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CLASS 9 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY- LEVEL- 1 Unit-wise Weightage Units Marks Hours Total Th Pr Hours I Basic Computer System Operations Skill 10 18 12 30 II Digital Documentation and Word Processing Skill 7 12 24 36 III Effective e-communication Skill 3 6 24 30 IV Data Tabulation Skill using Spreadsheet 3 6 24 30 V Digital Presentation Skill 3 6 24 30 VI Ethics & Soft Skills 7 12 6 18 VII Work Integrated Learning and Occupational 7 12 6 18 Safety Skills Total 40 72 120 192 Practical 50 Internal Assessment 10 Total 100 I Basic Computer System Operations Skill * Basics of Computer System * Laying hands on a computer system * Creation/Customization of Files/Folders Establishing Internet connectivity and Internet * browser * Email and related services II III Digital Documentation and Word Processing Skill * Basics of Word Processing * Page style and templates * Editing and Advanced format options * Working on multiple documents * Creating and Working with tables * Working with Images, Drawing and Gallery objects Effective e-communication Skill * Basics of Effective emailing * Composing email and attaching files * Sending, forwarding and receiving emails * Organizing Emails & Managing contacts Scheduling appointments using online calendar * services - 2 - Cont d 2

IV V VI Data Tabulation Skill using Spreadsheet * Basics of spreadsheet * Inserting and deleting cells * Formatting Spreadsheet * Using Formulae * Using Functions and Obtaining charts Digital Presentation Skill * Basics of a presentation * Inserting and duplicating slides * Formatting slides * Inserting hyperlink, pictures and tables * Setting up slide show Ethics & Soft Skills * Right to Privacy * Netiquettes * Soft Skills in work environment VII Work Integrated Learning and Occupational Safety Skills Identify operations at workplace and the tools being * * used State organizational structure and identify IT development team * IT Hazards e-waste * Ergonomics and health safety PRACTICAL * Test on basic system operations(computer Fundamentals) * Typing test * Test on word processing skills * Test on using preparation & presentations * Practical Report File and Portfolio * Viva Voce * Exposure trips/visits - IT Centres INTERNAL ASSESSMENT (CCE) 10 marks to be assessed on a continuous basis class tests/unit tests, assignments, hands on experience, project works, etc.

Unit-wise Weightage CLASS 10 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: LEVEL 2 Units Marks Hours Total Th Pr Hours I Networking Fundamentals 9 18 14 32 II Digital Documentation- Advanced Word Processing 5 10 24 34 III Digital Data Analysis 5 10 24 34 IV Advanced Digital Presentation 8 12 26 38 V Digital Content Creation- Web Designing Fundamentals(HTML) 8 12 26 38 VI Computer Systems Care 5 10 6 16 Total 40 72 120 192 Practical 50 Internal Assessment 10 Total 100 I II III IV V Networking Fundamentals Evolution of Networking and Need for Networking Transmission of Data through different Switching Techniques Data Communication Terminologies Transmission Medium and Network Devices Network Types and Layouts Digital Documentation Advanced Word Processing Reviewing and editing documents with Track Changes Connecting Data from Spreadsheet with the Document using Mail Merge Feature Object Embedding and Linking Language Correction Securing Document Digital Data Analysis Advanced Operations on Spreadsheet Managing Multiple Spreadsheets and Workbooks Organizing and handling Spreadsheet Data Creating Charts Creating and using Macros Securing Spreadsheets Advanced Digital Presentation Standardization of Slides Multimedia Components in Presentation Using Tables Using Charts Presentation Delivery Securing Presentation Digital Content Creation Web Designing Fundamentals(HTML) Basics of Webpage and HTML HTML Basic Tags

VI Paragraphs and Tables Webpage Layout Forms Multimedia Content in Web Pages Computer Systems Care Hardware Safety and Security Software Safety, Security and Care PRACTICAL Test on Advanced Word Processing Skills Test on Digital Data Analysis(Spreadsheet using Macros) Test on Advanced Digital Presentation Test on Web Designing Fundamentals(HTML) Practical Report File and Portfolio Viva Voce Exposure trips/visits IT Centres INTERNAL ASSESSMENT(CCE) 10 marks to be assessed on a continuous basis class tests/unit tests, assignments, hands on experience, project works, etc.

Class-9 Travel and Tourism Level-1 Introduction to Tourism-1 Unit-wise Weightage Units Marks Hours I Soft Skills 15 35 II Introduction to Tourism-1 7 20 III Tourism Business-1 12 30 IV Tourism Product-1 16 35 50 120 Practical 30 80 Internal Assessment 20 100 200 Unit - I Soft Skills Defining Hard Skills and Soft Skills Importance of Soft Skills in Tourism and Travel Industry Communication Skills A Key to Soft Skills Communication The Concept Process of Communication Types of Communication Verbal Communication Elements of Verbal Communication Non Verbal Communication Types of Non-Verbal Communication Barriers of Communication Effective Communication Listening Unit II Introduction to Tourism 1 Purpose of Tourism Tourist Typology Nature of Tourism Components of Tourism Forms of Tourism- Inbound, Outbound, Domestic Unit III Tourism Business 1 Evolution of Tourism Business (Thomas Cook till date) Silk Route and Tour Grand Tour Modern Tourism in India (Rail Tourism) Tourism Intermediaries and Linkage (an introduction) - 2 - Cont d 2

Unit IV Tourism Product 1 Understanding Tourism Resource Types of Resources Tourism product Characteristics of Tourism Product Tourism Resource to Tourism Product Classification of Tourism Protection of Tourism Products Practical Visit to Tourism Organization (Travel Agency/ Tour Operator) Report on the visit (Oral and Written) Visit to a Local / Nearby Museum Report on the visit (Oral and Written) Locate / Identify Tourist Potential Area in the Locality (Natural, Cultural Heritage, Eco Tourist Spots) Prepare a Report Conduct Role Play, Debate, Group Discussion Assessment: External Theory 50 marks to be assessed through External Examination Practical 30 marks (Oral 20 marks & Written 10 marks) to be assessed through External Examination Internal (to be assessed through CCE) 20 marks to be assessed on a continuous basis through - class test / unit test and assignment (10 marks) - debate/group discussion/role play/project work (10 marks) A minimum of three activities in both the areas should be conducted in each period of assessment. The average marks secured by the students in both the period of assessment shall be forwarded to the Board. *********************

Class X Travel and Tourism Level - 2 Unit-wise Weightage PART- A Units Marks Hours I Soft Skills II 15 35 II Introduction to Tourism II 12 30 III Tourism Business- II 10 25 IV Tourism Products-II 13 30 50 120 PART-B Practical 30 80 Internal Assessment 20 100 200 PART-A Unit-I Soft Skills II Personality Development Positive Attitude Think Big Creating First & Last Impression : i) Grooming ii) Etiquettes and Manners iii) Required Body Language for social interaction Telephonic Conversation Public Speaking Unit-II Introduction to Tourism II Why do we need tourism? Tourism Sources and Information Sources of Tourism Information Tourism Organisation MOT, STDC, UNWTO Unit-III Tourism Business- II Destination / Site- define. Travel Terminology/ Travel Lingo. Hospitality Terminology Activities / Function Areas in a Travel Agency. Domestic & International Documentations. Medical Requirements. Unit-IV Tourism Products-II Natural tourism products of India- Mountains, hills, lakes, waterfalls, rivers, deserts, islands, beaches.

Manmade tourism products of India- Archaeological sites, historical sites, customs and traditions, fairs and festivals, art and art forms, entertainment Symbiotic tourism products- Wildlife sanctuaries and national parks of India. Event based tourism products- Music and Dance festivals, Suraj Kund Craft Mela, Pushkar Fair, Nehru Trophy Boat Race, Elephant festival, Kite flying festival, sporting events. List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India Practical Visit to a Tourism Organization (Travel Agency / Tour Operator) Report on the Visit (Oral & Written) Visit to a Local/ Nearby Museum Report on the Visit (Oral & Written) Locate /Identify Tourist Potential Area in the Locality (Natural, Cultural Heritage, Eco Tourist Spots) Prepare a Report Conduct Role Play, Debate, Group Discussion Assessment: A. External Theory 50 marks to be assessed through External Examination (The minimum qualifying marks will be 20) B. Internal Practical 30 marks (Oral 20 marks & Written 10 marks) to be assessed by the subject teacher internally. CCE 20 marks to be assessed on a continuous basis through: Class test / Unit test and Assignment (10 marks) Debate / Group Discussion / Role Play / Project Work (10 marks) A minimum of three activities in both the areas should be conducted in each period of assessment. The average marks secured by the students in both the period of assessment shall be forwarded to the Board. The Practical and CCE (30+20) marks shall be taken into account for all academic purpose. The minimum qualifying marks will be 20.