of 2-2 students will make a new file as well as folder & shortcut at desktop (ch-2) JUNE 4 & 5 Chapter 4 Input ,Output & memory devices Input Devices & Output devices Primary & Secondary memory Cache, Ports & Connectors R.A.- 4 Students will write on the topics selected through lottery system ( chapter-4) JULY 1 Chapter 6 Getting started with C++ C++ Character set, tokens ,Structure of a C++ program, header files & typing & executing the programs R.A.-5 Writing programs in C++( in the Lab) Chap-6 2 Chapter 7 Data Handling Concept of data types, type of data type, declaration of variables , Formatted input &output R.A.- 6 Each student will tell different example for different data type 3 Revision for PRE MID TERM (chapter 1 ,2,4,6 and 7) 4 Chapter 8 Operators & expression in C++ Types of operators ,expressions & assignment statements & C++ shortcuts R.A.- 7 Each student will make use of different expressions (chap-8) AUGUST 1 & 2 Chapter 9 Flow of Control Selection statement if & switch Flow of control While loop, Do….. while and for loop Jump statement goto , break , continue & jump R.A.- 8 Each group would be given a different looping to complete a task (Chap-9) Chapter 10 Introduction to library function & header R.A.- 9 Write different