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Syllabus for Second Year of CHSE, 2015 - 2017

Alternative English

ProseA01PRO

A20 AWWS The Wonder World of Science

The Wonder World of Science

Aspire +2 Science College

A21 AOEX Our Environment

Our Environment


A22 AWBX The World of Business

The World of Business


A23 ACWX The Changing World

The Changing World


PoetryA02POE

A24 AICS Indian Children Speak

Indian Children Speak


A25 AGPX The Goat Paths

The Goat Paths


A26 AQCX Of a Questionable Conviction

Of a Questionable Conviction


A27 AMIR Mirror

Mirror


A28 ATOA Toads

Toads


Short StoriesA03SHST

A29 AHMX The Happy Man

The Happy Man


A30 ATRE The Tree

The Tree


A31 AWMX The Watch Man

The Watch Man


One Act PlaysA04OAP

A32 AHTX The Hour of Truth

The Hour of Truth


Grammar and UsageA05GRA

A33 ARTA Revision of Tense and Aspect'

Revision of Tense and Aspect'


Aspire +2 Science College CHSE Second Year: 2015 - 2017 of 26

A34 ARPV Revision of Prepositions and Phrasal Verbs

Revision of Prepositions and Phrasal Verbs


A35 ACTX Clause Types

Clause Types


A36 ALDX Linking Devices

Linking Devices


A37 AWOE Word Order and Emphasis

Word Order and Emphasis



Biology:Botany

Plant physiologyB04PP

B22 BTPX Transport in Plants

1. Cell as a Physiological unit2. Diffusion3. Osmosis4. Imbibition5.Water relation (Water Potential, Osmotic Potential, Pressure Potential)6. Absorption of Water: Availability of soil water7. Mechanism of active and passive absorption(LQ)8. Theories of translocation of water – transpiration pull and root pressure9. Concept of apoplast and symplast10. Transpiration(LQ), Significance and Factors affecting rate of transpiration11. Mechanism of stomatal opening and closing(K ion theory)(LQ)


B23 BMNX Mineral nutrition

Mineral Nutrition1. Essential elements2. Functions of macro-elements and trace(micro) elements3. Deficiency symptoms of macro-elements and trace(micro) elements4. Mechanism of mineral absorption and translocation5. Elementary idea about biological N2 fixation


B24 BPHS Photosynthesis

1. The significance and site of photosynthesis2. Chlorophyll structure3. Photochemical(Light) and Biosynthetic (dark) phases(LQ)4. Electron Transport Chain(LQ)5. Photophosphorylation - Cyclic and Non cyclic (LQ)6. C3 and C4 pathway(LQ)7. Photorespiration8. Factors affecting photosyntesis


B25 BRPX Respiration in Plants

1. Cellular Respiration(Aerobic, Anerobic and fermentation)2. Glycolysis(LQ)3. TCA Cycle(LQ)4. Electron Transport System(LQ)5. Oxidative Phosphorylation - ATP Synthesis - Chemiosmotic hypothesis(LQ)6. Respiratory Quotient7. Carbon dioxide compensation point


B26 BPGD Plant Growth and Development

1. Characteristics of plant growth2. Elementary idea on Phytohormones a. Physiological effects of auxins(LQ) b. Physiological effects of Gibberlins(LQ) c. Physiological effects of cytokinins3. Mechanism of Germination of seeds(LQ)4. Factors affecting seed germination5. Seed dormancy6. Process of flowering: Photoperiodism and Vernalization7. Senescence and Abscission


B27 BMOV Movements in plants

1. Phototropism and geotropism2. Tropic and nastic movements



Genetics, Molecular Biology and EvolutionB07GMBE

B42 BMBX Molecular Biology

1. Search for Genetic Material - Griffith and Avery's Experiments on Transformation(LQ)2. Structure and function of DNA(LQ)3. Replication of DNA(LQ)4. RNA World5. Gene Expression6. Transcription in Prokaryote(LQ)7. Transcription in Eukaryote8. Translation in Prokaryote(LQ)9. Translation in Eukaryote10. Regulation of gene expression (Induction and repression)11. Human genome project12. DNA Finger Printing


Biology and Human WelfareB08BHW

B47 BIFP Improvement in food production

1. Hybridisation2. Breeding for Crop improvement3. Animal husbandry: Management of Farm animals (Diary farm and poultry farm management, animal breeding)4. Bee keeping5. Fisheries


B48 BMHW Microbes in human welfare

Microbes in Human welfare:1. Houshold and industrial products2. Sewage treatment3. Biogas production4. Biocontrol agents5. Biofertilizers


Biotechnology and its ApplicationsB09BTA

B50 BPBT Processes of biotechnology

1. Recombinant DNA Technology: Tools, Techniques, steps and application2. Tissue culture: a. Totipotency b. Techniques, steps and applications of plant tissue culture


B51 BABT Application of Biotechnology

Production of Transgenics with examples from plants, animals and microbesBiotechnology


Ecology and environmentB10EE

B53 BECO Ecosystem

1. Autecology and Synecology2. Ecosystem and its components3. Ecological Factors a. Climatic b. Edaphic c. Topographic d. Biotic4. Types of ecosystem a. aquatic b. terrestrial5. Energy flow in ecosystem6. Food chain and food webs7. Ecological Pyramid8. Plant community and plant succession - hydrosere and xerosere



PracticalsB20PRA

B71 BSLP Studies on plant pigments

1. Study of the effect of temperature and chemical (methanol, acetone, formaldehyde) on leaching of pigments in beet root.2. Study of plant pigments by paper chromatography.


B72 BSPH Study of photosynthesis

Study of light intensity, light quality, and dissolved carbon dioxide on photosynthesis by Wilmott’s bubbler.


B73 BSTR Studies on transpiration

1. Study of transpiration by Ganong’s and Farmer’s photometer.2. Study of relation between transpiration and absorption by T/A apparatus.3. Comparative study of rate of transpiration from upper and lower surface of dicot leaf.4. Study of distribution of stomata on upper and lower surface of a dicot and a monocot leaf.


B74 BSPL Study of plasmolysis

Study of plasmolysis in cells of epidermal peels of Rhoeo discolour and to fimd out the concentration of isotonic condition.


B75 BCPT Study of the presence of carbohydrates, proteins and fats

Qualitative test for the presence of carbohydrates (glucose,starch,cellulose), proteins and fats in rice/wheat/gram/potato.


B76 BSOP Study of osmosis

Study of osmosis by potato osmometer.


B78 BSSG Studies on seed germination

1. Demonstration of conditions necessary for germination (air and water).2. Demonstration of stages of germination.3. Demonstration of types of germination: epigeal and hypogeal germination.


B79 BDPG Demonstration of phototropism and geotropism

1. Demonstration of experimental set up showing phototropism.2. Demonstration of experimental set up showing geotropism.


B80 BVMR Analysis of samples for verification of mendelian ratio.

Analysis of samples for verification of mendelian ratio using pea seeds or colour beads.


B94 BIMA Identification with morphological adaptations

Identification with morphological adaptations of the following specimens1. Hydrophytes: Hydrilla, Pistia and Eichornia2. Xerophytes: Opuntia and Casuarina



Biology:Zoology

Human Organ System and PhysiologyB05HOSP

B33 BNSM Nervous system of man

Neural control and coordination in Man:1. Structure and Function of Brain(LQ)2. Structure and Function of Spinal cord3. Autonomic nervous system(Elementary Idea)4. Reflex action5. Mechanism of Transmission of Nerve Impulse(LQ)


B34 BEGH Endocrine system of man

Chemical coordination and regulation of human endocrine system1. Name, location, hormones and function of different endocrine glands2. Feedback Control3. Hormonal disorders


Reproduction in OrganismsB06RO

B35 BARX Asexual reproduction

1. Types of reproduction2. Asexual reproduction(LQ) a. Binary fission b. Multiple fission c. Budding in hydra d. Gemmule in sponges


B37 BSRM Human Reproduction

Sexual reproduction in man:1.Male reproductive system(LQ)2.Female reproductive system(LQ)3.Menstrual cycle4. Gametogenesis (Spermatogenesis and Oogenesis)5. Fertilization


B38 BHDX Human Development

Human Development1. Embryonic development (brief)2. Implantation3. Pregnancy4. Parturition5. Lactation


B40 BRHX Reproductive health

Reproductive Health:1. Problem and strategies2. Population explosion and birth control3. Medical termination of pregnancy4. Sexually transmitted diseases (STD)5. Infertility



Genetics, Molecular Biology and EvolutionB07GMBE

B41 BGEN Genetics

Heredity and Variation1. Mendel's Laws of Inheritance(LQ)2. Chromosomal basis of inheritance3. Other patterns of Inheritance a. Incomplete dominance b. Multiple allelism c. Quantitative inheritance4. Linkage and crossing over5. Sex determination(LQ)6. Sex linked inheritance(LQ)7. Chromosomal Aberrations (Structural)8. Pedigree analysis of hemophilia9. Genetic disorders - Hemophilia, sickle cell anemia, phenylketonuria, Down's syndrome, Klinefelter's syndrome and Turner's syndrome


Biology and Human WelfareB08BHW

B44 BHHD Human health and disease

1. Common diseases in human: Typhoid, pneumonia, common cold, malaria, amoebiasis, ascariasis, filariasis, ringworm2. Immunity: a. Immune system of our body b. Innate and acquired immunity c. Cell mediated immunity and humoral immunity d. Active and passive immunity e. Vaccination and immunization f. Allergies, Autoimmunodiseases, AIDS, Cancer3. Problems of Adoloscence: Drug and Alcohol Abuse - prevention and control


Ecology and environmentB10EE

B54 BBDC Biodiversity and its conservation

1. Importance of biodiversity2. Biosphere reserve, National parks, sanctuaries and zoos


B55 BEAX Environmental Issues

Environmental issues:1. Air pollution and its control2. Water pollution and its control3. Agrochemicals and their effects4. Solid waste5. Radioactive wastes6. Greenhouse effect7. Global warming8. Ozone depletion in stratosphere9. Deforestation10. Degradation by improper resource utilization and maintenance


PracticalsB21PRA

B84 BASA Study of action of salivary amylase on starch

Study of action of salivary amylase on starch and effect of pH and Temperature


B85 BAUX Analysis of Urine

To test the presence of urea, sugar and bile salts in urine/given sample


B86 BSMT Study of Mendelian Traits

Study of Mendelian Traits in man such as tongue rolling, Hitchhiker's thumb, ear lobe and widow's peak



B87 BSOB Studies on blood

1. Preparation of blood smear of toad / man2. Study of haemolysis and crenation of human blood cells3. Working principle of haemoglobinometer


B88 BRHB Study of rate of heart beat

Study of heart beat of frog / toad and effect of temperature on heart beat


B89 BSHS Study of histological slides of organs

Study of TS through spinal cord, ovary, testis, artery, vein, kidney and stomach


B90 BSMO Study of models of organs

Study of models of organs of human being such as eye, ear, heart and brain


B91 BSKE Study of human skeleton

Study of vertebrae, girdles and limb bones



Chemistry

Chemical ReactionC04CR

C10 CENR Energetics

1. System and its types a. Properties of system, extensive and intensive properties of a system b. Thermodynamics state of a system c. Surroundings2. Processes – reversible processes3. Internal energy and enthalpy4. The first law, heat capacity and specific heat, measurement of delta U and delta H5. Thermochemistry: a. Exothermic and endothermic reactions b. Enthalpy change of reaction at constant pressure and constant volume, relation between them, enthalpy of formation, combustion and neutralisation, sublimation, ionization and solution c. Hess’s law of heat summation and its applications6. Entropy and free energy, spontaneity of a process.


C11 CEQL Equilibria

Equilibrium in physical and chemical processes1. Law of mass action; Equilibrium constants (Kc, Kp, and Kx), relation among them, the reaction quotient and its relation with the equilibriumSimple homogeneous equilibria, heterogeneous equilibria (dissociation of CaCO3 and NH4HS)2. Le – Chateliers, principle and its application to synthesis of NH3 and HI3. Numerical problems on chemical equilibrium.4. Theories of acids and bases, ionisation of weak acids and bases (derivation of expression for ionisation constants and degree of ionisation)5. Ionic product of water, pH and other logarithmic terms6. Common ion effect7. Solubility product and their applications with special reference to application in salt analysis8. Buffer solution and Henderson equations for acid and basic buffers9. Hydrolysis of salts10. Numerical problems on ionic equilibrium.


C12 CKIN Chemical Kinetics

1. Slow and fast reactions2. Rate (speed) of reactions, average and instantaneous rates3. Factors affecting rate of reactions4. Order and molecularity of reactions with examples of simple reactions5. Kinetics of zero and first order reactions6. Fractional–life period (half–life period as a special case)7. Dependence of rate constant with temperature (Arrhenius equation)8. Activation energy9. Collision theory of unimolecular reactions (elementary idea; mathematical treatment excluded)10. Numerical problems.


FamiliesC06FAM

C19 COXY Oxygen Family

General characteristics of oxygen familyPreparation, properties and uses of 1. ozone 2. hydrogen sulphide 3. sulphur dioxide 4. sulphuric acid


C20 CHAL Halogen Family

General characteristics of halogen familyPreparation, properties and uses of Fluorine, HF, HCl, HBr and HIBrief idea about interhalogen compounds



C21 CZGE Zero Group Elements

Position the periodic tableProperties and uses of Noble gasesProperties and structure of 1. XeF22. XeF43. XeF6


C22 CTRA Transition Metals

General characteristics, Principle of extraction (industrial details excluded), properties and uses of Cu and Fe


Electro, Nuclear and Coordination ChemistryC07ENC

C23 CELE Electrochemistry

1. Electrolytes and non-electrolytes, electrolysis in molten state and aqueous solutions, laws of electrolysis2. Electrolytic conductance: conductance and resistance, specific, equivalent and molar conductance, variation of equivalent conductance with dilution (qualitative treatment), equivalent (and molar) conductance at infinite dilution, Kohlrausch’s law and its applications3. Galvanic cells: cells and cell reactions, electrode potential and cell potential, the Nernst equations and its application, standard electrode potential, electromotive series, emf of simple cells4. Lead accumulator and fuel cells5. Numerical problems


C24 CNUC Nuclear Chemistry

1. Consequence of alpha, beta and gamma emissions, the group displacement law2. Kinetics of radioactive decay, half–life and average–life period3. Nuclear stability and neutron–proton ratio4. Mass–energy conversions5. Carbon dating6. Artificial radioactivity induced by alpha particles and neutrons7. Elementary idea on nuclear fission and fusion8. Application of radioisotopes9. Numerical problems


C25 CCOO Coordination Chemistry

1. Ligands and their types2. Werner’s theory of co–ordination compounds3. Nomenclature and isomerism of coordination compounds4. Colour, magnetic properties and shapes5. Importance of coordination compounds in qualitative analysis, in extraction of metals and in biological systems.


Derived HydrocarbonsC10DHC

C35 CALD Aldehydes and Ketones

1. Preparation: Oxidation and dehydrogenation of alcohols, dry distillation of calcium salts, from carboxylic acids, ozonolysis, from acid chlorides and Grignard’s reagents, hydration of alkynes2. Properties: additions of HCN, NaHSO3, ROH to carbonyl groups, blocking of carbonyl group by cyclic acetal formation, addition, elimination reactions with hydrazine, phenyl hydrazine, DNPH, semicarbazide and ammonia3. Reactions with Tollen’s reagent, Fehling’s solution4. Oxidation and reduction, action of PCl5, halogenation and haloform reactions, aldol reaction and Cannizzaro’s reaction


C36 CMCA Monocarboxyllic acids

1. General formula, methods of preparation: Oxidation of primary alcohols and aldehydes, hydrolysis of nitriles and esters, carboxylaiton of Grignard’s reagent2. Properties – physical and chemical: acidic nature, formation of acid derivatives, alkanes reaction of formic acid with Tollen’s reagent


C37 CMCD Derivatives of Monocarboxyllic acids

1. Amides: Preparation - pyrolysis of ammonium salts, partial hydrogen of nitriles; reactions - dehydration, action of HNO2, Hoffmann’s bromamide reaction2. Acid chlorides: Preparation from acids, reactions with alcohols and sodium salts of acids.3. Esters: Preparation from acids acid derivatives; reactions - hydrolysis, with alkali and reduction



C38 CANC Aliphatic Nitrogen Compounds

1. Nitroalkanes: Preparation by nitration of alkanes and substitution of alkyl halides, reaction (reductions, action of HNO2).2. Aliphatic amines: Types of amines, basic nature of amines, preparation, of primary amines only reduction of nitroalkanes, cyanides, Hoffmann bromamide reaction3. Properties - Physical, Chemical: basicity, reaction with alkyl halides, acid chlorides and carbylamine reaction


C39 CCOC Interconversion of Organic Compounds

1. Interconverison of organic compounds involving a. Ascending and descending carbon series without changing functional groups b. Changing functional group without changing the number of carbon atoms in both aliphatic and aromatic compounds.


Aromatic CompoundsC11AC

C41 CARC Aromatic Compounds

1. Aromatic hydrocarbons: Preparation: General methods of preparation. Aromaticity (Huckel’s rule), graphic formula of benzene, toluene and xylenes, Properties: Electrophilic substitution reactions with mechanism (halogenation, nitration, sulfonation and Friedel – Craft’s reactions), addition reactions, oxidation and ozonolysis. Directive influence of substituents in aromatic substitution reactions.2. Haloarenes: Nature of C – X bond (sp3C – X and sp2C – X bonds), preparation by substitution reaction and Sandmeyer’s reaction, Reactions: Nucleophilic and electrophilic substitution reactions (directive influence of the halogen atom), Fitting and Wurtz – Fitting reactions.3. Phenols: Preparation: From haloarenes, sodium arene – sulphonates, diazonium salts, phenol from cumene (principle only) Properties: physical, Reactions – acidic nature, esterification, electrophilic substitution reactions (nitration and halogenation), oxidation, reaction, with zinc dust and Reimer – Tiemann reaction.4. Aromatic aldehydes: General methods (From acid chlorides, nitriles, arenes, by side chain halogenation followed by hydrolysis, Gatterman – Koch reaction), Preparation of benzaldehyde by Etard’s reaction. Properties: Reaction with HCN phenyl hydrazine, electrophilic substitution reaction (nitration, halogenation), Cannizzaro reaction.5. Aromatic Carboxylic acids: General methods of preparation by oxidation of arenes (alkyl benzenes), from nitriles and amides, acyl halides, esters and anhydrides, carboxylation of Grignard reagents. Properties: Acidic character, reaction with PCl5 alcohol, decarboxylation, electrophilic substitution reaction (nitration, halogenation).6. Arylamines: general methods of preparation of Aniline from nitroarenes, properties: basic character, reaction with alkyl halide, acyl halide, nitrous acid and electronphilic substitution reactions (halogenation, sulfonation).7. Aryl diazonium salts: Preparation of arene diazonium chloride from arylamines, its use in synthesis of arenes, phenols, nitroarences, fluroarenes, chloroarenes, bromoarenes, nitroarenes, aryl cyanides, coupling reaction.


BiomoleculesC12BIO

C42 CBIO Biomolecules

Biomolecules: The cell and energy cycle, photosynthesis and energy, preliminary idea about carbohydrates, proteins, aminoacids, polypeptides, lipids, hormones and vitamins.


Chemistry in Service of HumanityC13CSH

C43 CCSH Chemistry in Service of Humanity

1. Chemicals in Medicines: Analgesics, antipyretics, antibiotics and antiseptics (only characteristics and few important examples, structure and preparation are not required).2. Polymers: Classification of polymers: natural and synthetic polymers, important uses and formula of polythene, PVC, neoprene, Teflon, Buna–S, nylon, 6, 6, terylene and Bakelite.3. Pesticides: definition, classification, insecticides, fungicides and rodenticides (only the names of few commercial compounds be mentioned).4. Soap and Detergents: General idea about Soap and detergent, some important examples.


PracticalsC15PRA

C73 CPCS Preparation of crystalline salts

Preparation of crystalline salts 1. Mohr's Salt 2. Potash alum



C74 CQAX Quantitative analysis

Quantitative analysis1. Double titration: Two experiments to be done a. One acid two alkalies double titration b. Two acids one alkali double titration.2. Bench acid Titration: Strong acid of approximately 20. N to be supplied3. Redox Titration: Titration between potassium permanganate and oxalic acid.


C75 CIBR Identification of basic radicals by dry and wet test

1. Wet tests for basic radicals: Wet tests for the following basic radicals be done. a. Group – I basic radicals: Ag+, Pb2+, Hg22+ b. Group – II basic radicals: Hg2+, Cu2+, Bi3+, As3+, Sb3+, Sn2+ and Sn4+ c. Group – III A basic radicals: Fe3+, Al3+ and Cr3+ d. Group – III B basic radicals: Co2+, Ni2+, Zn2+, and Mn2+ e. Group – IV basic radicals: Ba2+, Ca2+, and Sr2+ f. Group – V basic radicals: NH4+, Mg2+, K+, Na+2. Identification of unknown basic radicals: For identification of unknown basic radicals both dry and wet tests are to be performed


C76 CTFG Test for functional groups present in organic compounds

Qualitative organic analysis1. Test for unsaturation2. Distinction between aromatic and aliphatic compounds (copper foil test)3. Test for carboxylic, phenolic, aldehydic, ketonic and alcoholic groups.



English

ProseN01PRO

N67 NGOP My Greatest Olympic Prize

My Greatest Olympic Prize


N68 NEXA On Examinations

On Examinations


N69 NTPL The Protrait of a Lady

The Protrait of a Lady


N70 NTMT The Magic of Teamwork

The Magic of Teamwork


N71 NDPV Development of Polio Vaccines

Development of Polio Vaccines


PoetryN02POE

N77 NDAF Daffodils

Daffodils


N78 NBFG The Ballad of Father Gilligan

The Ballad of Father Gilligan


N79 NPOL A Psalm of Life

A Psalm of Life


N80 NTEL Television

Television


N81 NMMX Money Madness

Money Madness


Non-detailed StudyN03NDS

N88 NTDW The Doctor's Word

The Doctor's Word


N89 NTNR The Nightingale and the Rose

The Nightingale and the Rose


N90 NMMC Mystery of the Missing Cap

Mystery of the Missing Cap


N91 NTMP The Monkey's Paw

The Monkey's Paw


N92 NMMO My Mother

My Mother


N93 NSHS Stay Hungry. Stay Fit.

Stay Hungry. Stay Fit.


Steps to WritingN04SW

N38 NIGC Interpreting Graphs, Charts etc

Interpreting Graphs, Charts, Tables and Diagrams etc



N39 NREB Reporting events and Business Matters

Reporting events and Business Matters


N40 NNMS Note Making and Summarizing

Note Making and Summarizing


N41 NEWX Extended Writing

Extended Writing


Grammar in Context and TranslationN05GCT

N47 NINT Interrogatives

Interrogatives


N49 NRTM Revision of Tense Pattern and Modal Verbs

Revision of Tense Pattern and Modal Verbs


N51 NPAS The Passive

The Passive


N52 NCON Conditionals

Conditionals


N53 NDRS Direct and Reported Speech

Direct and Reported Speech


General

Basic Computer EducationG03IT

G11 GPRA PRACTICALS

PRACTICALS: DOS, Windows, MS-Office, web page, browsing, sending and creating a mail



Information Technology

DatabasesI07DB

I11 IDBS Data Processing

Introduction to Data base Management System:1.Basic concept of Data Base Design: Components of database design2. Database and its features3. Data normalization, normal forms: 1st, 2nd and 3rd normal forms4. DBMS and its types; advantages of DBMS5. Data Ware housing: Definition, different layers, components, advantages and application areas6. Data Mining: Definition, its evolution, technologies used in data mining, advantages, uses and application area7.Geographic Information System: Definition, components, advantages, disadvantages, uses and application area8. e-Commerce: Definition, its types, advantages, disadvantages and application areas


Internet and its applicationI08IN

I12 INET Introduction to Internet

1.Internet backbones and its features2. Internet access a. Dial up connection b. Direct connection c. Broad Band connection3. Role of ISP4. Functions of Hub, switch,bridge, router, repeater and gateway in internet5. Internet Protocols: a. TCP/IP b. FTP c. HTTP d. TELNET e. Gopher f. WAIS6. Internet Addressing: Domain name, IP addresses, e-mail addresses and URL7. Dstinction between internet, intranet and extranet


I20 ISSI Internet Security

1. Threats and prevention from viruses, worms, trojan horses, spams, use of cookies2. Protection using firewall, proxy server 3. Concept of public key and privae key, use of digital signature4. Virtual Private Network


I27 IINA Internet Applications

1. WWW, Web page, website, web browsing, Web Browsers, Search Engine2. File down loading and uploading3. Chatting and internet relay chat (IRC)4. e-Mail and its features5. Mailing list and news group6. Internet telephony system


I29 ICCX Cyber Crime

1. Definition and types of cyber crime: Cyber talking, hacking, software piracy, on-line fraud, pornography, spooling2. Cyber laws: India IT Act related to cyber laws and Intellectual property rights issues.



Visual BasicI09VB

I14 IVBE Visual Basic and Integrated Development Environment

1. Object Oriented Programming Features2. Visual basic and the integrated development environment3. VB Programming process4. Projects Explorer5. Form lay out6. Creating Application7. Project and interface8. VB Intrinsic controls9. Working with controls10. Form design11. Development environment customization12. SDI and MDI, Customization and applications


I15 IVBL Visual Basic Language

1. Data types2. Variables3. Operators4. Expressions5. General statements and control statements6. Arrays7. Built in Functions and procedures8. Control arrays and user defined procedures9. Creating and calling functions


PracticalsI20PRA

I69 IIFX Internet Fundamentals

1. Host address, IP address, Host name, Domain name, Servers, Clients, Protocols, Internet services, www, Website, URL2. Connecting to Internet: Dedicated connection, Dial up connection3. Browsers and e-mail, e-mail account, e-mail ID, e-mail commands


I70 IWPD Web page design-ms-frontpage

HTML, HTML tags, Body tags, Titke tags, Fonts, Table, HTML page design


I71 IMSA MS Office - Access

1. Database, MS access, modules, Tables, Creation, Deletion of data files2. Updation of data files, Forms, Query3. Report generation


I72 IVBP Visual Basic

1. Visual basic and visual basic IDE, Object oriented programming features, Visual basic programming process.2. Project explorer, Form laout, Creating application project, Interface, datatypes, Variables, Constants.3. Scope and module variable, Operators expressions, General statement and Control statement.4. Built in functions, Procedures, Creating and Calling functions, User defined procedures.5. Arrays, Controling arrays and User defined procedures.



Mathematics

Number SystemM02NS

M29 MLPP Linear Programming Problem

1. Introduction to Linear Programming Problem(LPP)2. Graphical solution of system of linear equations with two variables.3. Graphical solution of LPP(upto three constraints)


Differential CalculusM06DCAL

M17 MADX Application of Derivatives

1. Rate of change2. Tangents and normals.3. Increasing and decreasing functions4. Maxima and minima(simple Problem)5. Approximation6. Rolle's theorem; Lagrange's and Cauchy's Mean value theorem (without proof) and their geometrical interpretations and simple applications.7. Indeterminate forms, L-Hospital's Rule (without proof) and its application.


M28 MDER Derivatives-II

1. Derivatives of composite function: a. Chain rule b. Inverse trigonometric functions c. Exponential and logarithmic functions d. Implicit functions e. Logarithmic differentiations2. Derivatives of functions represented by parametric form.3. Successive differentiation; Leibinitz Theorem (Statement only)4. Partial Derivatives5. Euler's Theorem (without proof) and its simple application.


Integral CalculusM07ICAL

M18 MAND Antiderivative (Indefinite Integral)

1. Antiderivatives, indefinite integral, Standard integration formulae2. Algebra of integrals3. Integration by method of substitution4. Integration by parts.5. Integration by Partial fractions6. Integration of rational and irrational algebraic functions and of trigonometric functions.


M19 MDIX Definite Integral

1. Definite integral, fundamental theorem of integral calculus (statement), Elementary properties of Definite Integrals.2. Walli's formula3. Use of definite integral for evaluation of areas of plane regions bounded by simple curves.


M20 MDEQ Differential Equation

1. Definition, orders, degrees, general and particular solution of a differential equation.2. Formation of differential equations3. Solutions of differential equations by method of Separtion of Variables4. Homogenous differential equations of first order and first degree5. Linear differential equation of the form dy/dx + p(x)y = q(x) 6. Solution of differential equation of the form d2y/dx2 = f (x)



3D Co - ordinate Geometry and VectorM08CGV

M21 MTSL 3D Straight Line

1. Co-ordinate axes and co-ordinate planes, Co-ordinates of a point2. Distance between two points. Division formula3. Direction consines and direction ratios of a line.4. Projection of a line segment on another line.5. Angle between two lines.6. Definition of a plane and its equations in different forms. Transformation of the general form to normal form7. Angle between two planes8. Distance of a point from a plane9. System of planes10. Equation of a plane bisecting the angle between two planes.11. Symmetrical and un-symmetrical form of equations of a line and transformation of non-symmetrical form to symmetrical form.12. Condition of co-planarity of two lines13. Angle between a line and a plane.14. Distance of a point from a line.


M22 MSPH 3D Sphere

1. Difinition , equation of a sphere in standard form. 2. Sphere through four non-coplanar points. 3. Equation of sphere where the end points of a diameter of the sphere are given.


M23 MVEC Vector

1. Vectors and scalars, Types of vectors2. Algebra of vector3. Position vector of a point.4. Resolution of a vector into components.5. Scalar (Dot) product of two vectors and its Geometrical meaning6. Commutative and distributive properties of scalar product.7. Vector (Cross) Product and its Geometrical meaning8. Properties of vector product (Without Proof)9. Scalar Triple Product and vector triple product with simple application


Determinants and MatricesM09DM

M10 MDET Determinants

Determinants upto the order three, Minors and cofactors, Properties of determinant, Crammer’s rule.


M11 MMAT Matrices

Matrices, algebra of matrices, transpose and Inverse of a matrix, Solution of a system of linear equations in two or three variables by matrix inversion method and by Cramer's Rule.


Permutation and CombinationM10PC

M09 MPCX Permutation, Combination and Binomial Theorem

1. Principle of counting, Permution and combination with and without repeatition2. Statement of Binomial theorem for any rational index and proof of this theorem for positive integral index and identities involving binomial co-efficients.


Probability and StatisticsM11PS

M24 MPRO Probability

1. Basic concepts of probability2. Conditional probability and independence3. Compound events4. Random variable and probability Distribution (binomial distribution only)



Odia

Odia ProseO01Pro

O21 OJSS Jatiya Jeevanare Sahityara Sthana

Jatiya Jeevanare Sahityara Sthana


O22 OKSH Kshama

Kshama


O23 OBHU Bhul

Bhul


O24 OJJS Jatira Jeevana o sanskriti

Jatira Jeevana o sanskriti


Odia PoetryO02Poe

O25 OCHA Chandravaga

Chandravaga


O26 OSKN Sthula Kalebara Nuhain Amara

Sthula Kalebara Nuhain Amara


O27 ODAL Dharmapadara Atmalipi

Dharmapadara Atmalipi


O28 OGSX Grama Smashana

Grama Smashana


O29 OVPX Viswajeevana Pathe

Viswajeevana Pathe


Odia GrammarO04Gra

O34 OAPP Darakhast Leekhana

Darakhast Leekhana


O35 OAPX Ababodha Parikshana

Ababodha Parikshana


O36 OBAS Bipareeta Artha bodhaka Shabda

Bipareeta Artha bodhaka Shabda


O37 OSVS Samocharita bhinnarthabodhaka shabda

Smocharita bhinnarthabodhaka shabda


O38 OEKA Ekapadikarana

Ekapadikarana


Odia StoryO05Sto

O30 OEMB Ebe Madhya Banchichhi

Ebe Madhya Banchichhi


O31 OBOR Bitghara O Relagadi

Bitghara O Relagadi


O32 OASH Aneka Smita Hasa

Aneka Smita Hasa



O33 ODAR Darshana

Darshana



Physics

Electrostatics and MagnetostaticsP07EMS

P22 PEFP Electric Field and Potential

1. Electric charges and its quanitization2. Coulomb’s law: Force between two point charges; Electric permitivity3. Elctric field a. Electric field lines b. Electric field due to a point charge c. Electric field due to a dipole at an axial point and an Equatorial point d. Torque on a dipole in a uniform electric field.4. Electric Flux a.Gauss Law(Statement only) and its application to uniformly charged infinite plane sheet. b. Derivation of Cuolomb's law from Gauss Law5.Electric Potential: a. Potential difference b. Electrical potential due to a point charge c. Electrical potential due to a dipole at an axial point and at an equatorial point d. Electrical potential energy of a point charge n an electrostatic field7. Electron volt8. Relation between electric field and potential difference


P23 PCAP Capacitance and capacitors

1.Capacitance and capacitor2.Capacitance of an isolated sphere3.The parallel plate capacitor4.Capacitors joined in series and in parallel5. Dielectric and electric polarization6. Capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor with a dielectric medium between the plates7. Energy stored in a capacitor.


P24 PMAG Magnetostatics

1.Magnetism: Concept of magnetic field2.Magnetic field intensity due to a magnetic dipole (bar magnet) at end – on and Broad – side – on position. 3.Magnetic lines of force, field induction B, magnetic field intensity H; Intensity of magnetisation4.Permeability and susceptibility5.Idea of di, para and ferromagnetism (qualitative idea)6.Magnetic elements of earth


Current ElectricityP08CE

P25 PCRD Current, Resistance and DC circuits

1. Electric current; Drift-velocity and mobility and their relation with electric current2. Current density; Relation between current density and electric field intensity3.Resistance: Ohm’s law; Cunductance and Conductivity; Resistivity and resistance a. V-I graph (both ohmic and non-ohmic) b. Effect of temperature on resistance c. Combination of resistances in series and parallel4. Electromotive force (emf) and potential difference a. Internal resistance of a cell b. Combination of cells in series and parallel5. Kirchhoffs laws and its application to Wheatstone bridge


P26 PDTC Thermal and chemical effects of current

1.Heating effect of electric current; Statement of Joules law2.Electric energy and power



P27 PDCM Magnetic effects of current

1. Biot – savart’s law2. Magnetic field a. due to current carrying long straight wire b. on the axis and at the centre of a current carrying circular loop3. Force on a charged particle moving in uniform magnetic and electric field (Lorentz force)4. Force on a currnet carrying conductor in a uniform magnetic field5. Force between two parallel current carrying conductors 6. Definition of ampere7. Torque experienced by a current loop in an external magnetic field8. Moving coil galvanometer(dead beat type) and its conversion to ammeter and voltmeter


Electromagnetic induction and alternating currentP09EIAC

P28 PEMI Electromagnetic induction

1. Induced emf.2. Faraday’s laws of EMI.3. Lenz’s law.4. Eddy current5. EMF Induced in a rotating coil in a uniform magnetic field6. Self-inductance, mutual inductance.


P29 PACX Alternating current

1. Alternating current.2. The averange, peak and RMS value of Alternating Current and voltage. 3. AC circuits containing resistance only, inductance only and capacitance only4. Phasor diagram5. Power in AC circuits, wattless current.6.Principle and uses of transformer


OpticsP10OPT

P30 PROX Ray optics

1. Reflection of light2. Reflection by spherical mirrors, mirrors formula, lateral and longitudinal magnification3. Laws of refraction of light, refractive index and its relation with velocity of light (formula only)4. Total internal reflection and its uses5. Refraction at a spherical surface, thin lens formula, lens maker’s formula, magnifying power of lenses, two thin lenses in contact.6. Refraction through a prism, I – D curve and expression for refractive index of the material of the prism. Dispersion produced in a prism.


P31 PWOX Wave optics

1. Wave front, Huygene’s principle2. Interference of light, coherent sources, conditions of interference, idea of path difference3. Young’s double slit experiment and expression for fringe width.


P32 POIX Optical instruments

1. Simple magnifying glass.2. Compound microscope, astronomical telescope (refracting type) and their magnifying powers


Atomic Physics and Nuclear PhysicsP11ANR

P33 PDNR Dual Nature of Radiation

1. Photo electric effect. Laws of photoelectric effect. Einstein’s photoelectric equation2. Idea of work functions3. Application of photo-electric effect4. Dual nature of radiation and matter5. Matter waves and de Broglie wavelength


P34 PAPX Atomic Physics

1. Rutherford model of atoms and its limitations2. Bohr's atomic model3. Derivation of expression for radius and energy in the nth orbit; hydrogen spectra, energy level diagram



P35 PNPX Nuclear physics

1. Atomic nucleus: Its composition and size; nuclear mass; nature of nuclear force2. Mass defect; equivalence of mass and energy. Statement of Einstein's mass-energy equivalence relation. Binding energy per nucleon and its variation with mass number3. Nuclear reaction, nuclear fission, nuclear fusion and cyclotron4. Natural radioactivity: Properties of alfa, beta and gamma rays5. Radioactive decay laws; half life and decay constants


Solids and SemiconductorsP12SS

P36 PSSX Solids and semiconductors

1. Vaccum Tubes: a. Thermionic emission; Idea of work function b. Statements of Richardson's equation and Child's law.2. Vaccum Diode and Triode: a. Construction, action and characteristics b. Relation among valve constants3. Solids: Energy band in solids; Difference between metals, semiconductors and insulators on the basis of energy band theory4. Semiconductors: a. Intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors, p – type and n – type semiconductors, p – n junction, forward and reverse biasing of a junction, characteristics of p – n junction5. Junction diode as a half and full wave rectifier (centre – tap circuit); efficiency of half and full wave rectifier (no derivation for efficiency) 6. Transistor: n – p – n and p – n – p transistor; transistor configurations (CB and CE mode), input and out put characteristics of a transistor7. Elementary ideas about decimal and binary number system (no conversion)8. Logic gates: OR, AND. NOT, NAND, and NOR, their symbol and truth table. Circuit of only OR and AND gates


Space communicationP13SCOM

P37 PEMW Electromagnetic Waves

1. Qualitative idea about nature of electromagnetic wave2. Electromagnetic spectrum (radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible, x-ray, gamma ray) including elementary idea about their uses.


P38 PCOM Principles of Communication

1. Need of modulation, Qualitative idea about amplitude and frequency modulation & detection.2. Space communication. Sky and space wave propagation. Satellite communication (elementary idea)


PracticalsP20PPRA

P76 PMVC Measuremnt-III

1. Measurement of volume of an irregular lamina by using screw gauge2. Measurement of curvatures of convex and concave surface of a watch glass by using a spherometer


P79 PDHA Hare's Appatatus

Comparison of density of two liquids by using Hare's Apparatus


P80 PDAG Determination of g

Determination of g by using simple pendulum


P81 PMPW Melting point of wax

Determination of melting point of wax/naphthalene by mthod of cooling


P82 PVSR Velocity of sound

To determine the velocity of sound by using resonance air column


P83 POPT Optics

1. To find out a relation between the angle of rotation of plane mirror and corresponding angle between the reflected rays.2. To verify the laws of refraction using a glass slab.3. To determine the refractive index of the material of prism by measuring A and Dm (Symmetrical method)4. To draw I-D curve for a prism and there by to determine the refractive index of the material of prism5. To determine the focal length of convex lens by direct and p.q. method



P84 PRES Resistance

1. To verify the law of resistances (series and parallel) by using meter-bridge2. To find out the specific resistance of a conductor by using a post office box3. To verify Ohm's law by voltmeter and ammeter method


P86 PLOF Lines of forces of a bar magnet

1. To draw magnetic lines of forces due to barmagnet with north pole pointing North and to locate the neutral points.2. To trance the lines of force due to a barmagnet with north pole pointing south and hence to locate neutral points3. To trace magnetic lines of force avoiding earth's magnetic field and hence to verify the square law of magnetism


P87 PVIS V-I characteristics of a semiconductor

To draw the V-I characteristics of a semiconductor/Vacuum diode



Sanskrit

Sanskrit ProseF01Prose

F21 FKLK Kapota Luvdhaka Katha

Kapota Luvdhaka Katha


F22 FSYS Sushrutasya Yantrakarma Shastrakarmani

Sushrutasya Yantrakarma Shastrakarmani


F23 FGGV Guni Gunahina Viveka

Guni Gunahina Viveka


F24 FRTA Rama Tapovanavigamanam

Rama Tapovanavigamanam


Sanskrit PoetryF02Poetry

F25 FDAS Dashavatara Stuti

Dashavatara Stuti


F26 FGSX Gita Saurabham

Gita Saurabham


F27 FRVX Raghuvamsam

Raghuvamsam


Sanskrit GrammarF03Gra

F28 FKVY Karaka-Vibhakti-II

Karaka and Vibhakti


F29 FSMY Samdhi-II

Samdhi


F30 FSBY Samdhi Bichheda-II

Samdhi Bichheda


F31 FSRX Sabdarupa

SabdarupaNara, Phala, Lata, Muni, Mati, Bari, Nadi, Pitru, Matru, Gachhat, Manas, Atman, Tad, Kim, Idam, Asmad, Yusmad, Dwi, Tri, Chatur


F32 FDRX Dhaturupa

DhaturupaBhu, Gam, Path, Kru, Us, Lav, Puj


F33 FSAY Samasa-II

Samasa


F34 FSPY Stripratyaya-II

Stripratyaya


Art of Sanskrit WritingF04Writing

F35 FCOY Comprehension-II

Comprehension: Sanskrit passages for the comprehension (Passage No. 09 to 16) of Samskrtprabha


F36 FTRY Translation-II

Translation of Odia/English sentences into Sanskrit



F37 FASY Art of Sanskrit Writing-II

The art of Writing of Letters, Applications, Expansion of Ideas, Textual Explanations, Textual Long Questions and Precis writing.



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