NEP Vocational Class 11 — Certification Brochure

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London Academy of Professional Training
Certificate
NEP Vocational Class 11
 •  CBSE  •  CBSE NEP Vocational
38Subjects 190Chapters 1140Classes 3800Total Marks 60%Pass Mark LifetimeValidity
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AwardCertificate
Assessment3800 marks — 2280 to pass (60%)
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Awarding BodyLAPT — London Academy of Professional Training
Curriculum
1 Accounting & Taxation 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — GST Registration, Returns and Compliance — 6 classes
› 1.1 Understand GST Registration Process
› 1.2 Identify GST Registration Requirements
› 1.3 Explain Types of GST Returns
› 1.4 Demonstrate How to File GST Returns
› 1.5 Analyze Common Compliance Issues in GST
› 1.6 Apply GST Compliance Best Practices
• 2 Unit 2 — Income Tax — Heads of Income and Computation — 6 classes
› 2.1 Identify the Different Heads of Income in Income Tax
› 2.2 Analyze the Components of Salary Income
› 2.3 Explore Income from House Property and Its Computation
› 2.4 Understand Profits and Gains from Business or Profession
› 2.5 Examine Capital Gains and Their Tax Implications
› 2.6 Compute Total Income and Calculate Income Tax Liability
• 3 Unit 3 — Tally ERP and Accounting Software Mastery — 6 classes
› 3.1 Explore the Tally ERP Interface and Navigation Tools
› 3.2 Configure Company Settings in Tally ERP
› 3.3 Create and Manage Ledgers in Tally ERP
› 3.4 Record Financial Transactions Using Daybook in Tally ERP
› 3.5 Generate Financial Statements and Reports in Tally ERP
› 3.6 Implement GST and Tax Compliance in Tally ERP
• 4 Unit 4 — Business Accounting — Final Accounts and Ledgers — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand the Purpose of Final Accounts
› 4.2 Identify Components of Final Accounts
› 4.3 Analyze the Structure of a Profit and Loss Account
› 4.4 Construct a Simple Balance Sheet
› 4.5 Understand Ledger Accounts and Their Functions
› 4.6 Apply Closing Entries to Prepare Final Accounts
• 5 Unit 5 — Taxation Compliance Project and Case Studies — 6 classes
› 5.1 Understand the Basics of Taxation Compliance
› 5.2 Identify Key Tax Regulations and Their Impact
› 5.3 Analyze Case Studies in Tax Compliance Scenarios
› 5.4 Apply Tax Compliance Principles to Real-World Situations
› 5.5 Develop a Tax Compliance Project Plan
› 5.6 Evaluate the Effectiveness of Tax Compliance Strategies
2 Artificial Intelligence 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Machine Learning Concepts and Algorithms — 6 classes
› 1.1 Define Key Machine Learning Concepts
› 1.2 Explore Types of Machine Learning: Supervised vs. Unsupervised
› 1.3 Understand the Role of Data in Machine Learning
› 1.4 Examine Common Machine Learning Algorithms
› 1.5 Analyze Performance Metrics for Machine Learning Models
› 1.6 Apply Machine Learning Algorithms to Real-World Problems
• 2 Unit 2 — Neural Networks and Deep Learning Fundamentals — 6 classes
› 2.1 Define Neural Networks and Their Components
› 2.2 Explain the Role of Activation Functions in Neural Networks
› 2.3 Describe the Architecture of a Simple Neural Network
› 2.4 Analyze the Function of Backpropagation in Learning
› 2.5 Implement a Basic Neural Network Using Python
› 2.6 Evaluate the Performance of Neural Networks with Real-World Data
• 3 Unit 3 — AI Tools — TensorFlow Lite, Teachable Machine — 6 classes
› 3.1 Introduction to TensorFlow Lite: Understanding Its Core Features
› 3.2 Setting Up Your Environment for TensorFlow Lite Development
› 3.3 Creating a Basic Model Using Teachable Machine
› 3.4 Exporting and Importing Models Between Teachable Machine and TensorFlow Lite
› 3.5 Implementing a Simple Application with TensorFlow Lite Models
› 3.6 Evaluating Model Performance and Making Improvements
• 4 Unit 4 — Natural Language Processing Introduction — 6 classes
› 4.1 Define Natural Language Processing and Its Importance
› 4.2 Identify Key Components of Natural Language Processing Systems
› 4.3 Explore Common NLP Applications in Everyday Life
› 4.4 Analyze Different Techniques Used in Natural Language Processing
› 4.5 Implement a Basic Text Analysis Project with NLP Tools
› 4.6 Evaluate the Impact of NLP on Communication and Industry
• 5 Unit 5 — AI Real-World Project — Data to Deployment — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identifying Project Goals and Objectives in AI
› 5.2 Collecting and Preparing Data for AI Models
› 5.3 Exploring AI Algorithms for Data Analysis
› 5.4 Training Your AI Model: Best Practices and Techniques
› 5.5 Evaluating Model Performance: Metrics and Analysis
› 5.6 Deploying Your AI Project: Steps and Considerations
3 Automotive 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced Vehicle Systems — EFI, ABS, Airbags — 6 classes
› 1.1 Understand the Principles of Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)
› 1.2 Explore the Components of an EFI System
› 1.3 Examine the Functionality of Anti-lock Braking Systems (ABS)
› 1.4 Identify the Key Components of ABS and Their Roles
› 1.5 Analyze the Safety Features of Airbag Systems
› 1.6 Apply Knowledge by Diagnosing Common Issues in EFI, ABS, and Airbags
• 2 Unit 2 — Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Diagnostics — 6 classes
› 2.1 Understand Basic Electrical Concepts in Vehicles
› 2.2 Identify Key Electrical Components and Their Functions
› 2.3 Learn the Basics of Automotive Wiring Systems
› 2.4 Apply Diagnostic Tools for Electrical Faults
› 2.5 Interpret Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)
› 2.6 Develop Troubleshooting Strategies for Electrical Issues
• 3 Unit 3 — Transmission, Suspension and Steering Systems — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understand the Basics of Transmission Systems
› 3.2 Explore the Types of Gearboxes and Their Functions
› 3.3 Analyze Suspension System Components and Their Roles
› 3.4 Investigate Steering System Mechanisms and Their Importance
› 3.5 Compare and Contrast Different Types of Suspension Systems
› 3.6 Apply Knowledge to Diagnose Common Issues in Transmission and Steering Systems
• 4 Unit 4 — Workshop Management and Service Protocols — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand Workshop Layout and Design
› 4.2 Identify Key Workshop Equipment and Tools
› 4.3 Develop Standard Operating Procedures for Services
› 4.4 Implement Health and Safety Protocols in the Workshop
› 4.5 Manage Customer Service and Communication Skills
› 4.6 Evaluate Workshop Performance and Improvement Strategies
• 5 Unit 5 — Automotive Project — Inspect, Service and Report — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Key Components of Automotive Systems
› 5.2 Conduct a Pre-Inspection Check on Vehicles
› 5.3 Perform Routine Maintenance Tasks Safely
› 5.4 Analyze Common Automotive Issues and Symptoms
› 5.5 Document Findings and Create Service Reports
› 5.6 Present Inspection Results to Stakeholders
4 Banking & Financial Services 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced Banking Operations and Treasury — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore Advanced Banking Operations and Their Importance
› 1.2 Analyze Key Components of Treasury Management
› 1.3 Examine Risk Management Strategies in Banking
› 1.4 Apply Financial Instruments for Treasury Operations
› 1.5 Implement Effective Liquidity Management Techniques
› 1.6 Evaluate the Impact of Regulatory Frameworks on Banking Operations
• 2 Unit 2 — Financial Instruments — Bonds, Equity, Derivatives — 6 classes
› 2.1 Define and Differentiate Between Bonds, Equity, and Derivatives
› 2.2 Explore Types of Bonds and Their Characteristics
› 2.3 Analyze Different Equity Instruments and Their Market Roles
› 2.4 Investigate Derivatives: Purpose and Types
› 2.5 Assess the Risks and Returns Associated with Financial Instruments
› 2.6 Apply Financial Instruments to Real-world Investment Scenarios
• 3 Unit 3 — Credit Analysis and Lending Decisions — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understanding Credit: Define and Differentiate Types of Credit
› 3.2 Analyzing Borrower Profiles: Assessing Creditworthiness Criteria
› 3.3 Financial Ratios: Calculating and Interpreting Key Indicators
› 3.4 The Role of Credit Reports: Tools for Informed Lending Decisions
› 3.5 Risk Assessment: Identifying and Mitigating Lending Risks
› 3.6 Practical Application: Simulating a Lending Decision Case Study
• 4 Unit 4 — Risk Management and Regulatory Compliance (RBI) — 6 classes
› 4.1 Identify Key Types of Risks in Banking
› 4.2 Analyze the Importance of Risk Management
› 4.3 Explore Regulatory Frameworks in Financial Services
› 4.4 Evaluate Risk Assessment Tools and Techniques
› 4.5 Implement Risk Mitigation Strategies in Banking
› 4.6 Review Compliance Requirements and Best Practices
• 5 Unit 5 — Banking and Financial Services Project — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Key Banking Concepts and Terminology
› 5.2 Explore Different Types of Financial Institutions
› 5.3 Understanding the Role of Banking in the Economy
› 5.4 Analyze Financial Products and Services Offered by Banks
› 5.5 Evaluate Case Studies of Banking Practices and Their Impacts
› 5.6 Design a Simple Banking Services Project Proposal
5 Beauty & Wellness 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced Cosmetology — Skin and Hair Science — 6 classes
› 1.1 Understand Skin Anatomy and Physiology
› 1.2 Identify Common Skin Types and Conditions
› 1.3 Explore Advanced Hair Structure and Growth
› 1.4 Analyze the Effects of Nutrition on Skin and Hair Health
› 1.5 Demonstrate Skincare Product Selection for Different Needs
› 1.6 Apply Hair Care Techniques for Diverse Hair Types
• 2 Unit 2 — Spa Treatments — Body Wraps, Massages and Therapies — 6 classes
› 2.1 Explore the Benefits of Body Wraps in Spa Treatments
› 2.2 Identify Different Types of Body Wraps and Their Ingredients
› 2.3 Demonstrate the Steps to Prepare and Apply a Body Wrap
› 2.4 Understand the Principles of Massage Therapies for Wellness
› 2.5 Practice Basic Massage Techniques for Relaxation
› 2.6 Evaluate the Effectiveness of Various Spa Therapies on Clients
• 3 Unit 3 — Make-up Artistry — Day, Evening and Bridal — 6 classes
› 3.1 Analyze Day Make-up Techniques for Natural Looks
› 3.2 Explore Evening Make-up Styles for Glamorous Effects
› 3.3 Identify Key Elements of Bridal Make-up Application
› 3.4 Demonstrate Day Make-up Application on a Model
› 3.5 Create a Complete Evening Look: Step-by-Step Guide
› 3.6 Assess and Perfect Bridal Make-up for Varying Skin Types
• 4 Unit 4 — Salon Business Management and Pricing — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand Key Concepts of Salon Business Management
› 4.2 Identify Essential Components of a Salon Pricing Strategy
› 4.3 Analyze Competitive Pricing Models in the Beauty Industry
› 4.4 Develop a Pricing Structure for Salon Services
› 4.5 Create an Effective Promotion Plan to Enhance Profitability
› 4.6 Evaluate Customer Feedback to Adjust Pricing and Services
• 5 Unit 5 — Cosmetology Portfolio and Practical Exam — 6 classes
› 5.1 Explore Portfolio Components and Structure
› 5.2 Gather Evidence of Skills through Documentation
› 5.3 Create a Visual Presentation of Your Work
› 5.4 Develop a Personal Brand in Cosmetology
› 5.5 Prepare for the Practical Exam: Techniques and Tips
› 5.6 Conduct a Mock Practical Exam: Assessment and Feedback
6 Biotechnology 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Cell Biology and Molecular Biology Basics — 6 classes
› 1.1 Identify Cell Structures and Their Functions
› 1.2 Explore the Principles of Cell Theory
› 1.3 Examine the Composition and Functions of Biomolecules
› 1.4 Analyze the Process of Cellular Respiration
› 1.5 Investigate DNA Structure and Replication
› 1.6 Apply Molecular Techniques in Biotechnology
• 2 Unit 2 — Genetic Engineering and Recombinant DNA Technology — 6 classes
› 2.1 Explore the Basics of Genetic Engineering
› 2.2 Understand the Role of Recombinant DNA in Biotechnology
› 2.3 Identify Enzymes Used in Genetic Engineering
› 2.4 Investigate the Process of Gene Cloning
› 2.5 Evaluate Applications of Recombinant DNA Technology
› 2.6 Assess Ethical Considerations in Genetic Engineering
• 3 Unit 3 — Fermentation, Bioreactors and Downstream Processing — 6 classes
› 3.1 Explore the Basics of Fermentation Processes
› 3.2 Identify Different Types of Fermentation Microorganisms
› 3.3 Describe the Structure and Function of Bioreactors
› 3.4 Analyze Factors Affecting Fermentation Efficiency
› 3.5 Examine Downstream Processing Techniques in Biotechnology
› 3.6 Apply Knowledge of Fermentation and Processing in Real-World Scenarios
• 4 Unit 4 — Bioinformatics — Databases, Tools and Analysis — 6 classes
› 4.1 Explore the Basics of Bioinformatics Databases
› 4.2 Navigate Key Bioinformatics Tools for Data Retrieval
› 4.3 Understand Data Types and Formats in Bioinformatics
› 4.4 Analyze Biological Data Using Bioinformatics Software
› 4.5 Compare Different Bioinformatics Algorithms and Their Applications
› 4.6 Evaluate Case Studies of Bioinformatics in Research and Industry
• 5 Unit 5 — Biotechnology Industry Application Project — 6 classes
› 5.1 Explore the Role of Biotechnology in Industry
› 5.2 Identify Key Biotech Applications in Agriculture
› 5.3 Analyze Biotechnological Advances in Healthcare
› 5.4 Evaluate the Environmental Impact of Biotech Industries
› 5.5 Design a Biotech Project Proposal for a Local Issue
› 5.6 Present and Critique Biotech Solutions in a Group Format
7 Data Science 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Python for Data Science — pandas, numpy, scipy — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Basics of Python Programming for Data Science
› 1.2 Understand and Utilize NumPy for Numerical Data Manipulation
› 1.3 Implement Array Operations with NumPy for Data Analysis
› 1.4 Dive into Pandas for Data Structures: Series and DataFrames
› 1.5 Analyze Data Using Pandas: Cleaning and Transforming Datasets
› 1.6 Apply SciPy for Advanced Data Analysis Techniques
• 2 Unit 2 — Data Wrangling and Exploratory Data Analysis — 6 classes
› 2.1 Identify and Understand Data Sources for Wrangling
› 2.2 Clean and Preprocess Raw Data Using Techniques
› 2.3 Transform Data Structures for Analysis
› 2.4 Explore Data Distributions and Patterns
› 2.5 Visualize Data Insights with Graphical Representations
› 2.6 Apply Data Wrangling Techniques to Real-World Scenarios
• 3 Unit 3 — Statistical Modelling and Regression — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understand Key Concepts of Statistical Modelling
› 3.2 Explore Types of Regression Analysis
› 3.3 Identify Variables and Data Collection Techniques
› 3.4 Construct a Simple Linear Regression Model
› 3.5 Interpret Regression Outputs and Coefficients
› 3.6 Apply Regression Analysis to Real-World Data Sets
• 4 Unit 4 — Data Visualisation — Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand the Basics of Data Visualization Principles
› 4.2 Explore Matplotlib: Creating Your First Line Plot
› 4.3 Customize Your Matplotlib Plots with Styles and Annotations
› 4.4 Introduction to Seaborn: Enhancing Statistical Graphics
› 4.5 Create Interactive Visualizations Using Plotly
› 4.6 Apply Your Knowledge: Build a Comprehensive Visual Data Story
• 5 Unit 5 — Industry Data Science Project — Full Pipeline — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Data Sources for Industry Projects
› 5.2 Collect and Clean Data for Analysis
› 5.3 Explore and Visualize Data Patterns
› 5.4 Select Appropriate Analytical Models
› 5.5 Implement and Evaluate Model Performance
› 5.6 Present Findings and Insights from the Project
8 Design Thinking & Innovation 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced Design Methodology and Double Diamond — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Double Diamond Framework
› 1.2 Identify Problem Spaces through Divergent Thinking
› 1.3 Define User Needs with Empathy Mapping
› 1.4 Generate Creative Solutions using Ideation Techniques
› 1.5 Prototype Ideas for Effective Testing
› 1.6 Evaluate and Revise Designs Based on User Feedback
• 2 Unit 2 — Human-Centred Design and Empathy Mapping — 6 classes
› 2.1 Explore the Fundamentals of Human-Centred Design
› 2.2 Identify Key Principles of Empathy Mapping
› 2.3 Develop User Personas to Understand Needs
› 2.4 Conduct Empathy Interviews for Insight Gathering
› 2.5 Create Empathy Maps to Visualize User Experiences
› 2.6 Apply Insights to Prototype Solutions for Real-World Problems
• 3 Unit 3 — Service Design and Business Innovation Tools — 6 classes
› 3.1 Explore the Principles of Service Design
› 3.2 Identify User Needs Through Empathy Mapping
› 3.3 Develop Service Blueprints for Customer Journeys
› 3.4 Utilize Ideation Techniques for Innovative Solutions
› 3.5 Prototype Service Concepts Using Low-Fidelity Models
› 3.6 Evaluate and Iterate Service Designs Based on Feedback
• 4 Unit 4 — High-Fidelity Prototyping and User Testing — 6 classes
› 4.1 Explore High-Fidelity Prototyping Techniques
› 4.2 Develop Effective Prototypes for User Interaction
› 4.3 Identify Key Elements for User Testing
› 4.4 Conduct User Testing Sessions Effectively
› 4.5 Analyze User Feedback for Design Improvement
› 4.6 Present Prototyping Outcomes and User Insights
• 5 Unit 5 — Innovation Project — Social or Commercial Impact — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Social Issues for Innovation Projects
› 5.2 Brainstorming Innovative Solutions for Social Impact
› 5.3 Assessing Feasibility of Proposed Innovations
› 5.4 Designing a Prototype for Social or Commercial Innovation
› 5.5 Developing a Pitch for Your Innovation Project
› 5.6 Evaluating the Impact of Innovations on Communities
9 Electronics & Hardware 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Microcontrollers — Arduino, Raspberry Pi Basics — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Basics of Microcontrollers
› 1.2 Understand Arduino Architecture and Components
› 1.3 Set Up Your First Arduino Project
› 1.4 Introduction to Raspberry Pi Hardware and Features
› 1.5 Create a Simple Raspberry Pi Project
› 1.6 Compare Arduino and Raspberry Pi for Project Applications
• 2 Unit 2 — IoT Architecture, Sensors and Actuators — 6 classes
› 2.1 Explore the Fundamentals of IoT Architecture
› 2.2 Identify and Classify Different Types of Sensors
› 2.3 Understand the Role of Actuators in IoT Systems
› 2.4 Analyze the Interaction Between Sensors and Actuators
› 2.5 Design a Basic IoT Sensor Network
› 2.6 Implement a Simple IoT Project Using Sensors and Actuators
• 3 Unit 3 — PCB Design and Fabrication Techniques — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understand the Basics of PCB Design Principles
› 3.2 Identify and Utilize PCB Design Software Tools
› 3.3 Develop a Basic PCB Layout from a Schematic Diagram
› 3.4 Explore Different Material Types for PCB Fabrication
› 3.5 Apply PCB Fabrication Techniques: Etching and Drilling
› 3.6 Evaluate the Quality of a Finished PCB Prototype
• 4 Unit 4 — Embedded Systems Programming — C/MicroPython — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand the Basics of Embedded Systems and Their Applications
› 4.2 Explore C Language Fundamentals for Embedded Systems
› 4.3 Introduce MicroPython and Its Advantages in Embedded Programming
› 4.4 Write Simple Programs in C for Microcontroller Interaction
› 4.5 Develop Basic MicroPython Scripts for Hardware Control
› 4.6 Integrate Sensors with Embedded Systems Using C/MicroPython
• 5 Unit 5 — IoT/Hardware Project — Build and Present — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Key Components for IoT Hardware Projects
› 5.2 Design Circuit Schematics for IoT Applications
› 5.3 Build a Prototype of Your IoT Project
› 5.4 Program Microcontrollers for IoT Integration
› 5.5 Test and Troubleshoot Your IoT Hardware Setup
› 5.6 Present Your IoT Project Effectively to an Audience
10 Fashion Studies 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Fashion History, Trends and Forecasting — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Origins of Fashion: A Historical Overview
› 1.2 Identify Key Fashion Movements: From Rococo to Streetwear
› 1.3 Analyze Cultural Influences on Fashion Trends
› 1.4 Examine the Role of Technology in Fashion Evolution
› 1.5 Forecasting Fashion Trends: Methods and Tools
› 1.6 Apply Trend Analysis to Create a Mini Fashion Collection
• 2 Unit 2 — Textile Science — Fibres, Fabrics and Finishes — 6 classes
› 2.1 Identify Different Types of Fibres: Natural vs. Synthetic
› 2.2 Explore the Properties of Key Fibres Used in Fashion
› 2.3 Investigate Fabric Construction Techniques: Weaving vs. Knitting
› 2.4 Examine the Role of Fabric Finishes in Enhancing Textile Performance
› 2.5 Compare the Environmental Impact of Various Fibres and Fabrics
› 2.6 Apply Knowledge of Fibres and Fabrics in Fashion Design Projects
• 3 Unit 3 — Pattern Drafting — Basic and Advanced Blocks — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understand the Fundamentals of Pattern Drafting
› 3.2 Identify Tools and Materials for Pattern Drafting
› 3.3 Create Basic Blocks for Apparel Design
› 3.4 Explore Advanced Block Techniques in Pattern Drafting
› 3.5 Adjust Basic Blocks to Fit Different Body Types
› 3.6 Apply Pattern Drafting Skills in a Mini Fashion Project
• 4 Unit 4 — Garment Construction — Tailoring and Couture Techniques — 6 classes
› 4.1 Explore Essential Tailoring Tools and Materials
› 4.2 Demonstrate Basic Hand Sewing Techniques for Tailoring
› 4.3 Construct and Fit a Basic Tailored Sleeve
› 4.4 Master Couture Stitching Techniques for Quality Finishing
› 4.5 Create a Simple Tailored Garment Using Couture Principles
› 4.6 Evaluate and Present Finished Tailored Garments Professionally
• 5 Unit 5 — Fashion Collection Project and Portfolio — 6 classes
› 5.1 Research Fashion Trends and Influences
› 5.2 Define Target Audience for Fashion Collection
› 5.3 Develop a Concept Mood Board
› 5.4 Create Initial Sketches of Design Ideas
› 5.5 Compile a Collection Portfolio
› 5.6 Present and Critique Fashion Collection
11 Financial Literacy 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Investment Planning — Equity, Debt, Real Estate — 6 classes
› 1.1 Define and Differentiate Investment Types: Equity, Debt, and Real Estate
› 1.2 Analyze Risk and Return Profiles of Equity Investments
› 1.3 Examine the Benefits and Drawbacks of Debt Investments
› 1.4 Explore Real Estate as an Investment Option: Key Factors to Consider
› 1.5 Create a Basic Investment Portfolio Using Equity, Debt, and Real Estate
› 1.6 Reflect on Personal Investment Goals and Prepare a Customized Investment Plan
• 2 Unit 2 — Tax Planning — 80C Deductions and Tax Saving — 6 classes
› 2.1 Understand the Concept of 80C Deductions
› 2.2 Identify Eligible Investments for 80C Deductions
› 2.3 Calculate Potential Tax Savings through 80C Deductions
› 2.4 Explore Long-term vs Short-term Benefits of 80C Investments
› 2.5 Create a Personal Tax Savings Plan Using 80C Deductions
› 2.6 Review Common Mistakes in Claiming 80C Deductions
• 3 Unit 3 — Insurance — Life, Health, Term and ULIP — 6 classes
› 3.1 Define and Differentiate Life and Health Insurance
› 3.2 Explore the Types of Life Insurance: Term vs. ULIP
› 3.3 Understand the Benefits of Health Insurance Coverage
› 3.4 Analyze the Importance of Insurance in Financial Planning
› 3.5 Calculate Insurance Needs and Coverage Amounts
› 3.6 Evaluate Real-life Scenarios for Choosing the Right Insurance
• 4 Unit 4 — Retirement Planning — NPS, PPF and Pension — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand the Importance of Retirement Planning
› 4.2 Explore the National Pension System (NPS) Features
› 4.3 Analyze Public Provident Fund (PPF) Benefits and Limitations
› 4.4 Compare NPS and PPF for Retirement Savings
› 4.5 Evaluate Different Pension Plans Available in the UK
› 4.6 Create a Personalized Retirement Savings Strategy
• 5 Unit 5 — Personal Wealth Management Plan and Presentation — 6 classes
› 5.1 Define Personal Wealth Management and Its Importance
› 5.2 Identify Key Components of a Personal Wealth Management Plan
› 5.3 Assess Individual Financial Goals and Risk Tolerance
› 5.4 Explore Different Investment Vehicles and Strategies
› 5.5 Develop a Personal Wealth Management Plan Template
› 5.6 Present and Review Personal Wealth Management Plans
12 Food Production 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced Culinary Techniques — French, Italian, Indian — 6 classes
› 1.1 Mastering French Knife Skills and Classic Cuts
› 1.2 Exploring Italian Pasta Types and Their Uses
› 1.3 Understanding Indian Spices and Flavor Profiles
› 1.4 Preparing French Sauces: Techniques and Applications
› 1.5 Crafting Authentic Italian Risotto: Method and Tips
› 1.6 Creating Signature Indian Curries: Balancing Flavors
• 2 Unit 2 — Bakery and Patisserie — Artisan Breads, Cakes, Pastries — 6 classes
› 2.1 Explore the Fundamentals of Artisan Bread Making
› 2.2 Identify Key Ingredients and Their Roles in Bread Production
› 2.3 Master Essential Techniques for Kneading and Shaping Dough
› 2.4 Understand Rising and Fermentation Processes in Baking
› 2.5 Create a Variety of Artisan Breads: From Sourdough to Focaccia
› 2.6 Design and Present Artisan Bread Platters for Service
• 3 Unit 3 — Kitchen Management — Planning, Costing and Staffing — 6 classes
› 3.1 Identify Key Principles of Kitchen Management
› 3.2 Analyze Kitchen Layouts for Efficient Workflow
› 3.3 Develop a Basic Food Production Costing Sheet
› 3.4 Evaluate Staffing Needs for Different Kitchen Operations
› 3.5 Create a Staff Scheduling Plan for a Busy Kitchen
› 3.6 Implement Cost Control Strategies in Food Production
• 4 Unit 4 — Food Safety Systems — HACCP, ISO 22000 — 6 classes
› 4.1 Define HACCP Principles and Their Importance in Food Safety
› 4.2 Identify the Seven Steps of HACCP Implementation
› 4.3 Explore ISO 22000 Standards and Their Role in Food Safety Management
› 4.4 Distinguish Between HACCP and ISO 22000: Key Differences and Similarities
› 4.5 Analyze Case Studies of Successful HACCP and ISO 22000 Implementations
› 4.6 Develop a Simple HACCP Plan for a Food Production Scenario
• 5 Unit 5 — Culinary Project — Design Menu and Cook for Panel — 6 classes
› 5.1 Research Culinary Trends and Themes for Menu Design
› 5.2 Identify and Select Ingredients for Menu Items
› 5.3 Create a Balanced Menu with Nutritional Considerations
› 5.4 Develop Cooking Techniques for Selected Dishes
› 5.5 Prepare and Present Dishes for Panel Evaluation
› 5.6 Receive and Reflect on Feedback from Panel Presentation
13 Front Office Operations 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced Front Office Systems — PMS, GDS, OTA — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Features and Benefits of Property Management Systems (PMS)
› 1.2 Analyze the Role of Global Distribution Systems (GDS) in Hotel Bookings
› 1.3 Investigate the Functionality of Online Travel Agencies (OTA)
› 1.4 Compare and Contrast PMS, GDS, and OTA: Tools for Front Office Success
› 1.5 Demonstrate the Use of PMS for Efficient Front Office Operations
› 1.6 Implement Strategies to Enhance Collaborations with GDS and OTA Platforms
• 2 Unit 2 — Revenue Management and Yield Management — 6 classes
› 2.1 Define Key Concepts of Revenue Management
› 2.2 Analyze the Importance of Yield Management in Hospitality
› 2.3 Examine Different Revenue Management Strategies
› 2.4 Explore Tools and Technologies for Yield Management
› 2.5 Apply Revenue Management Techniques to Case Studies
› 2.6 Evaluate the Effectiveness of Revenue Management Practices
• 3 Unit 3 — Night Audit Procedures and Financial Reporting — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understand the Purpose of Night Audit Procedures
› 3.2 Identify Key Components of the Night Audit Process
› 3.3 Explore Common Tools Used in Night Auditing
› 3.4 Analyze Financial Reporting Standards in Hospitality
› 3.5 Execute a Sample Night Audit Procedure
› 3.6 Evaluate Financial Reports and Discuss Best Practices
• 4 Unit 4 — Front Office Leadership and Team Management — 6 classes
› 4.1 Define Leadership Styles in Front Office Operations
› 4.2 Explore the Role of Effective Communication in Team Management
› 4.3 Identify Key Characteristics of Successful Front Office Teams
› 4.4 Develop Strategies for Conflict Resolution in Team Settings
› 4.5 Implement Team Building Activities for Enhanced Collaboration
› 4.6 Assess Team Performance and Provide Constructive Feedback
• 5 Unit 5 — Hotel Operations Project and Management Report — 6 classes
› 5.1 Analyze Hotel Operation Fundamentals
› 5.2 Identify Key Components of a Hotel Management Report
› 5.3 Explore Effective Guest Service Techniques
› 5.4 Implement Solutions for Common Front Office Challenges
› 5.5 Design a Comprehensive Hotel Operations Project Plan
› 5.6 Present a Hotel Management Report to Stakeholders
14 Geospatial Technology 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — GIS Fundamentals — Coordinate Systems and Projections — 6 classes
› 1.1 Define and Differentiate Between Coordinate Systems
› 1.2 Explore Types of Coordinate Systems: Geographic vs. Projected
› 1.3 Understand the Importance of Projection in GIS
› 1.4 Identify Common Map Projections and Their Uses
› 1.5 Analyze the Impact of Distortion in Map Projections
› 1.6 Apply Coordinate Systems and Projections to Real-World Scenarios
• 2 Unit 2 — Remote Sensing — Satellite Imagery and Interpretation — 6 classes
› 2.1 Explore the Basics of Remote Sensing Technology
› 2.2 Identify Different Types of Satellite Imagery
› 2.3 Analyze the Spectral Bands Used in Satellite Imagery
› 2.4 Understand the Process of Image Acquisition and Processing
› 2.5 Interpret Satellite Images: Recognizing Features and Patterns
› 2.6 Apply Remote Sensing Techniques to Real-World Scenarios
• 3 Unit 3 — QGIS Software — Data Entry, Analysis and Mapping — 6 classes
› 3.1 Exploring QGIS Interface: Navigating Tools and Menus
› 3.2 Importing Spatial Data: Formats and Techniques
› 3.3 Creating and Editing Vector Layers: Practical Workflow
› 3.4 Conducting Spatial Analysis: Basic Operations in QGIS
› 3.5 Visualizing Data: Creating Effective Maps in QGIS
› 3.6 Exporting and Sharing Maps: Best Practices in QGIS
• 4 Unit 4 — Spatial Data Analysis and Geospatial Applications — 6 classes
› 4.1 Analyze and Interpret Spatial Data Patterns
› 4.2 Examine Data Sources for Geospatial Applications
› 4.3 Employ GIS Tools for Spatial Analysis
› 4.4 Compare Different Spatial Data Formats
› 4.5 Demonstrate the Use of Map Projections in Analysis
› 4.6 Develop a Geospatial Project Using Real-World Data
• 5 Unit 5 — Geospatial Project — Map and Analyse a Local Issue — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify a Local Issue for Geospatial Analysis
› 5.2 Gather Geospatial Data Relevant to the Local Issue
› 5.3 Create a Basic Map Using Collected Data
› 5.4 Analyze Geospatial Data to Understand Patterns
› 5.5 Interpret Findings and Draw Conclusions from the Analysis
› 5.6 Present the Geospatial Project to the Community
15 Graphics & Animation 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — 2D Animation — Principles, Timing and Motion — 6 classes
› 1.1 Define and Explain the Key Principles of 2D Animation
› 1.2 Explore Timing: Understanding Frames and Timing in Animation
› 1.3 Analyze Motion: The Importance of Motion in 2D Animation
› 1.4 Illustrate the Twelve Principles of Animation with Examples
› 1.5 Develop a Simple Animation Using Basic Timing Techniques
› 1.6 Evaluate and Refine Your Animation for Fluidity and Motion
• 2 Unit 2 — 3D Modelling and Animation — Blender/Maya Introduction — 6 classes
› 2.1 Explore Blender and Maya Interfaces
› 2.2 Understand 3D Modeling Basics
› 2.3 Create Basic Shapes in Blender
› 2.4 Construct Objects with Maya Tools
› 2.5 Apply Textures and Materials to Models
› 2.6 Animate Basic Movements in Blender
• 3 Unit 3 — Adobe Suite — Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere — 6 classes
› 3.1 Explore Adobe Illustrator Interface and Tools
› 3.2 Create Basic Shapes and Paths in Illustrator
› 3.3 Integrate Text and Graphics in Adobe Illustrator
› 3.4 Introduction to Animation Principles in After Effects
› 3.5 Animate a Simple Graphic in After Effects
› 3.6 Edit and Compile a Short Video in Adobe Premiere
• 4 Unit 4 — Visual Effects (VFX) and Motion Graphics Basics — 6 classes
› 4.1 Explore the Fundamentals of Visual Effects
› 4.2 Identify Key Techniques in Motion Graphics
› 4.3 Analyze the Role of Compositing in VFX
› 4.4 Demonstrate Basic Animation Principles
› 4.5 Create Simple Motion Graphics Using Software Tools
› 4.6 Evaluate and Present a Short VFX Project
• 5 Unit 5 — Animation Portfolio Project — Short Film or Ad — 6 classes
› 5.1 Brainstorming Ideas for a Short Film or Ad
› 5.2 Developing a Storyboard for Your Animation
› 5.3 Creating Characters and Environments for Animation
› 5.4 Incorporating Sound and Music into Your Project
› 5.5 Editing and Finalizing Your Animation Portfolio
› 5.6 Presenting Your Short Film or Ad to an Audience
16 Health Care 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced Anatomy and Physiology — Systems Review — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Major Body Systems and Their Functions
› 1.2 Examine the Structure and Function of the Cardiovascular System
› 1.3 Investigate the Respiratory System: Anatomy and Physiology
› 1.4 Analyze the Digestive System: Key Components and Processes
› 1.5 Assess the Nervous System: Structure and Signal Transmission
› 1.6 Apply Knowledge of Body Systems to Real-World Health Scenarios
• 2 Unit 2 — Clinical Skills — Vitals, Blood Pressure, Dressing — 6 classes
› 2.1 Measuring Vital Signs: Understanding Temperature, Pulse, and Respiration
› 2.2 Assessing Blood Pressure: Techniques and Equipment Overview
› 2.3 Interpreting Blood Pressure Readings: Normal vs. Abnormal Values
› 2.4 Demonstrating Accurate Blood Pressure Measurement Techniques
› 2.5 Wound Care Fundamentals: Principles of Dressing and Infection Control
› 2.6 Applying Dressings: Practical Skills for Safe and Effective Application
• 3 Unit 3 — Medical Records and Health Information Systems — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understand the Importance of Medical Records in Healthcare
› 3.2 Identify Types of Medical Records Used in Health Care
› 3.3 Explore Health Information Systems and Their Functions
› 3.4 Learn Data Privacy and Security in Medical Records Management
› 3.5 Analyze the Role of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) in Patient Care
› 3.6 Apply Knowledge of Medical Records through a Case Study Exercise
• 4 Unit 4 — Community Health and Preventive Healthcare — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand the Importance of Community Health
› 4.2 Identify Key Components of Preventive Healthcare
› 4.3 Explore Common Community Health Issues
› 4.4 Evaluate Strategies for Health Promotion
› 4.5 Analyze the Role of Healthcare Workers in Communities
› 4.6 Develop a Community Health Improvement Plan
• 5 Unit 5 — Healthcare Field Visit Report and Case Study — 6 classes
› 5.1 Explore the Importance of Field Visits in Healthcare
› 5.2 Identify Key Elements of a Healthcare Field Visit Report
› 5.3 Analyze a Case Study: Observations and Findings
› 5.4 Develop Effective Communication in Healthcare Reporting
› 5.5 Create a Sample Healthcare Field Visit Report
› 5.6 Present a Case Study Findings: Skills and Techniques
17 Home Science 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Human Development and Family Studies — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore Key Concepts of Human Development
› 1.2 Analyze Stages of Human Growth Across the Lifespan
› 1.3 Investigate Factors Influencing Family Dynamics
› 1.4 Assess the Role of Culture in Family Structures
› 1.5 Develop Strategies for Effective Communication in Families
› 1.6 Apply Knowledge of Developmental Theories to Real-Life Scenarios
• 2 Unit 2 — Nutrition Science — Macros, Micros and Meal Planning — 6 classes
› 2.1 Understand Macronutrients and Their Functions
› 2.2 Explore Micronutrients and Their Role in Health
› 2.3 Analyze Daily Nutritional Requirements for Different Age Groups
› 2.4 Identify Food Sources for Essential Nutrients
› 2.5 Create a Balanced Meal Plan Incorporating Macros and Micros
› 2.6 Evaluate Meal Plans for Nutritional Adequacy and Diversity
• 3 Unit 3 — Textiles and Apparel — Consumer Selection and Care — 6 classes
› 3.1 Identify Key Factors in Textile Selection
› 3.2 Analyze Fabric Properties and Their Care Requirements
› 3.3 Evaluate Sustainable and Ethical Apparel Choices
› 3.4 Compare Different Laundry Techniques for Delicate Fabrics
› 3.5 Demonstrate Proper Storage Methods for Textiles
› 3.6 Create a Care Label for a Chosen Garment
• 4 Unit 4 — Consumer Education, Rights and Resource Management — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand Consumer Rights and Responsibilities
› 4.2 Identify Types of Consumer Goods and Services
› 4.3 Analyze Advertising Techniques and Consumer Influence
› 4.4 Evaluate Product Labels and Quality Indicators
› 4.5 Develop Effective Budgeting Skills for Consumer Purchases
› 4.6 Practice Consumer Strategies for Smart Shopping
• 5 Unit 5 — Applied Home Science Project — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify and Define a Home Science Project Topic
› 5.2 Conduct a Literature Review for Home Science Applications
› 5.3 Develop a Research Proposal for a Home Science Project
› 5.4 Implement Data Collection Methods for Home Science Research
› 5.5 Analyze and Interpret Data in Home Science Projects
› 5.6 Present Findings and Recommendations from Home Science Research
18 Horticulture 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Plant Propagation — Seeds, Cuttings, Grafting — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Basics of Seed Structure and Germination
› 1.2 Identify Different Types of Seeds and Their Germination Requirements
› 1.3 Demonstrate the Techniques for Sowing Seeds Effectively
› 1.4 Understand the Principles of Plant Cuttings and Their Uses
› 1.5 Practice Taking and Preparing Cuttings for Propagation
› 1.6 Apply Grafting Techniques to Propagate Desired Plant Varieties
• 2 Unit 2 — Floriculture — Flower Cultivation and Arrangement — 6 classes
› 2.1 Identify Common Flower Types and Their Characteristics
› 2.2 Understand Soil Requirements and Preparation for Flower Cultivation
› 2.3 Explore Cultivation Techniques for Healthy Flower Growth
› 2.4 Learn the Principles of Flower Arrangement and Design
› 2.5 Practice Creating Simple Flower Arrangements for Different Occasions
› 2.6 Evaluate and Care for Flower Arrangements to Extend Their Lifespan
• 3 Unit 3 — Landscape Design — Principles and Garden Planning — 6 classes
› 3.1 Explore the Principles of Landscape Design
› 3.2 Identify Key Elements of Garden Planning
› 3.3 Analyze Different Garden Styles and Themes
› 3.4 Assess Site Conditions for Effective Garden Layout
› 3.5 Create a Conceptual Garden Design Plan
› 3.6 Present and Evaluate Garden Design Proposals
• 4 Unit 4 — Nursery Management — Production and Marketing — 6 classes
› 4.1 Identify Key Components of Nursery Management
› 4.2 Analyze Plant Production Techniques in Nurseries
› 4.3 Evaluate Soil and Environmental Requirements for Nursery Plants
› 4.4 Develop Effective Marketing Strategies for Nursery Products
› 4.5 Assess Economic Considerations in Nursery Operations
› 4.6 Create a Simple Business Plan for a Nursery Venture
• 5 Unit 5 — Horticulture Project — Design and Maintain a Garden — 6 classes
› 5.1 Analyze Site Conditions for Garden Design
› 5.2 Select Appropriate Plants for Diverse Environments
› 5.3 Create a Garden Layout Using Design Principles
› 5.4 Develop a Planting Schedule for Seasonal Gardening
› 5.5 Implement Maintenance Techniques for Healthy Growth
› 5.6 Evaluate Garden Success and Plan for Future Improvements
19 Hospital & Clinical Management 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Hospital Organisation, Structure and Departments — 6 classes
› 1.1 Identify Key Components of Hospital Organisation
› 1.2 Describe the Structure of a Typical Hospital
› 1.3 Explain the Roles and Responsibilities of Hospital Departments
› 1.4 Analyze the Interconnections Between Departments
› 1.5 Evaluate the Importance of Effective Communication in Hospitals
› 1.6 Apply Knowledge to Simulate a Hospital Organisational Chart
• 2 Unit 2 — Patient Admission, Discharge and Medical Records — 6 classes
› 2.1 Understand the Patient Admission Process
› 2.2 Identify Key Documentation Required for Admission
› 2.3 Explore Roles and Responsibilities during Patient Admissions
› 2.4 Learn Effective Discharge Planning Strategies
› 2.5 Implementing Accurate Medical Record Keeping
› 2.6 Evaluate Ethical Considerations in Patient Admissions and Discharges
• 3 Unit 3 — Healthcare Quality Management and Accreditation — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understand the Importance of Healthcare Quality Management in Clinical Settings
› 3.2 Identify Key Components of Quality Management Systems in Healthcare
› 3.3 Explore Common Healthcare Accreditation Standards and Frameworks
› 3.4 Analyze Case Studies of Successful Quality Management Implementation
› 3.5 Evaluate the Role of Stakeholders in Achieving Healthcare Quality
› 3.6 Develop a Quality Improvement Plan for a Healthcare Facility
• 4 Unit 4 — Healthcare Laws, Ethics and Patient Rights — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand Key Healthcare Laws Affecting Patient Care
› 4.2 Explore the Ethical Principles in Healthcare Delivery
› 4.3 Identify Patient Rights and Responsibilities in Clinical Settings
› 4.4 Analyze Case Studies of Ethical Dilemmas in Healthcare
› 4.5 Discuss the Role of Consent and Confidentiality in Patient Care
› 4.6 Apply Knowledge of Healthcare Laws to Real-World Scenarios
• 5 Unit 5 — Hospital Administration Project and Field Visit — 6 classes
› 5.1 Analyze the Role of Hospital Administration in Healthcare Delivery
› 5.2 Explore Key Components of a Successful Hospital Management Project
› 5.3 Identify Stakeholders Involved in Hospital Administration
› 5.4 Develop a Project Proposal for a Hospital Administration Initiative
› 5.5 Conduct a Field Visit to Evaluate Hospital Administration Practices
› 5.6 Present Findings and Recommendations from Field Visit Observations
20 Human Rights & Gender Studies 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Human Rights Frameworks — Universal Declaration, Indian Constitution — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Key Principles and Articles
› 1.2 Analyze the Historical Context and Impact of the Universal Declaration
› 1.3 Examine the Indian Constitution: Fundamental Rights and Duties
› 1.4 Compare the Universal Declaration with the Indian Constitution
› 1.5 Discuss the Role of Human Rights in Everyday Life
› 1.6 Apply Human Rights Frameworks to Current Social Issues in India
• 2 Unit 2 — Gender Studies — Concepts, Stereotypes and Equality — 6 classes
› 2.1 Define and Differentiate Key Concepts in Gender Studies
› 2.2 Analyze Historical Contexts of Gender Roles and Stereotypes
› 2.3 Examine Media Representations of Gender: Impact and Implications
› 2.4 Identify and Challenge Common Gender Stereotypes in Society
› 2.5 Explore the Intersectionality of Gender with Other Social Identities
› 2.6 Develop Strategies for Promoting Gender Equality in Everyday Life
• 3 Unit 3 — Social Justice, Discrimination and Legal Remedies — 6 classes
› 3.1 Define Social Justice and Its Importance in Society
› 3.2 Identify Forms of Discrimination in Different Contexts
› 3.3 Explore Historical Cases of Discrimination and Their Impact
› 3.4 Understand Legal Frameworks for Addressing Discrimination
› 3.5 Analyze the Role of Institutions in Promoting Social Justice
› 3.6 Develop Action Plans for Advocating Legal Remedies for Discrimination
• 4 Unit 4 — Civic Engagement, Advocacy and Rights Movements — 6 classes
› 4.1 Explore the Concept of Civic Engagement and Its Importance
› 4.2 Identify Key Advocacy Strategies Used in Rights Movements
› 4.3 Analyze Historical Case Studies of Successful Rights Movements
› 4.4 Discuss the Role of Social Media in Modern Advocacy
› 4.5 Develop a Personal Advocacy Plan for a Social Issue
› 4.6 Present and Reflect on Advocacy Plans in Peer Groups
• 5 Unit 5 — Human Rights Research Project and Presentation — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify and Define Key Human Rights Concepts
› 5.2 Explore Case Studies in Human Rights Violations
› 5.3 Conducting Effective Research on Gender Rights Issues
› 5.4 Analyze and Interpret Data for Human Rights Reports
› 5.5 Develop a Persuasive Presentation on Human Rights Topics
› 5.6 Reflect and Critique Peer Presentations on Gender Studies
21 Information Technology 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced Networking — TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, Firewalls — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the TCP/IP Model and Its Layers
› 1.2 Understand the Role of DNS in Networking
› 1.3 Configure DHCP for Dynamic IP Addressing
› 1.4 Investigate Different Types of Firewalls and Their Functions
› 1.5 Analyze Network Security Protocols and Best Practices
› 1.6 Implement a Small Network Using TCP/IP, DNS, and DHCP
• 2 Unit 2 — Cybersecurity — Threats, Encryption and Ethical Hacking Basics — 6 classes
› 2.1 Identify Common Cybersecurity Threats and Vulnerabilities
› 2.2 Explore the Impact of Cyber Attacks on Organizations
› 2.3 Understand the Fundamentals of Encryption and Its Types
› 2.4 Demonstrate the Use of Basic Encryption Techniques
› 2.5 Introduction to Ethical Hacking and Its Importance
› 2.6 Apply Ethical Hacking Tools to Identify System Weaknesses
• 3 Unit 3 — Database Management — MySQL, RDBMS, SQL Queries — 6 classes
› 3.1 Define and Explain RDBMS Concepts and Terminology
› 3.2 Install and Configure MySQL: A Step-by-Step Guide
› 3.3 Create Your First Database and Tables in MySQL
› 3.4 Understand and Write Basic SQL Queries for Data Retrieval
› 3.5 Manipulate Data: Insert, Update, and Delete with SQL Commands
› 3.6 Apply Joins and Subqueries to Enhance Data Retrieval Techniques
• 4 Unit 4 — Web Technologies — HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript Basics — 6 classes
› 4.1 Explore the Structure of HTML5 Documents
› 4.2 Implement Basic HTML5 Elements and Attributes
› 4.3 Style Web Pages Using CSS3 Fundamentals
› 4.4 Create Responsive Designs with CSS3 Layout Techniques
› 4.5 Understand JavaScript Basics and Syntax
› 4.6 Integrate JavaScript for Dynamic Web Interactions
• 5 Unit 5 — IT Industry Project — Network or Web Application — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Key Components of Network and Web Applications
› 5.2 Analyze the Requirements for IT Industry Projects
› 5.3 Design User Interface Prototypes for Applications
› 5.4 Develop a Basic Network Architecture Diagram
› 5.5 Implement Testing Strategies for Network and Web Applications
› 5.6 Present and Evaluate IT Project Outcomes
22 Insurance & Risk Management 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Insurance Industry Structure and Regulatory Bodies (IRDA) — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Concept of Insurance: Understanding Basic Terminology
› 1.2 Identify Key Components of the Insurance Industry Structure
› 1.3 Examine the Role of Regulatory Bodies in the Insurance Sector
› 1.4 Analyze the Functions and Powers of IRDA in India
› 1.5 Discuss the Importance of Compliance with Insurance Regulations
› 1.6 Apply Knowledge of Regulatory Guidelines to Real-world Scenarios
• 2 Unit 2 — Underwriting Principles and Risk Evaluation — 6 classes
› 2.1 Define Underwriting and Its Importance in Insurance
› 2.2 Identify Key Risks in Underwriting Processes
› 2.3 Analyze the Role of Risk Assessment Tools
› 2.4 Explore Different Types of Insurance Underwriting
› 2.5 Evaluate Case Studies in Underwriting Decisions
› 2.6 Apply Underwriting Principles to Real-World Scenarios
• 3 Unit 3 — Claims Management — Process, Documentation, Settlement — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understand the Claims Management Process and its Importance
› 3.2 Identify Key Documentation Required for Insurance Claims
› 3.3 Explore Types of Insurance Claims and Their Unique Requirements
› 3.4 Analyze the Steps in Filing an Insurance Claim Effectively
› 3.5 Evaluate Common Challenges in Claims Settlement and How to Overcome Them
› 3.6 Apply Best Practices for Successful Claims Management in Real Scenarios
• 4 Unit 4 — Reinsurance, Coinsurance and Treaty Basics — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand the Fundamentals of Reinsurance
› 4.2 Explore the Concepts of Coinsurance
› 4.3 Differentiate Between Types of Reinsurance
› 4.4 Analyze the Mechanics of Treaty Reinsurance
› 4.5 Discuss the Advantages and Disadvantages of Coinsurance
› 4.6 Apply Reinsurance Concepts to Real-World Scenarios
• 5 Unit 5 — Insurance Risk Management Project — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Key Concepts in Insurance Risk Management
› 5.2 Analyze Different Types of Insurance Policies
› 5.3 Assess Potential Risks within a Business Context
› 5.4 Evaluate Risk Management Strategies in Insurance
› 5.5 Develop a Risk Management Plan for a Case Study
› 5.6 Present and Justify Risk Management Recommendations
23 IT System Maintenance 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Hardware Diagnosis — Motherboard, RAM, PSU, Drives — 6 classes
› 1.1 Identify Key Components of a Motherboard
› 1.2 Diagnose Common Motherboard Issues
› 1.3 Understand RAM Functionality and Types
› 1.4 Test and Troubleshoot RAM Problems
› 1.5 Evaluate Power Supply Unit (PSU) Performance
› 1.6 Analyze Storage Drive Failures and Solutions
• 2 Unit 2 — Operating System Installation, Configuration and Troubleshooting — 6 classes
› 2.1 Understand Operating System Fundamentals
› 2.2 Identify System Requirements for OS Installation
› 2.3 Execute a Step-by-Step OS Installation Process
› 2.4 Configure Basic OS Settings Post-Installation
› 2.5 Explore Common Troubleshooting Techniques for OS Issues
› 2.6 Assess and Implement OS Maintenance Best Practices
• 3 Unit 3 — Network Administration — LAN Setup, Wi-Fi, VPN — 6 classes
› 3.1 Identify Components of a Local Area Network (LAN)
› 3.2 Configure Basic LAN Settings Using Router Interfaces
› 3.3 Set Up and Secure a Wi-Fi Network
› 3.4 Troubleshoot Common LAN Connection Issues
› 3.5 Understand the Purpose and Functionality of VPNs
› 3.6 Implement a VPN for Secure Remote Access
• 4 Unit 4 — IT Support Ticketing, SLA and Help Desk Management — 6 classes
› 4.1 Define IT Support Ticketing Systems and Their Purpose
› 4.2 Explore Common Types of IT Support Tickets
› 4.3 Understand Service Level Agreements (SLA) in IT Support
› 4.4 Examine Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for Help Desk Management
› 4.5 Implement Effective Help Desk Communication Techniques
› 4.6 Analyze Real-World Scenarios for Efficient Ticket Resolution
• 5 Unit 5 — Enterprise IT Maintenance Project — 6 classes
› 5.1 Analyze Current IT Infrastructure for Maintenance Needs
› 5.2 Identify Common Issues in Enterprise IT Systems
› 5.3 Develop a Maintenance Schedule for IT Components
› 5.4 Implement Troubleshooting Techniques for IT Systems
› 5.5 Evaluate Maintenance Tools and Software for Efficiency
› 5.6 Create a Report on Maintenance Outcomes and Improvements
24 Legal Studies 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Indian Legal System — Sources, Hierarchy and Courts — 6 classes
› 1.1 Identify the Sources of Law in the Indian Legal System
› 1.2 Analyze the Hierarchy of Laws in India
› 1.3 Explore the Role of the Constitution as the Supreme Law
› 1.4 Differentiate Between Statutory and Non-Statutory Laws
› 1.5 Examine the Structure and Function of Indian Courts
› 1.6 Apply Knowledge of Legal Sources in Real Case Scenarios
• 2 Unit 2 — Constitutional Law — Fundamental Rights and Duties — 6 classes
› 2.1 Explore the Historical Evolution of Fundamental Rights in India
› 2.2 Identify Key Fundamental Rights Enshrined in the Constitution
› 2.3 Examine the Significance of Fundamental Duties in Shaping Citizenship
› 2.4 Analyze Landmark Supreme Court Cases Related to Fundamental Rights
› 2.5 Discuss the Balance Between Fundamental Rights and Responsibilities
› 2.6 Apply Fundamental Rights to Case Studies and Real-Life Scenarios
• 3 Unit 3 — Civil Procedure — Suits, Trials and Decrees — 6 classes
› 3.1 Identify and Understand Key Terminology in Civil Procedure
› 3.2 Explore the Stages of a Civil Suit: From Pleadings to Judgments
› 3.3 Analyze the Role of the Plaintiff and Defendant in Civil Litigation
› 3.4 Examine the Process of Evidence Submission in Trials
› 3.5 Differentiate Between Decrees and Judgments in Civil Cases
› 3.6 Apply Civil Procedure Principles to Hypothetical Case Scenarios
• 4 Unit 4 — Criminal Procedure — FIR, Investigation, Trial — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand the Importance of the FIR in Criminal Procedure
› 4.2 Identify the Key Elements Required in a First Information Report
› 4.3 Outline the Process of Criminal Investigation Following an FIR
› 4.4 Analyze the Roles of Law Enforcement and Investigators in Criminal Cases
› 4.5 Explore the Steps Involved in a Criminal Trial
› 4.6 Apply Knowledge of FIR and Investigation Process to Real-Life Scenarios
• 5 Unit 5 — Moot Court Exercise and Legal Research Project — 6 classes
› 5.1 Understanding the Fundamentals of Moot Court Simulations
› 5.2 Developing Legal Arguments and Case Strategies
› 5.3 Conducting Effective Legal Research Techniques
› 5.4 Drafting Persuasive Court Documents and Briefs
› 5.5 Presenting Legal Arguments in a Structured Moot Court Setting
› 5.6 Reflecting on Performance and Feedback in Moot Court Exercises
25 Library & Information Science 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Library Classification — Dewey, Colon Classification — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Fundamentals of Library Classification
› 1.2 Understand the Dewey Decimal System: Key Principles
› 1.3 Analyze the Structure of Dewey Decimal Numbers
› 1.4 Introduce Colon Classification: Basic Concepts
› 1.5 Compare and Contrast Dewey and Colon Classification Systems
› 1.6 Apply Classification Techniques to Organize a Mini Library
• 2 Unit 2 — Cataloguing — AACR2, MARC Records and OPAC — 6 classes
› 2.1 Understand the Principles of AACR2 in Cataloguing
› 2.2 Explore the Components of MARC Records
› 2.3 Analyze the Structure and Function of an OPAC
› 2.4 Apply AACR2 Standards to Create Sample Catalog Records
› 2.5 Evaluate the Accuracy of MARC Records in a Library Database
› 2.6 Design an OPAC Search Strategy for Specific Information Needs
• 3 Unit 3 — Information Retrieval — Databases, Search Engines — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understanding Databases: Types and Structures
› 3.2 Exploring Search Engines: How They Work
› 3.3 Constructing Effective Search Queries
› 3.4 Evaluating Information Sources: Credibility and Accuracy
› 3.5 Utilizing Advanced Search Techniques
› 3.6 Practical Application: Conducting a Research Task Using Databases
• 4 Unit 4 — Digital Libraries — E-Resources and Knowledge Portals — 6 classes
› 4.1 Explore the Definition and Importance of Digital Libraries
› 4.2 Identify Key E-Resources Used in Digital Libraries
› 4.3 Analyze Different Types of Knowledge Portals
› 4.4 Evaluate the Benefits and Challenges of Digital Libraries
› 4.5 Demonstrate How to Access and Navigate E-Resources
› 4.6 Create a Personal Knowledge Portal Using Available E-Resources
• 5 Unit 5 — Library Digitisation Project — 6 classes
› 5.1 Understand the Importance of Library Digitisation
› 5.2 Explore Digitisation Technologies and Tools
› 5.3 Identify Steps in Planning a Digitisation Project
› 5.4 Assess Metadata Standards for Digital Libraries
› 5.5 Implementing Quality Control in Digitisation Processes
› 5.6 Present and Evaluate a Sample Digitisation Project
26 Logistics & Supply Chain 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Supply Chain Management — Procurement to Delivery — 6 classes
› 1.1 Identify Key Components of Supply Chain Management
› 1.2 Understand the Procurement Process and its Importance
› 1.3 Explore Supplier Relationship Management Strategies
› 1.4 Analyze Inventory Management Techniques in Supply Chains
› 1.5 Evaluate Logistics Strategies for Efficient Delivery
› 1.6 Apply Supply Chain Concepts to a Real-World Scenario
• 2 Unit 2 — Warehousing Operations — Layout, Handling and Inventory — 6 classes
› 2.1 Analyze Warehouse Layout Designs for Efficiency
› 2.2 Explore Different Material Handling Techniques
› 2.3 Identify Key Inventory Management Strategies
› 2.4 Evaluate the Impact of Technology on Warehouse Operations
› 2.5 Implement Best Practices for Inventory Control
› 2.6 Design a Warehouse Workflow for Optimal Performance
• 3 Unit 3 — Transportation and Logistics — Modes and Route Planning — 6 classes
› 3.1 Identify Different Modes of Transportation in Logistics
› 3.2 Analyze Advantages and Disadvantages of Each Transportation Mode
› 3.3 Understand Key Concepts in Route Planning
› 3.4 Utilize Technology for Efficient Route Optimization
› 3.5 Assess Real-World Case Studies of Logistics Route Planning
› 3.6 Design a Transportation Plan for a Supply Chain Scenario
• 4 Unit 4 — Freight Documentation — Bill of Lading, Airway Bill — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand the Purpose of Freight Documentation
› 4.2 Explore the Components of a Bill of Lading
› 4.3 Analyze Different Types of Bills of Lading
› 4.4 Examine the Structure and Uses of an Airway Bill
› 4.5 Compare and Contrast Bill of Lading and Airway Bill
› 4.6 Apply Knowledge by Creating Sample Freight Documents
• 5 Unit 5 — Supply Chain Project — Map and Optimise a Process — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Key Components of a Supply Chain
› 5.2 Map the Current Supply Chain Process
› 5.3 Analyze Inefficiencies in the Supply Chain
› 5.4 Develop Optimization Strategies for the Supply Chain
› 5.5 Create a Visual Representation of an Optimized Supply Chain
› 5.6 Present and Evaluate the Optimized Supply Chain Process
27 Marketing & Sales 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced Marketing Strategy and 4Ps/7Ps — 6 classes
› 1.1 Analyze the Foundations of Advanced Marketing Strategy
› 1.2 Explore the 4Ps of Marketing: Product, Price, Place, Promotion
› 1.3 Examine the Expanded 7Ps Framework in Marketing
› 1.4 Evaluate Market Segmentation and Targeting Strategies
› 1.5 Design a Marketing Mix for a New Product Launch
› 1.6 Implement KPI Measurement for Marketing Strategy Success
• 2 Unit 2 — Digital Marketing — SEO, SEM, Social Media and Analytics — 6 classes
› 2.1 Understand the Basics of SEO and Its Importance in Digital Marketing
› 2.2 Explore Key On-Page SEO Techniques for Enhanced Visibility
› 2.3 Analyze Off-Page SEO Strategies and Their Impact on Rankings
› 2.4 Discover Effective SEM Campaigns: Google Ads Basics
› 2.5 Leverage Social Media Platforms for Targeted Marketing
› 2.6 Utilize Analytics Tools to Measure and Optimize Digital Marketing Efforts
• 3 Unit 3 — Brand Management — Identity, Equity and Repositioning — 6 classes
› 3.1 Explore Brand Identity: Understanding Key Components
› 3.2 Assessing Brand Equity: Measuring Value and Perception
› 3.3 Analyze Successful Brand Repositioning Strategies
› 3.4 Develop a Brand Identity Profile for a Product
› 3.5 Create a Brand Equity Measurement Framework
› 3.6 Design a Brand Repositioning Plan for a Real-World Brand
• 4 Unit 4 — Sales Analytics, CRM and Performance Metrics — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand Sales Analytics Fundamentals
› 4.2 Explore Key Performance Metrics in Sales
› 4.3 Analyze Data for Effective Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
› 4.4 Implement CRM Tools for Sales Optimization
› 4.5 Evaluate Sales Performance Using Analytics
› 4.6 Apply Sales Analytics to Real-World Scenarios
• 5 Unit 5 — Marketing Campaign Project — Plan and Execute — 6 classes
› 5.1 Define Your Marketing Campaign Objectives
› 5.2 Conduct Market Research to Identify Target Audience
› 5.3 Develop Creative Concepts for Your Marketing Campaign
› 5.4 Choose the Right Marketing Channels for Execution
› 5.5 Create a Timeline and Budget for Your Campaign
› 5.6 Evaluate Campaign Performance and Gather Feedback
28 Mass Media Studies 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Media Theory — Mass Communication Models — 6 classes
› 1.1 Identify Key Concepts in Mass Communication Models
› 1.2 Explore Linear Communication Models and Their Applications
› 1.3 Analyze Interactive Communication Models in Modern Media
› 1.4 Evaluate the Role of Audience in Mass Communication Models
› 1.5 Compare and Contrast Traditional and Digital Media Models
› 1.6 Create a Multimedia Presentation of a Selected Mass Communication Model
• 2 Unit 2 — Print Journalism — Reporting, Writing and Editing — 6 classes
› 2.1 Identify the Key Elements of News Reporting
› 2.2 Analyze Various Types of News Articles
› 2.3 Develop Strong Interviewing Techniques for Journalists
› 2.4 Practice Writing Clear and Concise News Leads
› 2.5 Explore the Editing Process: From First Draft to Final Copy
› 2.6 Evaluate Ethical Considerations in Print Journalism
• 3 Unit 3 — Broadcast Media — Radio, TV Production Basics — 6 classes
› 3.1 Explore the History and Evolution of Radio Broadcast
› 3.2 Understand the Components of a Radio Studio
› 3.3 Identify Key Roles in Radio Production
› 3.4 Analyze the Fundamentals of Television Production
› 3.5 Create a Basic Script for a Radio or TV Segment
› 3.6 Present and Evaluate a Short Radio or TV Production
• 4 Unit 4 — Digital Media — Blogging, Podcasting, Social Journalism — 6 classes
› 4.1 Explore the Evolution of Digital Media: From Blogs to Podcasts
› 4.2 Identify Key Features and Functions of Blogging Platforms
› 4.3 Develop Engaging Content: Writing for Blogs and Podcasts
› 4.4 Investigate the Role of Social Journalism in Modern Reporting
› 4.5 Create a Podcast Episode: Planning and Recording Techniques
› 4.6 Analyze the Impact of Social Media on Digital Journalism
• 5 Unit 5 — Media Project — Produce a News Package or Feature — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Key Components of a News Package
› 5.2 Research Current News Stories for Relevance
› 5.3 Develop a Story Outline and Script Structure
› 5.4 Select and Utilize Appropriate Media Tools
› 5.5 Create a Visual and Audio Storyboard
› 5.6 Present and Critique Your News Package
29 Multimedia & Web Technology 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced HTML5 and CSS3 — Responsive Web Design — 6 classes
› 1.1 Understand the Fundamentals of Responsive Web Design
› 1.2 Explore Flexible Layouts Using CSS Grid
› 1.3 Implement Media Queries for Dynamic Content Adaptation
› 1.4 Optimize Images for Responsive Design
› 1.5 Create a Responsive Navigation Menu with HTML5 and CSS3
› 1.6 Test and Troubleshoot Responsive Design Across Devices
• 2 Unit 2 — JavaScript Fundamentals — DOM, Events, AJAX — 6 classes
› 2.1 Explore the Document Object Model (DOM) Structure
› 2.2 Manipulate DOM Elements with JavaScript
› 2.3 Implement Event Handling in JavaScript
› 2.4 Create Interactive Web Pages Using Events
› 2.5 Understand AJAX and Its Role in Web Development
› 2.6 Build a Simple AJAX Application to Fetch Data
• 3 Unit 3 — Web Design Tools — Figma, Adobe XD, Wireframing — 6 classes
› 3.1 Explore Figma Interface and Tools
› 3.2 Create a Basic Layout in Figma
› 3.3 Introduction to Adobe XD Features
› 3.4 Design a Simple User Interface in Adobe XD
› 3.5 Understanding Wireframing Principles
› 3.6 Develop a Wireframe for a Website Prototype
• 4 Unit 4 — Multimedia Content — Infographics, Video, Animation — 6 classes
› 4.1 Explore the Elements of Effective Infographics
› 4.2 Design Compelling Infographics using Data Visualization Tools
› 4.3 Understand the Principles of Video Production
› 4.4 Create Engaging Video Content with Basic Editing Techniques
› 4.5 Discover Animation Techniques for Multimedia Presentations
› 4.6 Integrate Infographics, Video, and Animation into a Cohesive Project
• 5 Unit 5 — Web Project — Design and Deploy a Multi-Page Site — 6 classes
› 5.1 Analyze the Purpose and Goals of a Multi-Page Website
› 5.2 Create a Sitemap to Organize Site Structure
› 5.3 Design Wireframes for Key Web Pages
› 5.4 Develop Page Layouts Using HTML and CSS
› 5.5 Integrate Multimedia Elements for Enhanced User Experience
› 5.6 Deploy the Multi-Page Site and Test Functionality
30 Physical Activity Trainer 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Exercise Physiology — Cardio, Strength, Flexibility — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Basics of Cardiovascular Exercise
› 1.2 Understand the Anatomy of Strength Training
› 1.3 Investigate the Benefits of Flexibility in Fitness
› 1.4 Apply Cardiovascular Principles in Workout Design
› 1.5 Create a Strength Training Plan for Beginners
› 1.6 Develop a Flexibility Routine for Improved Performance
• 2 Unit 2 — Sports Nutrition — Macros, Hydration and Supplements — 6 classes
› 2.1 Identify Key Macronutrients and Their Functions in Athletic Performance
› 2.2 Analyze Daily Macronutrient Needs for Different Types of Athletes
› 2.3 Explore Hydration Strategies for Optimal Performance and Recovery
› 2.4 Evaluate the Impact of Dehydration on Physical Performance
› 2.5 Investigate Common Sports Supplements and Their Benefits and Risks
› 2.6 Create a Personalized Nutrition and Hydration Plan for Athletes
• 3 Unit 3 — Coaching Methodology — Planning and Periodisation — 6 classes
› 3.1 Define Coaching Methodology and Its Importance in Physical Training
› 3.2 Explore Key Concepts of Planning in Coaching Methodology
› 3.3 Identify Different Models of Periodisation in Training
› 3.4 Develop a Weekly Training Plan Incorporating Periodisation Principles
› 3.5 Evaluate the Impact of Various Coaching Methodologies on Athlete Performance
› 3.6 Apply Coaching Methodologies to Create a Tailored Training Session
• 4 Unit 4 — Fitness Assessment — VO2 Max, BMI, Flexibility Tests — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand VO2 Max: Definition and Importance
› 4.2 Measure VO2 Max: Techniques and Equipment
› 4.3 Calculate and Interpret BMI: Understanding Body Composition
› 4.4 Explore Flexibility: Benefits and Key Exercises
› 4.5 Administer Flexibility Tests: Methods and Assessment
› 4.6 Create Personalized Fitness Assessment Plans
• 5 Unit 5 — Personal Training Portfolio and Assessment Plan — 6 classes
› 5.1 Define Personal Training Goals for Clients
› 5.2 Create Nutritional Guidelines for Personal Training
› 5.3 Design a Comprehensive Fitness Assessment Plan
› 5.4 Develop Tailored Personal Training Programmes
› 5.5 Implement Strategies for Client Motivation and Retention
› 5.6 Evaluate and Adjust Personal Training Plans Based on Feedback
31 Python & Data Visualization 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Python Programming — OOP, Modules and Libraries — 6 classes
› 1.1 Understand Object-Oriented Programming Concepts in Python
› 1.2 Create Classes and Objects in Python
› 1.3 Implement Inheritance and Polymorphism in Python
› 1.4 Explore Python Modules: Importing and Utilizing Libraries
› 1.5 Develop a Simple Project Using Custom Modules
› 1.6 Apply Data Visualization Techniques with Python Libraries
• 2 Unit 2 — Data Structures — Lists, Dicts, DataFrames (pandas) — 6 classes
› 2.1 Understand the Basics of Lists in Python
› 2.2 Manipulate Lists: Adding, Removing, and Sorting Elements
› 2.3 Introduction to Dictionaries: Key-Value Pairs in Python
› 2.4 Explore and Modify Dictionaries: Accessing and Updating Values
› 2.5 Introduction to DataFrames using pandas Library
› 2.6 Data Analysis with DataFrames: Filtering and Visualizing Data
• 3 Unit 3 — Data Visualisation — Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understand the Basics of Data Visualization with Matplotlib
› 3.2 Create Your First Line Plot Using Matplotlib
› 3.3 Explore Data Distribution with Seaborn's Histogram and Box Plot
› 3.4 Enhance Visual Appeal with Seaborn Themes and Color Palettes
› 3.5 Build Interactive Visualizations Using Plotly
› 3.6 Apply Data Visualization Techniques to Real-World Data Sets
• 4 Unit 4 — Statistical Analysis and Hypothesis Testing in Python — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand Key Statistical Concepts in Python
› 4.2 Explore Descriptive Statistics Using Python Libraries
› 4.3 Visualize Data Distributions with Histograms and Boxplots
› 4.4 Formulate Hypotheses for Statistical Testing
› 4.5 Conduct Hypothesis Tests Using SciPy in Python
› 4.6 Interpret and Report Statistical Findings Effectively
• 5 Unit 5 — Data Visualisation Project — Dashboard and Storytelling — 6 classes
› 5.1 Understand the Principles of Effective Data Visualization
› 5.2 Explore Python Libraries for Data Visualization
› 5.3 Design an Interactive Dashboard Layout
› 5.4 Implement Data Source Connections in Python
› 5.5 Craft a Narrative Using Visual Storytelling Techniques
› 5.6 Present and Evaluate Your Data Visualization Project
32 Retail 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Retail Strategy — Formats, Positioning and Value Proposition — 6 classes
› 1.1 Define Retail Formats and Their Importance
› 1.2 Analyze Different Retail Positioning Strategies
› 1.3 Explore the Concept of Value Proposition in Retail
› 1.4 Evaluate the Impact of Retail Formats on Customer Experience
› 1.5 Develop a Retail Positioning Statement for a Sample Brand
› 1.6 Create a Value Proposition Canvas for a Chosen Retail Format
• 2 Unit 2 — Merchandise Planning and Category Management — 6 classes
› 2.1 Define Merchandise Planning and Its Importance in Retail
› 2.2 Identify Key Components of Category Management
› 2.3 Analyze Merchandise Planning Techniques and Strategies
› 2.4 Explore Consumer Behavior and Its Impact on Category Management
› 2.5 Develop a Merchandise Plan for a Retail Store Scenario
› 2.6 Evaluate the Success of Category Management Initiatives
• 3 Unit 3 — Supply Chain in Retail — Vendors, DC and Last Mile — 6 classes
› 3.1 Identify Key Components of the Retail Supply Chain
› 3.2 Analyze the Role of Vendors in Supply Chain Management
› 3.3 Explore Distribution Centres: Functions and Importance
› 3.4 Understand Last Mile Delivery Challenges and Solutions
› 3.5 Evaluate Supply Chain Strategies for Retail Efficiency
› 3.6 Implement a Basic Supply Chain Model for a Retail Scenario
• 4 Unit 4 — E-commerce and Omnichannel Retail Strategies — 6 classes
› 4.1 Define E-commerce and Its Importance in Retail
› 4.2 Explore Key Components of Omnichannel Retail Strategies
› 4.3 Analyze Customer Journey in E-commerce Experiences
› 4.4 Examine Technology's Role in Enhancing Omnichannel Retail
› 4.5 Implement Best Practices for E-commerce Website Design
› 4.6 Develop a Strategic Plan for Integrating Omnichannel Retail
• 5 Unit 5 — Retail Business Plan and Analytics Project — 6 classes
› 5.1 Analyze Market Trends for Your Retail Business Plan
› 5.2 Identify Target Customer Segments for Retail Success
› 5.3 Develop Financial Projections for Retail Operations
› 5.4 Create a Marketing Strategy to Attract Customers
› 5.5 Outline Key Performance Indicators for Retail Analytics
› 5.6 Present and Evaluate Your Retail Business Plan Effectively
33 Rural & Agricultural Innovation 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Agripreneurship — Starting a Farm-Based Enterprise — 6 classes
› 1.1 Identify Market Opportunities for Farm-Based Enterprises
› 1.2 Assess Resources and Inputs Needed for Starting a Farm
› 1.3 Develop a Business Plan for a Farm-Based Startup
› 1.4 Explore Sustainable Agricultural Practices in Agripreneurship
› 1.5 Evaluate Financial Management Strategies for Farm Operations
› 1.6 Implement Marketing Techniques for Farm Products
• 2 Unit 2 — Rural Markets — Value Chains, FPOs and Cooperatives — 6 classes
› 2.1 Analyze the Importance of Rural Markets in Agricultural Innovation
› 2.2 Identify Key Components of Value Chains in Agriculture
› 2.3 Explore the Role of Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) in Rural Development
› 2.4 Evaluate the Benefits of Cooperatives for Smallholder Farmers
› 2.5 Assess the Challenges Faced by FPOs and Cooperatives in Rural Markets
› 2.6 Design a Value Chain Strategy for a Local Agricultural Product
• 3 Unit 3 — Organic Farming — Certification, Methods and Marketing — 6 classes
› 3.1 Explore the Principles of Organic Farming
› 3.2 Identify Certification Standards for Organic Products
› 3.3 Investigate Sustainable Organic Farming Methods
› 3.4 Demonstrate Organic Pest Management Techniques
› 3.5 Analyze the Market Trends for Organic Products
› 3.6 Develop a Marketing Plan for Organic Produce
• 4 Unit 4 — Government Agricultural Schemes — PM-KISAN, eNAM, MNREGA — 6 classes
› 4.1 Explore the Objectives of PM-KISAN Scheme
› 4.2 Analyze the Benefits of the eNAM Platform
› 4.3 Investigate MNREGA's Role in Rural Employment
› 4.4 Compare the Impact of PM-KISAN and MNREGA on Farmers
› 4.5 Demonstrate How to Register on eNAM for Farmers
› 4.6 Propose Improvements for Government Agricultural Schemes
• 5 Unit 5 — Rural Innovation Project — Idea to Prototype — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify and Explore Rural Challenges for Innovation
› 5.2 Brainstorm Innovative Solutions for Agricultural Issues
› 5.3 Research and Validate Ideas with Stakeholder Input
› 5.4 Develop a Clear Prototype Plan and Design
› 5.5 Create a Functional Prototype for Agricultural Innovation
› 5.6 Present and Evaluate Your Prototype in Real-World Context
34 Stenography & Computer Applications 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced Shorthand — Pitman/Gregg Speed Practice — 6 classes
› 1.1 Mastering Basic Pitman Strokes
› 1.2 Advanced Gregg Symbols Recognition
› 1.3 Speed Drills for Pitman Shorthand
› 1.4 Gregg Shorthand Practice Sentences
› 1.5 Real-time Dictation Exercises
› 1.6 Assessing and Improving Shorthand Speed
• 2 Unit 2 — Advanced Typing — Speed, Accuracy and Special Characters — 6 classes
› 2.1 Enhance Typing Speed through Timed Drills
› 2.2 Master Accuracy Techniques for Typing
› 2.3 Identify and Use Special Characters Effectively
› 2.4 Implement Touch Typing Strategies for Efficiency
› 2.5 Analyze Common Typing Errors and How to Avoid Them
› 2.6 Evaluate Personal Progress in Speed and Accuracy
• 3 Unit 3 — Office Automation — MS Office Advanced and Google Workspace — 6 classes
› 3.1 Explore Advanced Features of MS Word for Document Formatting
› 3.2 Utilize Excel for Data Analysis and Visualization Techniques
› 3.3 Create Professional Presentations Using Advanced PowerPoint Tools
› 3.4 Implement Google Docs Collaboration Tools for Team Projects
› 3.5 Organize and Manage Tasks with Google Workspace Applications
› 3.6 Integrate MS Office and Google Workspace for Enhanced Office Productivity
• 4 Unit 4 — Secretarial Practices — Minutes, Agenda, Office Management — 6 classes
› 4.1 Identify Key Elements in Meeting Agendas
› 4.2 Draft Effective Meeting Agendas
› 4.3 Understand the Importance of Meeting Minutes
› 4.4 Record Accurate Meeting Minutes
› 4.5 Review and Revise Meeting Minutes
› 4.6 Implement Efficient Office Management Techniques
• 5 Unit 5 — Stenography and Office Administration Project — 6 classes
› 5.1 Overview of Stenography Techniques and Tools
› 5.2 Mastering Shorthand Symbols and Their Applications
› 5.3 Practicing Stenographic Notation Through Exercises
› 5.4 Integrating Stenography with Office Administration Tasks
› 5.5 Developing Effective Document Formatting Skills
› 5.6 Creating and Presenting a Stenography Project
35 Tourism & Hospitality 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Tourism Management — Planning, Operations and Policy — 6 classes
› 1.1 Define Key Concepts in Tourism Management
› 1.2 Analyze the Components of a Successful Tourism Plan
› 1.3 Explore the Role of Stakeholders in Tourism Operations
› 1.4 Assess Local and Global Trends Impacting Tourism Policy
› 1.5 Develop Strategies for Effective Tourism Marketing
› 1.6 Create an Action Plan for Sustainable Tourism Practices
• 2 Unit 2 — Hospitality Operations — Front Office, F&B, Housekeeping — 6 classes
› 2.1 Understand Front Office Operations and Guest Services
› 2.2 Explore Food and Beverage Service Techniques
› 2.3 Identify Key Roles in Housekeeping Management
› 2.4 Analyze Customer Service Standards in Hospitality
› 2.5 Evaluate Health and Safety Regulations in Hotels
› 2.6 Apply Front Office Software for Booking Management
• 3 Unit 3 — Event Management — Conferences, MICE and Weddings — 6 classes
› 3.1 Identify Key Components of Conference Planning
› 3.2 Explore MICE Industry Trends and Opportunities
› 3.3 Analyze the Role of Technology in Event Management
› 3.4 Develop a Budget for a Successful Event
› 3.5 Create a Timeline for Wedding Planning
› 3.6 Evaluate Case Studies of Successful MICE Events
• 4 Unit 4 — Tourism Marketing and Digital Promotion — 6 classes
› 4.1 Analyze Target Audiences for Tourism Marketing
› 4.2 Explore Digital Marketing Channels in Tourism
› 4.3 Create Compelling Marketing Messages for Tourist Attractions
› 4.4 Implement Social Media Strategies for Destination Promotion
› 4.5 Assess the Impact of User-Generated Content on Tourism
› 4.6 Develop a Digital Marketing Campaign for a Local Tourism Initiative
• 5 Unit 5 — Tourism and Hospitality Project — Event Plan — 6 classes
› 5.1 Define Event Objectives and Target Audience
› 5.2 Research and Select Event Venue Criteria
› 5.3 Develop a Detailed Event Budget and Funding Sources
› 5.4 Create a Comprehensive Event Schedule and Timeline
› 5.5 Design and Implement Marketing Strategies for the Event
› 5.6 Evaluate Event Success and Gather Feedback for Future Improvements
36 Travel & Tourism 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Travel Agency Operations — IATA, GDS and Ticketing — 6 classes
› 1.1 Understand the Role of Travel Agencies in Modern Tourism
› 1.2 Explore the IATA Structure and Its Significance
› 1.3 Learn About Global Distribution Systems (GDS) in Travel
› 1.4 Navigate Different GDS Platforms Used by Travel Agencies
› 1.5 Master Ticketing Processes and Regulations in Travel
› 1.6 Apply GDS Tools to Create a Sample Travel Itinerary
• 2 Unit 2 — Tour Packaging — FIT, GIT and Specialty Tours — 6 classes
› 2.1 Define and Differentiate Between FIT and GIT Tours
› 2.2 Explore the Key Components of Tour Packages
› 2.3 Identify the Benefits of Specialty Tours for Diverse Travelers
› 2.4 Analyze Customer Preferences in Tour Packaging
› 2.5 Develop a Sample Itinerary for a Specialty Tour
› 2.6 Present and Market a Customized Tour Package Effectively
• 3 Unit 3 — Destination Management — Geography and Visa Procedures — 6 classes
› 3.1 Identify Key Geographic Features of Popular Travel Destinations
› 3.2 Explore Cultural and Historical Significance of Selected Destinations
› 3.3 Examine the Role of Climate in Destination Selection
› 3.4 Understand Visa Requirements for International Travel
› 3.5 Analyze Case Studies of Visa Application Processes
› 3.6 Create a Destination Management Plan Incorporating Geography and Visa Considerations
• 4 Unit 4 — Customer Relationship Management in Travel — 6 classes
› 4.1 Understand the Importance of Customer Relationship Management in Travel
› 4.2 Identify Key Components of Effective Customer Relationship Strategies
› 4.3 Explore Tools and Technologies for Managing Customer Relationships
› 4.4 Analyze Customer Feedback and Its Role in Service Improvement
› 4.5 Develop Customer Segmentation Techniques for Targeted Marketing
› 4.6 Create an Action Plan for Enhancing Customer Relationships in Travel
• 5 Unit 5 — Travel Agency Simulation — Book, Package and Sell — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Tourist Demographics and Preferences
› 5.2 Research and Select Travel Destinations
› 5.3 Create Attractive Travel Packages
› 5.4 Develop Essential Booking Procedures
› 5.5 Implement Effective Sales Techniques
› 5.6 Simulate Real-World Travel Agency Operations
37 Web Application 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Frontend Development — HTML, CSS, JavaScript (Advanced) — 6 classes
› 1.1 Structure a Web Page with Semantic HTML Elements
› 1.2 Style Web Pages Using Advanced CSS Techniques
› 1.3 Implement Responsive Design with CSS Grid and Flexbox
› 1.4 Enhance User Experience with CSS Animations and Transitions
› 1.5 Add Interactivity Using JavaScript Events and Functions
› 1.6 Create a Dynamic Web Application Using APIs and JavaScript
• 2 Unit 2 — Backend Basics — PHP/Python and MySQL Integration — 6 classes
› 2.1 Understand PHP and Python: Key Differences and Use Cases
› 2.2 Setting Up the Development Environment for PHP and MySQL
› 2.3 Exploring Python with MySQL: Introduction to Libraries and Drivers
› 2.4 Connecting PHP to MySQL: Writing Your First Database Query
› 2.5 Building a Simple Web Application: CRUD Operations with Python and MySQL
› 2.6 Debugging and Troubleshooting: Common Issues in PHP/Python and MySQL Integration
• 3 Unit 3 — React or Vue Introduction — Components and State — 6 classes
› 3.1 Explore the Basics of React and Vue Frameworks
› 3.2 Identify the Structure and Purpose of Components
› 3.3 Create Your First Component in React
› 3.4 Develop a Simple Vue Component
› 3.5 Understand State Management in React
› 3.6 Implement State Features in Vue Applications
• 4 Unit 4 — Database Design — ER Diagrams, Normalisation, Queries — 6 classes
› 4.1 Identify Components of ER Diagrams
› 4.2 Construct Basic ER Diagrams from Requirements
› 4.3 Apply Normalisation Principles to Database Designs
› 4.4 Transform ER Diagrams into Relational Schemas
› 4.5 Formulate SQL Queries for Data Retrieval
› 4.6 Evaluate Query Performance and Optimisation Strategies
• 5 Unit 5 — Full-Stack Web Application Project — Build and Deploy — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Key Components of a Full-Stack Application
› 5.2 Design User Interface Wireframes for Web Applications
› 5.3 Develop Back-End Functionality Using Node.js
› 5.4 Implement Front-End Features with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
› 5.5 Connect Front-End and Back-End with RESTful APIs
› 5.6 Deploy a Full-Stack Application to Cloud Platforms
38 Yoga 5 chapters · 30 classes  100 marks
• 1 Unit 1 — Advanced Yoga Asanas — Backbends, Inversions, Twists — 6 classes
› 1.1 Explore the Basics of Backbends
› 1.2 Mastering Key Backbend Asanas
› 1.3 Introduction to Inversions: Finding Your Balance
› 1.4 Practicing Inversion Techniques Safely
› 1.5 Understanding and Executing Twists
› 1.6 Combining Asanas: Creating a Backbend and Inversion Flow
• 2 Unit 2 — Therapeutic Yoga — Managing Stress, Diabetes, Back Pain — 6 classes
› 2.1 Understand the Connection Between Stress and Physical Health
› 2.2 Explore Breathing Techniques for Stress Management
› 2.3 Analyze Yoga Poses that Alleviate Back Pain
› 2.4 Learn Dietary Practices to Manage Diabetes
› 2.5 Develop a Personalized Therapeutic Yoga Routine
› 2.6 Evaluate the Impact of Therapeutic Yoga on Well-being
• 3 Unit 3 — Pranayama Mastery — Kapalbhati, Anulom Vilom, Bhramari — 6 classes
› 3.1 Understand the Basics of Pranayama and Its Benefits
› 3.2 Learn the Steps and Techniques of Kapalbhati
› 3.3 Practice Kapalbhati: Rhythm and Breath Control
› 3.4 Explore Anulom Vilom: Foundation and Methodology
› 3.5 Engage in Guided Anulom Vilom Practice for Balance
› 3.6 Integrate Bhramari for Stress Relief and Relaxation
• 4 Unit 4 — Yoga Philosophy — Patanjali, Hatha and Nidra — 6 classes
› 4.1 Explore the Philosophy of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras
› 4.2 Understand the Eight Limbs of Yoga
› 4.3 Examine Hatha Yoga: History and Physical Practices
› 4.4 Analyze the Benefits of Hatha Yoga for Mind and Body
› 4.5 Discover the Principles and Techniques of Yoga Nidra
› 4.6 Apply Yoga Philosophy to Daily Life and Wellness Practices
• 5 Unit 5 — Yoga Instructor Basics — Class Structuring and Cueing — 6 classes
› 5.1 Define the Role of a Yoga Instructor in Class Structuring
› 5.2 Identify Essential Components of a Yoga Class Plan
› 5.3 Develop Effective Warm-Up Sequences for Yoga Classes
› 5.4 Practice Clear and Effective Cueing Techniques
› 5.5 Create a Balanced Yoga Class Flow with Asanas
› 5.6 Evaluate and Adapt Class Structures Based on Student Needs
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