Particulars of Grade Xii

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AECS MAGNOLIA MAARUTI PUBLIC SCHOOLArekere, B.G ROAD, Bangalore-76

GRADE XII

2013 2014

Split Up of Syllabus, Assessment Schedule, Project Details, Rules & Regulations

CBSE GRADE XII 2013-20

Contents


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SPLIT UP OF SYLLABUS

GRADE XII 2013-2014

ENGLISHMONTH TOPICS

February Mother At Sixty-Six (Poem) (Flamingo)

March The Last Lesson (Flamingo)

The Tiger King (Vistas)

Chap.1 (the Baskervilles)

April An Elementary School (Poem) (Flamingo)The Lost Spring (Flamingo)

Chap. 2 ((the Baskervilles)

June Deep Water (Flamingo)Keeping Quiet (Poem) (Flamingo)

Chap. 3 & 4 (the Baskervilles)

July The Rattrap (Flamingo)The Enemy (Vistas)


August Indigo (Flamingo)A Thing of Beauty (Poem) (Flamingo)

Chap. 7 (the Baskervilles)

September Chap. 8 & 9 (the Baskervilles)

On the face of it (Vistas)

October Should Wizard hit mommy (Vistas)A Road side stand (Poem) (Flamingo)


November Going Places (Flamingo) , Aunt Jennifers TigerChap. 12& 13 (the Baskervilles)

December Chap. 14 & 15 (the Baskervilles)Childhood Memories (Vistas)

Evans tries O Level (Vistas)



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GRADE XII 2013-2014

PHYSICSMONTH TOPICS

April Electrostatics: Electric charges and fields, Electrostatic potential

May Current Electricity , Capacitance

June Moving charges and magnetism, Magnetism and matter.

July EMI & AC

August EM Waves, Ray optics

September Optical instruments, Wave optics

October Dual nature of radiational matter, atoms, nuclai

November Semi conductor electronics & communication system.



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GRADE XII 2013-2014

CHEMISTRYMONTH TOPICS

March Haloalkanes and Haloarenes

Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers

April Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids

June Organic Compound containing NitrogenSolutions

Surface Chemistry

p-block Elements

July General Principals and Process of isolation of elementsElectro Chemistry

Solid StateAugust Chemical Kinetics

d and f block elements

September Coordination Compound

October Biomolecules

November Polymers

Chemistry in Everyday life




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GRADE XII 2013-2014

MATHEMATICSMONTH TOPICS

February Matrix Operations on matrices

March Matrix Symmetric and skew symmetric matrix, Elementary operation of a

matrix, Invertible matrix

Determinants Basics of Determinant, Properties of determinant, Area of atriangle, Minors and Co factors, Adjoint and Inverse of a matrix, Applications

of determinants and matrices

April Relations and Functions Types of relations, Types of functions, Compositionof functions and invertible functions, Binary operations.

June Inverse Trignometric functions Basic concepts, Properties of Inverse

Trignometric functions,Continuity and Differentiability Introduction, Continuity, Differentiability,

Exponential and Logarithm functions, Logarithmic Differentiation, Derivatives

of function in parametric forms, second order derivative.

July Mean value theorem, Application of derivatives - Rate of change of quantities,Increasing and Decreasing function, Tangents and Normals, Approximations,

Maxima and Minima.

August Integrals - Integration as an inverse process of differentiation, Methods ofintegration, Integrals of some particular function, Integration by partial

fractions, Integration by parts, Definite integral, Fundamental theorem of

calculus, Evaluation of definite integrals by substitution, some properties ofdefinite integrals.

September Application of Integrals - Area under simple curves, Area between two curves.

Differential equations - Basics, general and particular solution of a differential

equation, formation of a differential equation whose general solution is given,

Methods of solving first order, first degree differential equations.October Three dimensional geometry Introduction, Direction of cosines and direction

ratios of a line, equation of a line in space, Angle between two lines, Shortestdistance between two lines, planes, complexity of two lines, Angle between two

lines,Distance of a point from a plane, Angle between a line and a plane,

Vector Algebra - Types of vectors, Addition of vectors, Multiplication of avector by a scalar, Product of two vectors.

November Probability - Introduction, Conditional probability, Multiplication theorems on

probability, Independent events, Bayes theorem, Random variables and its

probability distributions, Bernouli trials and binomial distribution.Linear Programming - Linear programming problem and its Mathematical

formulation, Different types of linear programming problems.



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GRADE XII 2013-2014

COMPUTER SCIENCEMONTH TOPICS

February UNIT I : Programming in C++

Object Oriented Programming Introduction, Various Programming Paradigms,Basic OOP Concepts, Implementation of OOP concepts in C++, Advantages and

disadvantages of OOP.

March Function Overloading, Classes and Objects

April Constructors and Destructors, Inheritance Introduction, Need for inheritance,

Types of Inheritance, Derived and base classes.

June Inheritance Multilevel inheritance, Nesting of classes, Data File Handling

July Pointers

UNIT II : Data Structures

Arrays One dimensional, Two dimensional, Linked Lists Introduction, Need forlinked lists, Types of linked lists.

August Stacks and Queues (Array and Linked list implementation)

UNIT III : Databases and SQL

Database concepts Introduction, Purpose of databases, Database Abstraction,

Different Data Models, The Relational Model, Comparison of data modelsStructured Query Language Introduction, Processing capabilities of SQL, DDL,

and DML.

September Structured Query Language SQL Processing

UNIT IV : Boolean Algebra

Binary valued quantities, Logical Operators, Basic Logic Gates, Basic postulates of

Boolean algebra, Principle of duality.October Basic theorems of Boolean algebra, Demorgans Theorems, Derivation of Boolean

expression, minimization of Boolean expression, More about logic gates.

UNIT V: Communication and Network Concepts

Introduction, Need for networking, Evolution of networking, Switching techniques,Transmission media.

November Data communication technologies, Types of networks, Network topologies,

Network devices, LAN design, Communication protocols, Wireless/ Mobile

computing, Internetworking terms and concepts, Introduction to open source basedsoftware, Network security, Viruses.



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GRADE XII 2013-2014

BIOLOGYMONTH TOPICS

February UNIT I: Reproduction

March Sexual reproduction in flowering plants, Human reproduction, Reproductive health.

April UNIT II: Genetics and Evolution

Principles of inheritance and variation.

June Molecular basics of inheritance, Evolution.

UNIT IV: Biotechnology

Principles and processes in Biotechnology

July Biotechnology and its applicationUNIT III: Biology in human welfare

Human health and disease.

August Strategies for enhancement in good production.

September Microbes in Human welfare.

October UNIT V: Ecology and EnvironmentHabitats, Organism and Population, Ecosystem.

November Environmental issues, Biodiversity.



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GRADE XII 2013-2014

ECONOMICSMONTH TOPICS

February Part A Introductory Microeconomics

Chapter 1: Introduction to Microeconomics

March Chapter 2: Consumer Equilibrium and Demand

April Chapter 3: Produce Behaviour and Supply

June Chapter 4: Forms of Market and Price DeterminationChapter 5: Simple Application of Tools of Demand and Supply

July Revision of Half Yearly Assessment

Part B - Introductory MacroeconomicsChapter 6: National Income and Related Aggregates

August Chapter 7: Money and Banking

September Chapter 8: Determination of Income and Employment

October Chapter 9: Government Budget and the Economy

November Chapter 10: Balance of Payment

GRADE XII ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE 2013 - 14




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ASSESSMENT DATE SUBJECT



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First Assessment

3rd June, 2013 Monday English

4th June, 2013 Tuesday Physics

5th June, 2013 Wednesday Chemistry

6th June, 2013 Thursday Maths

7th June, 2013 Friday Optional Subject

Second Assessment

1st July, 2013 Monday English

2nd July, 2013 Tuesday Physics

3rd July, 2013 Wednesday Chemistry

4th July, 2013 Thursday Maths

5th July, 2013 Friday Optional Subject

Half Yearly Assessment

1st August, 2013 Thursday Physics

3rd August, 2013 Saturday Maths

5th August, 2013 Monday Chemistry

7th August, 2013 Wednesday Optional Subject

8th August, 2013 Thursday English

Third Assessment

2nd September, 2013 Monday Chemistry

4th September, 2013 Wednesday English

6th September, 2013 Friday Physics

7th September, 2013 Saturday Maths

10th September, 2013 Tuesday Optionals

Fourth Assessment

1st October, 2013 Tuesday English

3rd October, 2013 Thursday Physics

5th October, 2013 Saturday Chemistry

7th October, 2013 Monday Maths

8th October, 2013 Tuesday Optional Subject

First Preparatory Assessment

Practical

December 1st Week

First Preparatory Assessment

Theory

January 1st Week

Second Preparatory AssessmentPractical

January 2nd Week

Second Preparatory AssessmentTheory

January last Week

Note: The above is a tentative Time Table Schedule

GRADE XII PROJECT DETAILS 2013 14

COMPUTER SCIENCE




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The academic course in Computer Science includes one project in each year. The aim of the project is to highlig

the abilities of algorithmic formulation, modular programming, optimized code preparations, systemadocumentation and other associated aspects of Software Development. This consolidates the concepts and practic

imparted during the course and serves as a record of competence. A group of 2-4 students as team may be allow

to work on one project. Project for class XII is selected from the topics mentioned in the syllabus or domains on thsimilar lines. Project for class XII should ensure the coverage of following areas of curriculum:

a. Problem Solvingb. Data Structure

c. Object Oriented Programming in C++

d. Data File Handling

Theme of the project can be

Any subsystem of a System Software or Tool

Any Scientific or a fairly complex algorithmic situation

Sample Topics are,

School Management System

Banking System

Library Information System

Hospital Management System

Transport Query System

Video Library Management System

Employee Management System

Computerized Billing System

Online Quizzes / Games

Tutor / Computer Aided Learning Systems

Railway Reservation System

Airline Reservation System

Retail Shop Management System Hotel Management System

Guideline for synopsis:

System Description at a glance

Requirement Analysis Input & Output

System Design (With diagram)

File Design Structures (In tabular form with field name, type & description)

Procedure / Function Description (In tabular form with function name & description)

Topic & Team allotment is done by the concerned teacher.





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PHYSICS

Topics are:

1. To find the refractive indices of water, oil (transparent) using a spectrometer.2. To investigate the dependence, of the angle of deviation, on the angle of incidence, using a hollow

prism filled, one by one, with different transparent fluids using a spectrometer.

3. To set up a common base transistor circuit and to study its input and output characteristics and to

calculate its current gain.4. To design an appropriate logic gate combination for a given truth table.

5. To construct a switch using a transistor and to draw the graph between the input and output voltageand mark the cut-off, saturation and active region.

6. To find the value of Bh the horizontal component of earths magnetic field in the laboratory using a

deflection and a vibration magnetometer.

7. To find the wavelength of sodium light by measuring the diameters of Newtons rings.8. To study the variations, in current flowing in a circuit containing a LDR, because of a variation

a. In power of the incandescent lamp, used to illuminate the LDR.

b. In the distance of an incandescent lamp, used to illuminate the LDR.

9. To find the angle of a prism using a spectrometer.


Introduction

Theory/Principle

Scope/Limitations

Brief description of components/apparatus/terms used

Methodology(procedure)

Observation(tabular column)

Result

Conclusion

Recommendations

Bibliography





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CHEMISTRY

The academic course in Chemistry includes one project in each year. The purpose behind this is to consolidate th

concepts and practices imparted during the course and to serve as a record of competence. A group of 2-4 studen

as team may be allowed to work on one project. Project for class XII can be selected from the topics mentioned the syllabus or domains on the similar lines. Purpose of investigatory project is to make the students understan

scientific investigations involving laboratory testing and collecting information from other sources.

Sample Topics are,

Study of the presence of oxalate ions in guava fruit at different stages of ripening.

Study of quantity of case in present in different samples of milk.

Preparation of soybean milk and its comparison with the natural milk with respect to curd.

Study of effect of potassium bisulphate as food preservatives under various conditions.

Study of digestion of starch by salivary amylase and effect of pH and temperature on it.

Comparative study of rate of fermentation of following material: wheat flour, gram flour, potato juice etc.

Extraction of essential oils present in Saunf (aniseed), Ajwain (carum), Illaichi (Cardamom)

Study of common food adulterants in fat, oil, bitter, sugar, turmeric powder, chilli powder and pepper.


Introduction

Theory/ Principle

Scope/ Limitations

Brief description of chemical / material required

Methodology (procedure)

Observation (tabular column)

Result Conclusion





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BIOLOGY

The academic course in Biology includes one project in each year. The purpose behind this is to consolidate th

concepts and practices imparted during the course and to serve as a record of competence. A group of 2-4 studenas team may be allowed to work on one project. Project for class XII can be selected from the topics mentioned

the syllabus or domains on the similar lines. Purpose of investigatory project is to make the students understan

concepts of Biology, scientific investigations involving laboratory testing and collecting information from othsources.

Sample Topics are,

To estimate the amount of fats present in different dry fruits.

To study the drug resistance in bacteria using antibiotics.

To compare chlorophyll content in different plant species

To study the action of various antiseptic soaps on growth of bacteria.

To estimate relative amount of caffeine in various brands of tea.

To study the use of total leucocyte counts in predicting abnormalities.

To compare the rate of transpiration in different plant species.


Introduction

Theory/ Principle

Scope/ Limitations

Brief description of chemical / material required

Methodology (procedure)

Observation (tabular column) Result

Conclusion





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School Rules & Regulations

1. Students must be punctual to school. They should be in the school by 8.30 am. Late comers will not be

entertained. They will be marked absent and will be sent back home.

2. Students should come in complete uniform (tie & ID card are compulsory). Students in improper uniform

will not be encouraged and they will be sent back home.

3. Students will not be permitted to wear sweaters other than uniform sweaters.

4. Students are expected to come neatly to school. (Boys with trimmed hair and Girls with their hair neatly

tied). Students must tuck their shirts.

5. Students must be regular to school. Shortage of attendance will disqualify them for writing the board exam

Submission of leave / Permission application is compulsory through mail a day before.

6. The usage of mobile phone is not permitted. For any emergency students can use the school office phones

with the permission of the concerned staff.

7. Students must submit various records, projects, worksheet note books, general studies, work experience et

on time. If not, necessary action will be taken.

8. Students must write the lecture notes and worksheets only in the note books given from the school.

9. Students must be attentive and disciplined in the class room and in the premises. Indisciplined students wil

be noted by the respective teacher and reported to the coordinators and necessary action will be taken.

10. Students must be polite while interacting with the teachers.

11. Celebration of any sort (Birthdays etc.) and exchange of gifts are not permitted in the school premises.

Note: Students must abide by the rules and regulations strictly, if not, necessary action will be taken.


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