Class XIth

Final Syllabus

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MATHEMATICS

First Term:

1. Sets.

2. Relations .

3. Angles and arc lengths.

4. Trignometric functions.

5. Compound and multiple angles.

6. Mathematical inductions.

7. Complex numbers.

8. Quadratic equations.

9. Permutations.

10. Sequence and series.

11. Straight lines.

12. Statistics.

13. Index numbers.

14. Moving averages.

15.Conic sections-Parabola.

Second Term:

1. Functions. 2. Compound and multiple angles. 3. Trignometric equations. 4. Complex nos. 5. Sequence and series. 6. Binomial theorems. 7. Straight lines. 8. Circles. 9. Limits. 10. Probability. 11. Correlation analysis. 12. Ellipse. 13. Hyperbola. 14. Mathematical reasoning. 15. Quadratic Equations 16. Combinations

ENGLISH

First Term

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

1. Essay Writing – Argumentative Essay

-Descriptive Essay

-Narrative Essay

-Reflective Essay

2. Report Writing-Newspaper Report

- Testimonial

-F.I.R

-Book Review

-Film Review

3. Grammar: -Transformation of Sentences

- Prepositions

-Verbs

4. Comprehension Passage- Precis Writing

ENGLISH LITERATURE

ISC Short Stories

1. The Lost Jewels

2. Lamb to the Slaughter

3. The Drover's Wife

Poetry –

1. The Eve of Waterloo

2. Mending Walls

3. Dulce at Decorum Est

Much Ado About Nothing (SHAKESPEARE) Act I.

Second Term

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

1. Report Writing

2. Essay Writing

3. Transformation of Sentences

4. Comprehension

5. Precis writing

6. Prepositions

7. Tenses

ENGLISH LITERATURE

ISC Short Stories

1. Stolen Bacillus

2. Old Love

Poetry —

1. Do not go gentle into that good night

2. The Last Ride Together

Much Ado About Nothing Act II and III (Till Scene II)

HISTORY

U.S.S.R would be included in the Final Exam.

GEOGRAPHY (Ist Term)

1. Geography as a discipline.

2. Age and Origin of the Earth.

3. Interior of the Earth.

4. Rocks.

5. Endogenous Processes and Associated Landforms.

6. Soils

7. Fluvial Processes and Associated Landforms.

8. Isostasy.

9. Drifting of Continents and Plate Tectonics. 10. Aeolian Processes and Associated Landforms.

11. Glacial Processes and Associated Landforms.

12. Work of Groundwater and Associated Landforms.

13. Marche Processes and Associated Landforms.

14. Volcanoes and Earthquakes.

Practicals

1. Statistical Diagrams

2. Map Projections.

3. Projects.

IInd Term

i. Coral Reefs

ii. Composition and Structure.

iii. Insolation and Temperature.

iv. Atmospheric Pressure and Winds.

v. Atmosphere Moisture.

vi. Submarine relief.

vii. Marine life and deposits.

viii. Temperatures, salinity and density of ocean water.

ix. Ocean water movements.

x. Biosphere.

xi. Biodiversity.

xii. Biodiversity for sustenance of mankind.

xiii. India as a mega diversity nation.

xiv. Loss of Biodiversity.

xv. Strategies for conservation of Biodiversity.

xvi. World climatic types.Climate change.

xvii. Natural hazards: Their causes and management.

Practicals:

1. Map Projections

2. Surveying

3. Projects

ECONOMICS

First Term

1. Definition of Economics—Adam Smith, Marshall, Robbins and Samuelson

2. Micro & Macro Economics— Basic Concepts of economics, price, capital,

value,investment etc.

3. Indian Economic Development - Main features, problems and policies of

agriculture, industry and foreign trade.

4. Basic Problems of an economy—Production possibility curves.

5. Types of economies—economic systems, comparison with China.

6. Planning and Economic Development in India - parameters of development.

One project to be done on a given topic.

Second Term

1. Structural changes in the Indian economy after liberalisation

– globalisation, Privatisation & liberalization- Meaning, main features, operation in

India

2. Current challenges facing the economy - poverty, human capital formation main

features, vicious circle of poverty, causes and effects.

3. Economic growth vs Economic development – concept of sustainable

development, comparative analysis of growth, effects of Industrialization on

Economic development.

4. Statistics—Index numbers, mean, median, mode, correlation meaning and

importance of Statistics, Bar Diagrams, Histogram, ogive curves.

5. One project to be completed on a given Topic.

CHEMISTRY

1. Chemical Bonding

2. Organic Chemistry- Basic principles and techniques

3. IUPAC Nomenclature.

4. Isomerism

5. Hydrocarbons

6. Redox reactions

7. Basic concepts of Chemistry- Mole concept, Empirical and Molecular formula,

Equivalent concept.

8. p-block elements 9. Gases and liquids

10. Chemical Equilibrium

11. Ionic Equilibrium

Practicals- A) Qualitative Analysis

B) Volumetric Estimation

COMMERCE

Term I

Unit 1- Nature and purpose of Business

Unit 2- Forms of Business Organization

a) Introduction

b) Sole Trade

c) Partnership

d) Corporate organization

e) Public Sector Undertakings

Unit 3- Social Responsibility of Business and Business Ethics

Unit 4- Emerging Modes of Business

a. E- Business

b. Outsourcing

c. Smart Cards

Unit 5- Stock Exchange

IInd Term

Unit 6- Trade

a. Wholesale Trade

b. Retail Trade

c. Role of chambers of commerce and industry and trade association

Unit 7- Foreign Trade

a) Export Trade

b) Import Trade

c) Documents used in International Trade

d) World Trade Organization

Unit 8- Insurance

BIOLOGY

1. Excretory products and their Elimination

2. Digestion

3. Breathing and Exchange of Gases

4. Body fluid and Circulation

5. Animal Tissue

6. Neural Control and Coordination

7. Chemical Coordination

8. Locomotion and Movement

9. Cell membrane

10. Biomolecules

11. Cell Reproduction

12. Enzymes

ACCOUNTS

Ist Term

Unit 1- Introduction to Accounting

Unit 2- Journal, Ledger and Trial Balance

Unit 3- Bank Reconciliation Statement

Unit 4- Depreciation

Unit 5- Bills of Exchange

IInd Term

Unit 6- Accounting Concepts

Unit 7- Final Accounts

Unit 8- Rectification of Errors

Unit 9- Accounts from Incomplete Records

Unit 10- Non- Trading Organization

Unit 11- Introduction to the use of computer in Accounting

PHYSICS

First Term:

i. Units.

ii. Error analysis.

iii. Significant figures.

iv. Dimensions.

v. Vectors.

vi. Motion in one dimension.

vii. Newton’s law of motion.

viii. Work, Power and Energy.

ix. Friction.

x. Centre of mass.

xi. Pressure in fluids.

xii. Viscosity.

xiii. Rotational motions.

xiv. Uniform circular motions.

xv. Universal gravitation

Practicals

Second Term:

i. Elasticity.

ii. Surface tension.

iii. Kinetic theory of gases.

iv. First law of thermodynamics.

v. Isothermal and adiabatic process.

vi. Second law of thermodynamics.

vii. Thermal conductivity.

viii. Thermal radiations.

ix. Simple harmonic motions.

x. Progressive harmonic waves.

xi. Wave speed.

xii. Interference and beats.

xiii. Vibration in air columns.

xiv. Vibration in stretched string.

xv. Doppler’s effect.

Practicals

PSYCHOLOGY

Half Yearly

Sensation and Perception

Methods of Psychology

Learning

Final term

Memory

Motivation and Emotion

Thinking and Reasoning

Home Science

1. Human Development.

2. Textile and clothing

3. Introduction to Communication and Extension

COMPUTER SCIENCE

JAVA- Introduction of Java, Expressions and operators, Classes and Objects, Conditions and Loops, Primitive Data Types & Wrapper Classes.

Simple Programs

Electronic Gates- Basic & Derived Gates.

Functions-Declaration & Definition, Pure and Impure Functions, Function Overloading

Operating System-DOS

Exception Handling- Compile Time & Run time errors.

Constructors and Calling of Constructors.

Arrays-simple programs, Searching and Sorting Techniques

Strings-programs using pre defined functions and their applications

Applications of Electronic gates-Half and Full Adders.

NAND and OR as Universal Gates.