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Yoga

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Advanced yoga, therapeutic applications, yoga instructor certification preparation.

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

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

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

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

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

02

Web Application

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Full-stack basics, React/PHP intro, database integration, web project.

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

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

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

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

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

03

Travel & Tourism

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Travel agency operations, ticketing, tour packaging, destination management.

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

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

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

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

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

04

Tourism & Hospitality

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Tourism management, hospitality operations, event management, MICE.

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

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

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

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

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

05

Stenography & Computer Applications

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Shorthand, typing, office automation, MS Office advanced applications.

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

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

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

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

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

06

Rural & Agricultural Innovation

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Agripreneurship, rural markets, organic farming, government agricultural schemes.

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

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

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

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

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

07

Retail

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Retail strategy, merchandising, supply chain, e-commerce and retail analytics.

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

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

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

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

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

08

Python & Data Visualization

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Python programming, data structures, Matplotlib, Seaborn, data storytelling.

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

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

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

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

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

09

Physical Activity Trainer

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Exercise physiology, sports nutrition, coaching methodology, fitness assessment.

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

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

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

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

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

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Multimedia & Web Technology

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

HTML, CSS, JavaScript basics, web design, multimedia content creation.

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

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

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

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

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

11

Mass Media Studies

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Media theory, journalism, broadcast, digital media and public relations.

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

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

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

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

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

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Marketing & Sales

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Advanced marketing strategy, digital marketing, brand management, sales analytics.

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

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

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

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

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

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Logistics & Supply Chain

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Supply chain management, warehousing, transportation and logistics operations.

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

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

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

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

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

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Library & Information Science

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Library classification, cataloguing, information retrieval, digital libraries.

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

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

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

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

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

15

Legal Studies

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Indian legal system, constitutional law, civil and criminal procedures.

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

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

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

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

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

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IT System Maintenance

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Hardware repair, OS installation, network troubleshooting, IT support.

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

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

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

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

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

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Insurance & Risk Management

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Insurance products, underwriting, claims, risk assessment and management.

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

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

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

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

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

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Information Technology

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Advanced networking, cybersecurity, database management, web technologies.

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

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

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

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

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

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Human Rights & Gender Studies

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Human rights frameworks, gender equality, social justice and constitutional rights.

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

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

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

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

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

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Hospital & Clinical Management

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Hospital administration, patient management, healthcare regulations.

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

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

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

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

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

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Horticulture

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Plant propagation, landscape design, floriculture and nursery management.

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

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

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

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

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

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Home Science

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Human development, nutrition science, textiles, consumer education.

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

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

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

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

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

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Health Care

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Advanced anatomy, clinical skills, medical records, healthcare systems.

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

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

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

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

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

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Graphics & Animation

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

2D and 3D animation, Adobe tools, visual effects and motion graphics.

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

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

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

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

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

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Geospatial Technology

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

GIS basics, remote sensing, maps, spatial data analysis and applications.

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

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

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

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

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

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Front Office Operations

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Advanced hotel front office, GDS systems, revenue management, night audit.

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

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

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

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

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

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Food Production

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Advanced culinary techniques, bakery and patisserie, kitchen management.

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

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

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

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

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

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Financial Literacy

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Investment planning, tax planning, insurance, retirement and wealth management.

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

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

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

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

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

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Fashion Studies

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Fashion history, textile science, pattern drafting, garment construction.

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

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

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

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

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

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Electronics & Hardware

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Microcontrollers, Arduino, IoT basics, PCB design and fabrication.

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

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

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

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

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

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Design Thinking & Innovation

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Advanced design methodology, human-centred design, innovation project.

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

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

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

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

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

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Data Science

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Python for data science, pandas, numpy, data analysis and visualisation.

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

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

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

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

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

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Biotechnology

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Cell biology, genetic engineering basics, fermentation, biotechnology applications.

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

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

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

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

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

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Beauty & Wellness

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Advanced cosmetology, spa treatments, salon business management.

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

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

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

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

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

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Banking & Financial Services

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Advanced banking operations, financial instruments, credit and risk management.

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

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

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

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

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

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Automotive

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Advanced vehicle systems, electrical systems, diagnostics and repair.

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

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

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

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

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

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Artificial Intelligence

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

ML concepts, neural networks, AI tools, real-world AI project development.

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

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

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

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

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

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Accounting & Taxation

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

GST, income tax, tally, business accounting and taxation compliance.

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

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

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

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

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

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