GURU GOBIND SINGH PUBLIC SCHOOL

Sector V/B, B.S.City

SYLLABUS
FOR
SESSION 2022-2023
CLASS: IX
 Subject: English
Prescribed Books: Publisher
1. BEEHIVE – Text book in English for class 9 - NCERT
2. MOMENTS - Supplementary Reader in English for class 9. NCERT
3. Words and Expressions 1-Workbook in English for class 9 NCERT

Worki
Chapter/Topi Project /
Month ng
cs Activity
Days
April 18 Beehive: Ch-(1) The Fun They Had ,
(P) The Road not taken ,
(2) The sound of music
Moments: (1) The Lost Child ASL
Grammar: Determiners
Writing : Diary Entry
WB- unit 1& 2
May & 14+6 Beehive: (P) Wind, Art Integration
June (3) The little Girl Project
Moments: (2) The Adventure of Toto
Grammar: Modals, Prepositions
Writing: Descriptive Paragraph (person)
WB- unit 3
July 21 Beehive:
(P) Rain on the roof,
(4) A Truly Beautiful Mind
Moments:
ASL
(3) Iswaran The StoryTeller
Grammar: Tenses , Active and passive voice
Writing: Story
WB- unit 4& 5
August 19 Beehive: (P) The Lake isle of Innisfree , Assessment of
(5) The Snake and the Mirror Listening and
(P) A Legend of The Northland Speaking skills
Moments:
(4) In the Kingdom of Fools,
(5) The Happy Prince
Grammar :Reported Speech
Writing: Descriptive paragraph (place)
WB- unit 6&7
September 9 Revision and Half Yearly Exam
October 14 Beehive: (6) My Childhood
(P) No Men are Foreign
Moments:
(6) Weathering the Storm In Ersama
Grammar : Subject verb Agreement
Writing: Descriptive paragraph (event)
WB- unit 8&9
November 21 Beehive: (7) Packing
(P) The Duck and The Kangaroo
(8) Reach for the top,
(P) On killing a Tree
Moments : (7) The Last Leaf,
 Grammar : Reported Speech
Writing: Diary Entry
WB- 10&11

December 16 Beehive: (9) The Bond of Love, Art Integration

(P) The Snake Trying Project
Moments: (8) A House is Not a Home,
(9) The Accidental Tourist
Grammar: Modals
Writing : Story
January 21 Beehive: (10)Kathmandu Assessment of
(11) If I Were you Listening and
(P) A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal Speaking skills
Moments:
(10) The Beggar
Grammar: Tenses
Writing: Story
February 13 Revision and Annual Examination

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 HINDI
Syllabus (2022—2023)
CLASS---IX
Month’s No. of Chapter No./ Title Project/ Assignment
Name working
days

पुस्तकों के नाम--(1) क्षिततज भाग 1, (2) कृततका भाग 1, ( एन सी ई आर टी)

(3) व्याकरण-ह द
िं ी व्याकरण एविं रचना (सािंववतनर)
पाठ्यक्रम का माससक ववभाजन:------
अप्रैल 18 गद्य पाठ-- दो बैलों की कथा
पद्य पाठ --साखियाां और सबद 1
व्याकरण-- उपसर्ग ,प्रत्यय ,पत्र लेिन अथग के
आधार पर वाक्य भेद

मई 09 निबंध लेखि, पत्र लेखि, संवाद लेखि

अपठठत पद्यांश
जूि 14 गद्य पाठ– ल्हासा की ओर पररयोजिा कायय
पद्य पाठ -- वाख
कृनतका–इस जल प्रलय में
व्याकरण-- संवाद लेखि, अपठठत
गद्यांश
जुलाई 21 गद्य पाठ– उपभोक्तावाद की संस्कृनत
पद्यपाठ -- कैदी और कोककला , सवैये
कृनतका-- मेरे संग की औरतें
व्याकरण -- समास, पत्र लेखि
अगस्त 19 गद्य पाठ– सांवले सपिों की याद
पद्य पाठ – ग्राम श्री
व्याकरण-- अलंकार(शब्दालंकार),
लघुकथा लेखि
ससतंबर 09 पि
ु रावत्तृ ि कायय
(प्रथम सत्र की परीक्षा)
अर्धवावषधक परीिा
अक्टूबर 14 गद्य पाठ --प्रेमचंद के फटे जत
ू े पररयोजिा कायय
पद्य पाठ-- मेघ आए
कृनतका– रीढ़ की हड्डी
व्याकरण -- अलंकार( अथायलंकार )
कहािी लेखि
िवंबर 21 गद्य पाठ -- मेरे बचपि के ठदि
कृनतका– पि
ु रावत्तृ ि कायय
 व्याकरण-- निबंध लेखि, पत्र लेखि ,
संवाद लेखि
ठदसंबर 16 पद्य पाठ–
कृनतका-- पुिरावनृ त कायय
व्याकरण-- अथय के आधार पर वाक्य
भेद
समास
जिवरी 21 पद्य पाठ-- बच्चे काम पर जा रहे हैं
गद्य पाठ--- पि
ु रावत्तृ ि कायय
कृनतका---पुिरावत्तृ ि कायय
व्याकरण-- अपठठत गद्यांश ,अपठठत
पद्यांश अलंकार
फरवरी 13 पुिरावनृ त कायय
वात्तषयक परीक्षा
िोट -- संपूणय पाठ्यक्रम वात्तषयक परीक्षा
में सम्ममसलत है।
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 Subject: Mathematics
PRESCRIBED BOOK : 1. Mathematics for Class IX (NCERT)
2. Mathematics Lab Manual Class IX (JAINCO PUBLISHERS)
REFERENCE BOOK: Mathematics For Class 9 (Bharti Bhawan, R S Aggarwal)
No. of
Month Working Chapter name and content Activity/Projects
Days
Number System Activity: To construct a
Review: Rational no. on number line, Representation of square root of any given
Terminating & Non-Terminating recurring decimal on positive real number .
number line
Irrational Numbers, Real number & their decimal
expansion, Representing real number on the number
Apr 18
line, Operation of real numbers, Rationalisation of the
denominator, Law of exponents of real numbers.
Polynomials
Introduction, Polynomial in one variable, zero of a
polynomial, Remainder Theorem
Factor Theorem, Factorization of polynomials
Algebraic Identities Activity: To verify the
Co-Ordinate Geometry algebraic
May 9 Introduction, Cartesian System, Plotting a point on a identities(a+b)³=a³+3a²b+
plane on linear equation ax+by+c=0 & linking with the 3ab²+b³.
linear equation in two variables.
Eculid’s Geometry
Introduction to Eculid’s Geometry Eculid’s Definition,
Jun 14
Axioms & Postulates, Equivalent Version of Eculid’s5th
Postulate.
Mensuration(Heron’s Formula) Activity:To verify the sum
Introduction, Area of triangle by Heron’s Formula, of angles of a triangle is
Application of Heron’s formula in finding area of 1800 .
quadrilaterals
Jul 21 Lines & Angles
Introduction, Basic terms & Definition, Intersecting
lines & Non-Intersecting Lines, Pair of angles.
Parallel lines & a Transversal ,Lines Parallel to same
line. Angle sum property of a triangle.
Triangles To find Median of a
Introduction, Congruence of Triangles, criteria for triangle by paper folding
Aug 19 Congruence of Triangles,some properties of a triangle activity.
Some more criteria for Congruence of Triangles.
Inequalities in a triangles& Questions`
Revision for Half-Yearly Examination
Sep 09
Discussion of Question Papers
Linear Equation of Two Variables
Introduction, Geometrical/Graphical Representation of
linear equation
Solution of two variables, Equation in 2 variables,
Equation of lines parallel to X-axis & Y-axis. Verify the mid-point
Oct 14 theorem for a triangle
Quadrilaterals : Introduction , Angle sum property of
quadrilateral ,Types of quadrilateral , Properties of ,using paper cutting and
parallelogram. pasting method
Another condition for a Quadrilateral to be a
parallelogram. Mid-Point Theorem
 Area of Parallelogram and Triangles To veri fy tha t the opposite
a ngles of a cycl ic quadrilateral
Introduction, Figure on same base and between the
a re s upplementary.
same parallels and theorem

Nov 21
Circle
Introduction, Review of circles, Angle subtended by a
chord at a point, Perpendicular from the center to a
chord. Equal chord and their distance from center.
Angle subtended by an arc of a circle. Cyclic Project: To ma ke a model of a
Quadrilateral cyl i nder whose ra dius = 14cm
a nd ra dius 7cm.
Construction
Introduction, Basic Construction, Construction of a
Dec 16
triangle.
Surface Area & Volume
Introduction, Surface Area of Cuboid & Cube, Total
surface area of cuboid
Surface Area & Volume To find through
Surface Area& volume of a right circular Cylinder, experimentation, the
cone, sphere & hemisphere area of a right circular
Statistics cylinder.
Introduction, Presentation of data, Graphical
representation of data 1. Bar graph 2. Histogram
Jan 21
3.Frequency Polygon.
Measure of central Tendency 1. Mean 2. Mode
3.Median
Probability
Introduction, Probability-An experimental Approach
through events.
Feb 13 Revision
 SUBJECT- PHYSICS
Subject: Science & Tech
(Physics) Prescribed Textbook: Science and
Technology–NCERT
Month/Working
Chapter/Topic Content/Sub-topicinDetail Experiment/Project/Activity
Days
April/18 Motion Motion Along a Straight Line,Distance 1.Graphical Representation
and displacement UniformMotion and of Various types of Motion.
Non-Uniform Motion,speed – velocity; 2. The data regarding the
acceleration,distance – time and motion of two different
velocity- time graphs for uniformly objects A and B are given in
accelerated motion: Equation of following table.
motion by 2. Demonstration of
graphical method. uniformcircularmotion.
May/09 Motion Equation of motion by graphical 3. Toplotdistance–timegraph
Method Contd…. and find speed.
Jun/14 Motion Numerical of Equations of motion, 4. To plot velocity- Time
(Contd..), elementary idea of uniformly circular graphandfind acceleration.
motion.
July/21 Force Force and Motion, balanced 1. Place a water filled tumbler
andNewton’s andUnbalanced force. First law of on a tray. Hold the tray and
LawsofMotion: motion, Inertia and Mass. turn around as fast as you
Momentum, Newton 2nd law of can. It is observed that the
motion and its mathematical water spills. Why?
formulation. 2. Show an activity to explain
Third law of motion, Action and that inertia is the inherent
property of every object.
Reaction, Laws of Conservation of
Momentum.
August/19 Gravitation Gravitation, Universal Law 1. To establish the
ofGravitation, Free fall body, Massand relationship between
Weight, Force of Gravitation ofthe weight of a rectangular
Earth, Acceleration due to Gravity, wooden block using
Mass and Weight, Variation of g. spring balance.
September /09 Revision, Half Revision, Half Yearly Examination, 2. To determine the
Yearly Discussion of Question Paper density ofsolid (denser
Examination, than water) by using a
Discussion of spring balance and a
Question Paper measuring cylinder.
October/14 Flotation Thrust and Pressure, Pressure 3. To establish the
inFluids, Buoyancy, relationbetween the loss
Archimedes’Principle, , Elementary in weight ofa solid. When
Idea of Relative Density. fully immersedin
(i) TapWater
(ii) StrongSalt.
November/21 WorkandEnergy Work, Workdone by a constantforce, 1. To verify Laws of
1 Joule, Energy and forms ofEnergy, Reflection for Sound
Kinetic and PotentialEnergy, Law of Waves
Conservation of Energy, Rate of doing 2. To determine the
work(Power), velocity of Pulse
CommercialUnitofEnergy. propagated through a
slinky.
December/ Sound Production of Sound, Nature of Sound,
16 Propagation of sound, Sound
Waves are longitudinal waves,
Characteristics of a Sound Wave,
Speed of sound, Speed of sound in
different medium.
Reflection of Sound, Echo,
Reverberation, Use of Multiple
Reflection of Sound, Range of Hearing,
Applications of Ultrasound ,
January /21 Sound Sonar , application of sonar
Revision

February /13 Revision for

Examination
 Chemistry - IX
Months Chapters to be covered m onth w ise and Activity/Project
No of Breakup of the chapters content w ise.
w orking days
April 18 .Definition of matter; solid, liquid and gas;
characteristics - shape, volume, density; To prepare a true solution
change of state -melting (absorption of of common salt. To prepare
heat), freezing, evaporation (cooling by the suspension of Soil. To
evaporation), condensation, sublimation. prepare a colloidal solution
of starch in w ater and
distinction on the basis of
(i) transparency
(ii) filtration criterion
(iii) stability

May 09 Factors affecting rate of

evaporation.Matter in our surroundings
completed.
Is matter around us pure -elements,
compounds and mixtures.

June 14
Elements,
compounds and
Mixtures.
Heterogeneous and
Homogenous mixtures,

To prepare
July 21 Suspensions and its properties.
(i) a mixture
Colloids and its properties, Some common (ii) a compound
examples of colloids. using iron filings and
Physical and chemical changes (excluding sulphur pow der and
separating the components of a mixture) distinguish betw een these
(chapter completed). on the basis of:
(a) appearance ,i.e
homogeneity and
heterogeneity.
(b) behaviour tow ards a
magnet,
(c) behaviour tow ards
carbon disulphide as a
solvent.
(d) effect of heat.
August 19 Atoms and Molecules - Law s of chemical
combinations. To carry out the follow ing
What is an atom? Atomic size, reactions and classify them
Symbols as physical and chemical
What is a molecule? changes, (i) Iron w ith
copper sulphate solution in
w ater.
 (ii) Burning of magnesium
in air.
(iii) Zinc w ith dilute
sulphuric acid.
iv) Heating of copper
sulphate Crystals.
v) Sodium sulphate w ith
barium chloride in the form
of their solutions in w ater.

Septem ber 09 Revision and Half Yearly Exam.

October 14 Concept of atomic mass, molecular mass,

ions-cations and anions, polyatomic ions,
w riting the formulae of compounds by criss -
cross method.

Novem ber 21
Electrons,
Protons and
Neutrons
Valency
Thomson's model of an atom

Decem ber 16
Rutherford's gold foil experiment, Rutherford's
mode of an atom
Draw backs of his model.

January 21 Bohr's model of atom,

Atomic number, To Verify law of
Mass number, Conservation of mass in a
Isotopes and Isobars w ith examples. chemical reaction.
Chapter completed .

February 13 Revision and Annual Exam.

 Subject: Biology
CLASS: 9 PRESCRIBED BOOK - NCERT
Month Number of Chapters to be covered and content wise Project / Activity
working days break-up

April 18 Improvement of food resources (plant), To prepare stained

Green revolution, temporary mount of
Hybridization, onion peel and to study
Plant breeding, its cells.
Crop variety improvement,
Ferrtilizer and Manure.

May 09 Protection from pests and diseases.

Organic farming

Animal husbandry- Cattle farming.

June 14 Poultry farming and

Fish farming/production
Bee- farming, chapter completed.

July 21 Cell-The basic unit of life- cell discovery. To prepare a temporary

Cell wall and cell membrane mount of human cheek
Cell organelles and cell inclusions epithelial cells and to
Chloroplast, study their
Mitochondria and characteristics.
Vacuoles.

August 19 Endoplasmic reticulum,

Golgi apparatus,
Nucleus,
Chromosomes—basic structures
and nuclear osmosis—chapter completed.

September 09 Revision and Half Yearly Exam

October 14 Tissue-classification and function of plant tissue To identify parenchyma,

collenchyma and
Meristematic tissue and its types (Location of sclerenchyma tissues in
meristematic tissues in plant body). plants from prepared
slides

November 21 Permanent Tissue and its types

Simple Permanent Tissues
Complex Permanent Tissues

December 16 Animal Tissues:- To identify striated,

Epithelial Tissue and its types smooth and cardiac
Connective Tissue and its types muscle fibres and
nerve cell in animals
from prepared slides.
January 21 Muscular Tissue and its types
Nervous Tissue - Chapter completed.

February 13 Revision and annual exam.

 CLASS: IX SUBJECT: HISTORY, CIVICS & ECONOMICS
Prescribed Books Publisher
1. INDIA AND THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD- Textbook in History for Class IX – NCERT
2. DEMOCRATIC POLITICS- Textbook in Political Science for Class IX – NCERT
3. ECONOMICS- Textbook for Class IX – NCERT
No. of
Working Chapter name and content Activity/Projects
Month Days
History: Chapter 1. French Revolution Draw or Paste Political
● French Society During the Late Eighteenth Century Symbol of French
● The Outbreak of the Revolution Revolution.
● France Abolishes Monarchy and Becomes a Republic
April 18 ● Did women have a Revolution? Map Work
● The Abolition of Slavery
● The Revolution & Everyday Life Draw the cartoon given
● Conclusion in P.No-32 and
Civics: Chapter 2. What is Democracy & Why Democracy? comment on it.
● What is Democracy?
● Features of Democracy
● Why Democracy?
● Broader meaning Of Democracy
Economics: Chapter 1.The Story of Village Palampur
● Introduction
● Organisation of Production
May 09 Economics: Chapter 1. The Story of Village Palampur. Contd.) Graph 1.1
● Farming in Palampur
● Non-Farm Activities in Palampur
History: Chapter 2. Socialism in Europe and the Russian
Revolution
● The Age of Social Change
● The Russian Revolution
● The February Revolution In Petrograd

History: Chapter 2. Socialism in Europe and the Russian Map

Revolution (Contd..) Work
June 14 ● What Changed After October?
● The Global Influence of the Russian Revolution and
the USSR.
Civics: Chapter 3. Constitutional Design. Paste the pictures of
● Democratic Constitution In South Africa members of Drafting
July 21 ● Why Do We Need A Constitution? Committee.
● Making Of The Indian Constitution
● Guiding Values Of The Indian Constitution Map Work
Civics: Chapter 4.Electoral Politics
● Why Elections?
● What Is Our System of Elections?
● What Makes Elections In India Democratic?
Economics: Chapter 2. People as Resource
● Overview
● Economic Activities by Men and Women
 Economics: Chapter 2. People as Resource (Contd.) Graph 2.1
● Quality of Population
August 19 ● Unemployment Paste picture of Hitler
History: Chapter 3.Nazism and the Rise of Hitler and write about Nazi
● Birth of the Weimar Republic Propaganda.
● Hitler’s Rise to Power
● The Nazi Worldview
● Youth in Nazi Germany
Economics: Chapter 3. Poverty As a Challenge
● Introduction
● Poverty as seen by social scientists Graph 3.1
● Poverty Line
● Poverty Estimates
● Vulnerable Groups
September 09 Revision for Half-Yearly Examination
Discussion of Question Papers
History: Chapter 3 .Nazism and the Rise of Hitler (Contd.) Draw the cartoon
October 14 ● Ordinary People and the Crimes Against Humanity given in P.No.87 and
Economics: Chapter 3. (Contd.) comment on it.
● Inter-State Disparities
● Global Poverty Scenario
● Causes of Poverty
● Anti-Poverty Measures
● The Challenges Ahead
Civics: Chapter 5. Working of Institution
( Up to Two Houses of Parliament)
● How Is Major Policy Decision Taken?
● Parliament
Civics: Chapter 5.Working of Institution (contd.) Show various
November 21 ● Political Executive causes of
● The Judiciary deforestation in
History: Chapter 4. Forest Society and Colonialism form of collage.
● Why Deforestation?
● The Rise of Commercial Forestry
● Rebellion in the Forest
● Forest Transformations in Java
Civics: Chapter 6. Democratic Rights Map Work
December 16 ● Life Without Rights
● Rights In A Democracy
● Rights In The Constitution
● Expanding Scope of Rights

Economics: Chapter 4. Food Security In India

● What is food security?
● Why food security?
● Who are food-insecure? Graph: 4.1
● Food Security in India
● What is buffer stock?
● What is the Public Distribution System
January 21 Economics: Chapter 4. Food Security In India (Contd.)
● Current Status of Public Distribution System
● Role of Cooperatives in food security
Graph: 4.2
History: Chapter-5. Pastoralists in the Modern world
● Pastoral Nomads and their Movements
● Colonial Rule and Pastoral Life
 ● Pastoralism in Africa

February 13 Revision & Annual Examination

 CLASS: IX SUBJECT: GEOGRAPHY
Prescribed Book Publisher
1. Contemporary India - 1 (Geography) - NCERT

MONTHS No. of NO.& NAME OF TOPICS TO BE COVERED ACTIVITY PROJECT

W.D. LESSON
LESSON-1. INDIA-SIZE & Location, Size, India & The Lesson-1. Map Skill
LOCATION World, India's Neighbours.
APRIL 18
MAY 09 REVISION OF LESSON-1. Location, Size, India & The PREPARE A
Lesson - physical World, India's Neighbours. PROJECT ON-1.
features of India Introduction of the chapter RIVER
Major physiographic POLLUTION IN
INDIA: CAUSES &
division
SOLUTION.
OR 2.
POPULATION
EXPLOSION IN
INDIA:CAUSES &
EFFECTS
LESSON-2. PHYSICAL The Himalayan Mountains,
JUNE 14 The Northern Plains.
FEATURES OF INDIA
The Peninsular Plateau, The
LESSON-2. PHYSICAL Indian Desert, The Coastal Lesson-2.Map
FEATURES OF INDIA Plains, The Island. Skill.

JULY 21 LESSON-3. DRAINAGE Drainage (Term) Drainage Lesson-3.Draw the

Basin & Water Divide. diagram of river
Drainage System in India, patterns & Write
The Himalayan Rivers. the way of
formation.
The Peninsular Rivers, Lesson-3. Map
LESSON-3. DRAINAGE Lakes, Role of rivers in the Skill.
economy, River Pollution.
AUGUST 19
Weather & Climate, Climatic
LESSON-4. CLIMATE Controls, Factors Affecting
India's Climate.
LESSON-4. CLIMATE The Indian Monsoon, The
SEPTEMBER 09 REVISION & HALF Onset Of The Monsoon And
YEARLY EXAMINATION Withdrawal.
The Seasons-The Cold
Weather, The Hot Weather, Graphical study of
14 LESSON-4.CLIMATE
Advancing Monsoon, temperature &
OCTOBER Retreating Monsoon. rainfall.
21 Distribution of Rainfall,
LESSON-4.CLIMATE. Monsoon As A Unifying Lesson-4.
Bond. Map Skill.
NOVEMBER Introduction- Natural Collect any five (5)
LESSON-5.NATURAL Vegetation, Flora & Fauna, medicinal plants leaf
VEGETATION & Relief, Climate, Ecosystem, & write their
WILDLIFE Types of vegetation. medicinal
properties/values.
Wildlife- Total population of
wildlife, types and their Lesson-5.Map
habitats, importance, Skill.
causes
 LESSON-5. NATURAL of destruction, ways of
VEGETATION & conservation, steps that are
DECEMBER WILDLIFE taken by the Government of
India for protection of
wildlife.

16 Introduction, Census,
Population Size & Draw the diagram
Distribution, India's of population size,
LESSON-6 POPULATION Population Distribution & age structure &
Density. population
structure.

Population Growth &

Processes of population
LESSON-6.POPULATION change, Age Composition, Lesson-6.
Sex Ratio, Literacy Rates, Map Skill.
JANUARY 21 Occupational Structure,
Health, Adolescent
Population, National
Population Policy, NPP 2000
and Adolescents.

FEBRUARY 13 REVISION & ANNUAL REVISION OF ALL LESSONS.

EXAMINATION
 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ( CODE 417)

Book Prescribed:- Publication:-VK

No. of
Month’s
workin Unit No./ Title Content/Topic Activity/Practical
Name
g days
PART A *Methods of
Unit 1: communication.
Communication * Meaning of
Skills –I communication
Importance of
communication skills

communication
April 18 Cycle
*Perspectives in
Communication.
*Factors affecting
perspectives in
Communication.
*Basic Writing skills
* Basic Speaking Skills

PART B *Introduction of AI , AI
Unit 1 History Ice Breaker Activity: Dream
:Introduction to *Meaning of Artificial Smart Home idea
Artificial Intelligence Learners to design a rough layout of
Intelligence (AI) *Fields closely related floor plan of their dream smart
Sub Unit : to Artificial intelligence home.
EXCITE *Important phases in
development of AI .
*Types of AI
*Real life usage of AI
*Limitation of Weak AI
PART B ● Game 1: Rock, Paper and
Unit 1 *Three domains of Scissors
:Introduction to Artificial Intelligence . (based on data)
Artificial Recommended ● Game Mystery Animal
Intelligence (AI) Activity: AI Quiz(Paper (based on Natural
Sub Unit : Pen) Language Processing -
EXCITE NLP)
Game 3: Emoji Scavenger Hunt
May 9 RELATE: The Relevance of AI in (based on Computer Vision - CV)
daily life
*Six Dimensions of AI
*Smart Living : Smart
Homes to Smart Cities
*Phases in Recommended Activity:
development of smart Write an Interactive
cities Story
*Data for smart cities
PART B Using AI to Achieve Recommended Activity: Go
Unit 1 SDGs Goals Board GameLearners to
June 14 *Understanding the
:Introduction to answer questions on
Artificial SDGs , How AI to Sustainable Development Goals
 Intelligence (AI) achieve SDGs.
Sub Unit :
PURPOSE

PART B *Application of AI in Poster making of Job Advertisement

Unit 1 various fields of 2029 !
:Introduction to *Types of AI careers
July 21 Artificial
Intelligence (AI)
Sub Unit :
POSSIBILITIES
PART B ETHICAL CONCERNS Recommended Activity: AI
Unit 1 RELATEDTO AI ACCESS Quiz(Paper Pen)
:Introduction to *Concerns related to
Artificial data management
Intelligence (AI) *Ethical concerns
Sub Unit : AI related to adoption of
ETHICS the AI systems
PART A *Meaning of self Activity:
Unit 2: Self management. Prepare points for debate in favour
Management *Positive results of self of AI and against of AI .
Skills – I management.
*Self-management
skills.
* Factors that help in
building
self-confidence
* Self-confidence
building tips
PART B *Introduction to AI
Unit – II : AI project Cycle
PROJECT CYCLE Framework
Sub unit : * Problem
August 19
PROBLEM Identification
SCOPING *Steps of Problem
Scoping

DATA *Types of data Activity : Write the elements of

ACQUISITION *Big data its WATER CYCLE and draw the system
significance ,uses map of Water cycle .
DATA *Data Visualization
EXPLORATION *Data Visualization
tools

MODELLING *Data modelling

methods
*Decision Tree
*Evaluation and
Deployment
Septem
09 Revision & Half Yearly Examination
ber
 PART A * Introduction to ICT Lab Activity :
Unit 3: Basic ICT *Role and importance *Introduction to PYTHON Language .
Skills - I of ICT *PYTHON BASICS
ICT tools – Mobile,
tab,radio, TV, email,
etc.
*Basic components of
computer system.
* Various peripheral
October 14 devices and their use.
*Basic computer
Operations
* Operating Systems
(OS) & its types .
* Introduction to
Internet.
Applications of
Internet
Working of E-mail
PART B *Introduction to Lab Activity :
Unit – III : Neural Networks *INBUILT FUCTION PRINT( )
Neural *Use of Neural *COMMENTS , MULTI-LINE
Networks Networks in our COMMENTS
everyday life
Novemb
21 *Relation between
er
Networks and Human
Nervous System

*Artificial Neural Lab Activity :

Networks (ANN) *VARIABLES AND RULES FOR
*Struggles in creating NAMING VARIABLES IN PYTHON
Brain – Like Neural *DATA TYPES
Networks *ARITHMETIC OPERATORS
*Difference between
Neural Networks and
Convention Computing
PART A Types of businesses – Lab Activity :
Unit 4: service, manufacturing, *STATEMENTS AND
Entrepreneurial hybrid. EXPRESSIONS*INBUILT FUNCTION
Skills – I Types of businesses INPUT ( )
found *MORE ON PRINT ( )
in our community
Business
Decemb activities around us.
16
er Meaning of
Entrepreneurship
Development.
Distinguishing
characteristics
of entrepreneurship.
Role and rewards
entrepreneurship
 PART B *Application of Neural
Unit – III : Networks
Neural *How Neural Networks
January 21 Networks Learn ?
*Information Flows
Through Neural
Networks
PART A Introduction to Lab Activity :
Unit 5: Green environment. PYTHON LISTS
Skills – I Relationship between
society and
environment,
ecosystem and factors
causing imbalance.
Natural resource
conservation.
Environment
protection and
conservation.
Definition of green
economy
Importance of green
Economy

Februar
13 Revision & Annual Examination
y

Note: Whole syllabus will be covered in the Annual Examination