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DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026 - 27 SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE (CLASS 11) TEXTBOOK: TOTAL ENGLISH -XII AUTHOR: XAVIER PINTO PUBLISHER: MORNING STAR TEXTBOOK: FRANK ISC ENGLISH PAPERS -XII AUTHOR: SUCHHANDA SARKAR PUBLISHER: FRANKSONS FIRST TERMINAL MONTH APRIL MAY TOPIC ISC 2026 Question paper Grammar Report writing Grammar Topics for Orals (Internals) to be given JUNE Proposal writing writing Grammar JULY Composition-writing Grammar AUGUST PROJECT WORK SUB-TOPIC Report Comprehension passage Vocabulary Grammar General Report Feature Article Grammar Project I to be assigned Purpose and method of writing a proposal Newspaper report Grammar Narrative Composition Descriptive Composition Argumentative Comp. Vocabulary Grammar Crime Report One word Composition Vocabulary exercise Precis writing Report Writing Composition writing Comprehension Orals & Aurals (Internals) to be conducted. Project work-I to be set on Report writing. To be submitted after summer vacation. SECOND TERMINAL MONTH TOPIC OCTOBER Topics for Orals & Project-II (Internals) to be given Report writing Grammar NOVEMBER Composition Comprehension Writing a Review Grammar SUB-TOPIC Details of Project II Famous Speeches Speech writing Statement of Purpose Grammar Story writing Descriptive Composition Vocabulary Precis & Q/A Book Review Transformation of Sentences DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY PROJECT WORK Composition Grammar Expository Composition Preposition Subject-Verb Agreement Comprehension Vocabulary Orals & Aurals (Internals) to Precis writing be conducted. Submission of Project II Revision Proposal writing Format and content of Report writing Grammar Project work-II to be set on Film Review. To be submitted after winter vacation. DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026 27 CLASS XI SUBJECT: ENGLISH LITERATURE TEXTBOOK: Macbeth by William Shakespeare; Rhapsody- A Collection of ISC Poems ; Prism - A Collection of ISC Short Stories PUBLISHER: Beeta publications; Evergreen Publications FIRST TERMINAL MONTH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST TOPIC SUB-TOPIC A Living God - Lafcadio Hearn Abhisara - Rabindranath Tagore Leadership, Compassion Macbeth Act 1 Why I Like the HospitalTony Hoagland Macbeth Act 1 Sonnet 116 - William Shakespeare Macbeth Act 1 Historical context, Compassion, love humanity Historical context Empathy Witchcraft,Tragic hero Love Duncan as a benevolent king Humour, sarcasm. Life Advice to Youth - Mark lessons Twain The Paper Menagerie- Ken Liu Magical Realism PROJECT WORK SECOND TERMINAL MONTH for TOPIC OCTOBER Macbeth Act 2 NOVEMBER Macbeth Act 2 Death of a Naturalist - Seamus Heany The Great Automatic Grammatizator - Roald Dahl SUB-TOPIC Lady Macbeth's role, supernatural elements Different aspects of nature,realization, perspectives Artificial intelligence DECEMBER Macbeth Act 2 Strange Meeting- Wilfred Owen JANUARY FEBRUARY PROJECT WORK NOTES (If Any) : Macbeth Act3 Thank you Ma'amHughes Macbeth Act 3 scene i Revision Langston Comparison of Macbeth and Banquo War and its consequences Empathy,Gratitude DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026 - 27 SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS TEXTBOOK: UNDERSTANDING ISC MATHEMATICS, CLASS XI AUTHOR: M.L.AGGARWAL PUBLISHER: ARYA PUBLICATIONS FIRST TERMINAL MONTH APRIL TOPIC SUB-TOPIC SETS Types & representation Operation on sets Practical problems RELATIONS & FUNCTIONS MAY JUNE JULY RELATIONS & FUNCTIONS Cartesian product Relations Functions & its domain & range Real functions & operations on it Graphs of exponential, logarithmic, modulus step & rational functions. TRIGONOMETRY Angle & arc lengths t- functions, domain & range. TRIGONOMETRY Graph of six t- functions. Sum & difference of angles. Conversion formula for sum & difference. Multiple & sub multiple angle with application. Deviation about mean. Standard deviation & variance by direct, short cut & step deviation method. Combined mean & standard deviation. STATISTICS LIMITS Standard result on limits. Limits of algebraic, trigonometric, logarithmic & exponential functions. DERIVATIVES AUGUST STRAIGHT LINES Concept of derivatives. Derivatives of algebraic, trigonometric functions & its applications. Basic concept & equations of straight lines. Distance between parallel lines. Equation of angle bisector. Locus concept with problems 3D- GEOMETRY REVISION PROJECT WORK Concept, distance & section formula with applications Using Venn diagram, to verify the distributive law for three given non-empty sets A, B & C. SECOND TERMINAL MONTH TOPIC OCTOBER COMPLEX NUMBERS QUADRATIC EQUATIONS & INEQUATIONS NOVEMBER SUB-TOPIC Algebraic properties of complex numbers. Argand plane & polar representation. Locus problems on complex numbers. Square root of complex number. Cube roots of unity. Solving quadratic equations. Nature of roots. Framing quadratic equations with given roots. Quadratic functions. Linear & quadratic inequalities Concept of factorial, PERMUTATIONS Introduction to permutation. Linear & circular permutation. & COMBINATIONS Concept of combination & its different types. Mixed problems on permutation & combination. BINOMIAL THEOREM DECEMBER Binomial theorem for positive integral powers. General & middle term sums on simple applications. PROBABILITY SEQUENCE & SERIES JANUARY Events & its types. Axiomatic approach to probability. Addition theorem with applications. A.P & G.P with relation between A.M & G.M. Special series involving sum of Natural numbers, its squares & cubes. CIRCLES Various forms of circle equation & problems related to it. CONIC SECTION Concept of conic section wrt focus FEBRUARY & directrix. Parabola terms related to it CONIC SECTION & problems. Ellipse-terms related to it & problems. Hyperbola- terms related to it with problems. REVISION PROJECT WORK Constructing different types of conics by Power Point Presentation using the concept of double cone and a plane NOTE : Second term syllabus will be on the entire book. DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026 - 27 SUBJECT: BIOLOGY TEXTBOOK: ISC BIOLOGY, for CLASS XI AUTHOR: DR. S. C. TRIPATHI PUBLISHER: BALAJI PUBLICATION MONTH FIRST TERMINAL TOPIC SUB-TOPIC The living world Taxonomy, Binomial Nomenclature, Systems of classification. Biological classification Domains of life, Characteristics & examples of each Kingdom Monera Classification, reproduction, economic importance Virus Characteristics, structure, contributions Kingdom Protista Types, characters, examples Kingdom Fungi Groups, Characteristics, reproduction. Lichens and mycorrhiza. Kingdom Plantae Classification, Characteristics, examples of different APRIL MAY JUNE plant groups and their economic importances. JULY AUGUST PROJECT WORK AND LAB WORK Kingdom Animalia Criteria for classification, distinguishing characters of phyla and examples. Chordata up to class. Biomolecules Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, enzymes Anatomy of flowering Meristematic and plants permanent tissue, Dicot stem & root. Leaf structure. Cell Theories, structure and function of different organelles Body fluids and circulation Components, structures, blood grouping, physiology, disorders. Heart anatomy, nodal tissues, cardiac cycle, ECG and disorders. Permeability of cell membrane Slide preparation of onion peel Slide preparation of Mucor/Rhizopus Slide preparation of T.S. of monocot & dicot root Slide preparation of T.S. of monocot & dicot stem Food test Identification of specimen Investigative project on any relevant topic SECOND TERMINAL TOPIC MONTH OCTOBER Morphology of flowering plants SUB-TOPIC Root, stem, leaf, flower, fruits. Excretory products Structure, physiology, and their elimination disorders NOVEMBER Cell cycle Stages and cell division and other related terms. Frog Morphology, anatomy, function Photosynthesis Contributions, pigment systems, process, limiting factors DECEMBER Respiration in plants Types, mechanism and steps, RQ and other factors JANUARY Plant growth and development Plant growth, auxanometer, phytohormones. Breathing and exchange of gases Organs, mechanism, disorders. FEBRUARY PROJECT WORK AND LAB WORK Locomotion & movement Human skeleton, joints, muscles, physiological & chemical events of muscle contraction, disorders. Neural control & coordination Brain & spinal cord, conduction of nerve impulse, reflex action, structure.. Chemical coordination & integration Location, function, disorders of endocrine, feedback mechanism and mechanism of hormone action. Separation of plant pigments by chromatography Effect of carbon dioxide on photosynthesis Slide preparation of mitosis Plasmolysis Osmosis Identification of specimen Project to be continued and relevant case study to be added as applicable. FINAL TERM EXAMINATION WILL INCLUDE THE WHOLE OF CLASS XI SYLLABUS DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026 - 27 CLASS - 11 SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY TEXTBOOK: ISC CHEMISTRY FOR CLASS XI AUTHOR: H. C. SRIVASTAVA PUBLISHER: NOOTAN FIRST TERMINAL MONTH APRIL TOPIC Basic Concepts MAY Basic Concepts SUB-TOPIC Laws of chemical combinations, mole concept, chemical equivalents. Expressing concentration of solutions, stoichiometry. Structure of Atom JUNE JULY AUGUST Electromagnetic waves, Planck s quantum theory, Bohr s theory. Structure of Atom de- Broglie hypothesis, Heisenberg s uncertainty principle, Quantum mechanical model, electronic configuration in terms of subshells. Organic Classification of organic Chemistry: Basic compounds, IUPAC nomenclature. Principles Structural and stereoisomerism, qualitative and quantitative analysis. Classification of Modern periodic table, periodic Elements and trends in properties of elements. Periodicity of Properties Chemical Bonding Ionic bond, covalent bond, dipole moment, resonance, VSEPR & VB theory, hybridisation, MO theory, coordinate and hydrogen bonding. Redox Reactions PROJECT WORK -- Oxidation number, balancing of redox reactions. SECOND TERMINAL MONTH OCTOBER NOVEMBER TOPIC Chemical Thermodynamics Organic Chemistry: Principles Equilibrium DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY PROJECT WORK SUB-TOPIC Basic terms, first law, internal energy, different types of enthalpy, Hess law, second law, entropy, third law. Types of organic reactions, bond Basic fission, types of reaction intermediates, attacking reagents and electron displacements. Chemical equilibrium - law of mass action, equilibrium constants, Le Chatelier s principle. Equilibrium Ionic equilibrium acid base concepts, ionic product of water, dissociation of acids & bases, pH, salt hydrolysis, common ion effect, buffer solutions, solubility product. Hydrocarbons General characteristics, preparation and properties of alkanes, alkenes & alkynes. Structure, preparation & properties of benzene. Revision Revision of all chapters of first & second terminal. To be assigned in the class. DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026 - 27 SUBJECT: Physics TEXTBOOK: Complete Course In ISC Physics Vol IV.P AUTHOR: V.P. Bhatnagar PUBLISHER: PPC FIRST TERMINAL MONTH APRIL TOPIC Physical world and measurement Kinematics MAY Kinematics JUNE Laws of motion (Force, Acceleration) SUB-TOPIC Units of measurement, fundamental and derived units in S.I Measurement of length, mass and time Errors in measurement, significant figures Dimensional formula of physical quantities and constants, dimensional analysis and its applications Motion in a straight line Position time graph, speed, velocity and acceleration Scalar and vector quantities, position and displacement vectors General vectors and their notations, equality of vectors, addition and subtraction of vectors, unit vector and null vector Resolution of a vector in a plane, scalar and vector product of two vectors Projectile motion Relative velocity Concept of force, inertia Newton s laws of motion Laws of conservation of linear momentum and its applications Equilibrium of concurrent forces (Friction) JULY Work, Power and Energy Properties of bulk matter (Mechanical properties of solids) AUGUST (Mechanical properties of fluids) Kinetic theory of gases Static and kinetic friction Laws of friction, rolling friction, lubrication Work done by a constant force and a variable force Work Energy theorem, kinetic and potential energy, conservation of energy Conservative and non conservative forces Elastic and inelastic collisions in one and two dimensions Elastic behaviour of solids, stress strain relationship Hooke s law, elastic moduli, work done in stretching a wire, Poisson s ratio Pressure due to a fluid column, Pascal s Law and its applications Viscosity Stoke s law and terminal velocity Streamline and turbulent flow, critical velocity Bernoulli s theorem and its applications Surface energy and surface tension, angle of contact Excess of pressure across a curved surface, application of surface tension ideas to drops, bubbles and capillary rise Postulates, expression for pressure in terms of r.m.s speed, kinetic interpretation of temperature, degrees of freedom, law of equipartition of energy SECOND TERMINAL MONTH OCTOBER TOPIC Thermal conduction Thermal radiation NOVEMBER U.C.M, Motion of System of particles and rigid body Gravitation SUB-TOPIC Thermal expansion in solids, thermal conductivity, Searle s apparatus, applications of poor and good conductors Nature and properties of thermal radiation, black body radiation, Stefan s law, Newton s law of cooling, Wien s displacement law Centripetal force, examples of circular motion (vehicle on a level circular road, vehicle on a banked road), motion in a vertical circle Centre of mass of a two particle system, centre of mass motion, centre of mass of a rigid body, centre of mass of a uniform rod Moment of a force, torque, angular momentum, laws of conservation of angular momentum and its applications Equilibrium of rigid bodies, rigid body rotation and equations of rotational motion, comparative study of linear and rotational motions Moment of inertia, radius of gyration, moments of inertia for simple geometrical objects, Parallel and perpendicular axes theorems and their applications Kepler s laws of planetary motion, universal law of gravitation, acceleration due to gravity variation with altitude, latitude and depth Gravitational potential and gravitational potential DECEMBER Thermodynamics JANUARY Oscillations and waves FEBRUARY PROJECT WORK energy, escape velocity, orbital velocity of a satellite, geo stationary satellites Thermal equilibrium and definition of temperature, heat, work and internal energy First law of thermodynamics, isothermal and adiabatic processes Second law of thermodynamics: reversible and irreversible processes Periodic motion, time period, frequency, displacement as a function of time, periodic functions, S.H.M and its equation, phase, oscillations of a spring, energy in S.H.M, simple pendulum and derivation of expression for its time period Displacement relation for a progressive wave, principle of superposition of waves, reflection of waves, standing waves in strings and organ pipes, fundamental mode and harmonics, Beats Revision To be discussed in class. PHYSICS PRACTICALS---1. Uses of Vernier calipers 2. Uses of Micrometer screw gauge 3. Determination of g 4. Experiment based on calorimetry 5. Experiment based on determination of density 6. Experiment based on resonance Note: For second term examination both first term and second term syllabus are included. DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026 - 27 SUBJECT: APPLIED MATHEMATICS TEXTBOOK: UNDERSTANDING ISC APPLIED MATHEMATICS AUTHOR: M.L.AGARWAL & NEERAJ RAJ JAIN PUBLISHER: AVICHAL PUBLISHING COMPANY FIRST TERMINAL MONTH APRIL MAY JUNE TOPIC Sets Types and representation of sets, operation on sets, Venn diagrams and practical application. Relations and Functions Relations and Functions Cartesian Product, Relations. Trigonometry Angle and arc length, Trigonometric functions, Domain and Range, graph of six trigonometric functions. t-functions of sum and difference, conversion formula for sum and difference, multiple and submultiple angles and its application. Trigonometry Statistics JULY SUB-TOPIC Statistics Functions and its domain and range, Real valued functions, graph of all standard real valued functions. Mean, Median, Quartiles and Mode of grouped and ungrouped data. Measures of Dispersion range, mean deviation about the mean, mean deviation about the median, quartile deviation for grouped and ungrouped data. Standard deviation by direct, short cut and step deviation method. Correlation Analysis Covariance, Karl Pearson s coefficient of correlation, Rank correlation by Spearman s method(correction included). Linear Regression Lines of regression of x on y and y on x, lines of best fit, regression coefficients, identification of regression equations, properties of regression lines. AUGUST Calculus Limit of a function, standard results on limits, limit of algebraic, trigonometric, exponential and logarithmic functions, Differentiation, concept of a derivative, differentiation using first principles, derivatives of simple algebraic and trigonometric functions, derivatives of sum, difference, product and quotient of functions. Basic concept of points and their coordinates, various forms of equation of lines, distance of a point from a line, distance between parallel lines, equations of the lines bisecting the angle between two lines, equation of family of lines, definition and equation of a locus. PROJECT 1 : Using Venn Diagrams, verify the distributive law for three non-empty sets A, B , C. Straight lines PROJECT WORK SECOND TERMINAL MONTH OCTOBER NOVEMBER TOPIC SUB-TOPIC Logarithm Properties of Common and Natural logarithms, problems based on logarithms and anti-logarithms. Complex Numbers Algebraic properties of complex numbers, Argand plane and polar representation of complex numbers. Quadratic Equations Solving quadratic equations, nature of roots, framing quadratic equations with given roots, quadratic functions, linear and quadratic inequalities. Linear and Circular permutations, Permutations and Combinations when all things are Combinations different, not different, mixed problems on permutation and combinations. Binomial Theorem Binomial theorem for positive integral powers, general and middle term, binomial coefficients, simple applications. Sequence and Series DECEMBER Probability Circles JANUARY Parabola A.P, G.P, relation between A.M and G.M, Special sums, nth term of a sequence using Method of Differences. Random experiments and their outcomes, Axiomatic approach to probability, probability of an event, laws of probability addition theorem. Various forms of equations of a circle, finding the equation of a circle with the given conditions. Parabola as a section of cone, standard equations and simple properties of a parabola, application questions based on parabola. Mathematical Reasoning Statements, connectives, quantifiers, validating a statement, logical problems involving odd man out, syllogism, blood relation and coding decoding. Statistics Combined mean and standard deviation. Skewness and Kurtosis using graphical representation, coefficient of Skewness and interpretation of the result. Simple and compound interest rate, Types of interest rates. Present value, net present value and future value in capital budgeting session. Annuities, calculation of all types of Financial annuities, application in real life Mathematics situations. Fundamentals of Taxation, direct and indirect tax, GST, SGST,CGST,UTGST. Bills, tariff rates, fixed charge, surcharge, service charge, interpretation and analysis of supply bills. PROJECT 2 : Find the Median from the point of intersection of cumulative frequency curves. Financial Mathematics FEBRUARY PROJECT WORK NOTES : Second Terminal Examination includes the whole syllabus. DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026-27 Class: XI SUBJECT: ACCOUNTANCY TEXTBOOK: NEW ISC ACCOUNTANCY VOL 1 & 2 AUTHOR: D.K.GOEL PUBLISHER: APC BOOKS FIRST TERMINAL MONTH APRIL TOPIC IntroductionAccounting SUB-TOPIC Background of accounting and accountancy; types of accounts; basic terms used in accounting, and Accounting Equation. GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles), Basis of Accounting; Accounting Standards; Knowledge and understanding of IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards). Capital and Revenue Expenditure/Income. Classification of Accounts- traditional classification or modern approach. Double Entry System. Rules of journalizing traditional classification or modern approach. MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST Journal, Ledger and Trial Balance Journal, Ledger and Trial Balance Simple and compound journal entries. Opening, Adjusting and Closing journal entries. Posting from journal to respective ledgers. Day Books Purchase, Sales & Returns Books Cash Book Single & Triple Column Petty Cash Book Analytical & Imprest System Bank Reconciliation Statement Depreciation Methods of charging depreciation: Straight Line and Written Down Value method; advantages, limitations of both the methods and differences between the two. Methods of recording depreciation: charging to asset account, creating provision for depreciation / accumulated depreciation. Problems relating to purchase and sale of assets (with or without asset disposal account) incorporating the application of depreciation under the two stated methods. Bills of Exchange PROJECT WORK Practical problems in the books of drawer, drawee and endorsee- Journal entries and Ledger accounts. Preparation of Journal, Ledger & Trial Balance SECOND TERMINAL MONTH SEPTEMBER/ OCTOBER TOPIC Final Accounts SUB-TOPIC Preparation of Trading Account, Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet with necessary adjustments. Marshalling of a Balance Sheet: Order of permanence and order of liquidity. NOVEMBER Final Accounts Rectification of Errors DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY PROJECT WORK Not-for-profit Organisation To continue Errors and types of errors: Rectification of errors after the preparation of trial balance and rectification of errors after the preparation of Final Accounts. Preparation of Income and Expenditure Account and Balance Sheet when Receipts and Payments Account and other information is given. Class XII: Final Accounts of Companies Common Size & Comparative Statements Ratio Analysis Revision Final Accounts of a Trading Organisation DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026 - 27 SUBJECT: ENTREPRENEURSHIP CLASS XI TEXTBOOK: AUTHOR: PUBLISHER: FIRST TERMINAL MONTH APRIL TOPIC Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurial Motivation MAY Introduction to Entrepreneurship JUNE Entrepreneurship as a Catalyst for innovation Intrapreneurship JULY Business ideation, Assessment and Planning SUB-TOPIC Entrepreneur (meaning); Classification of entrepreneurs (generation, ownership, Danhof, Societal norms, technology) Characteristics of a successful entrepreneur. Types of motivation (intrinsic, extrinsic) David McClelland s Theory of achievement motivation; Assumptions and features Meaning of entrpreneurship; Factors-affecting entrepreneurship; Types of entrepreneurships Meaning of innovation; Types of innovation in entrepreneurship Difference between invention and innovation; Meaning and characteristics of intrapreneurship; Differences between entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship Business ideas (meaning, techniques for exploring business ideas, screening business ideas) Assessing business attractiveness (technical requirements, market analysis, financial analysis, organizational analysis, AUGUST PROJECT WORK competition analysis) Business plans (meaning, functions, format, drafting) Reasons for failure in business plans; Emergence of India as a Global Startup Hub (meaning of startup, key initiatives of startup India Action Plan 2016, obstacles faced by Indian startups. Government Startup initiative; Start-Up Schemes for India Scheme; Pradhan Entrepreneurs Mantri Mudra Yojna PMYY; Atal Innovation Mission AIM; Trade Related Entrepreneurship Assistance and Development TREAD scheme for women; MSME Champions Scheme (only a brief knowledge of the above schemes and NOT the objectives) Conduct research on any two entrepreneurs and categorise them according to the classifications given by Danhof. Give reasons for classifying the entrepreneurs in the chosen category. SECOND TERMINAL MONTH TOPIC SUB-TOPIC OCTOBER Sustainable Development and Entrepreneurship NOVEMBER Business Ethics and Corporate Governance; Key Acts and Regulations Sustainable development (meaning and importance) Sustainability in business (need for sustainability) Corporate Social Responsibility (concept of CSR) Meaning of business ethics; Significance of business ethics; Corporate governance (meaning) Key role of National DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY PROJECT WORK Foundation for Corporate Governance NFCG in India Key Acts and Key Acts Regulations The Companies Act, 2013 Governing The Micro, Small and Entrepreneurship Medium Entreprises in India Development MSMED Act, 2006 The Patents Act, 1970 The Trade Marks Act, 1999 The Central Goods and Services Tax GST Act, 2017 The Copyright Act, 1957 The Designs Act, 2000 The Information Technology IT Act, 2000 The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (a basic understanding of the purpose of each of the above Acts/Regulations Artificial Artificial Intelligence Intelligence (meaning only); enabled Impact of AI tools on Entrepreneurship entrepreneurship; Ethical concerns of AI. Revision Revision of the whole lesson Visit a social entrepreneur/NGO and conduct an interview to learn about their journey from ideation to launch. After the interview, students must present their observations to their peers in the presence of the subject teacher. Photographs or a video clip of the interview must also be presented as evidence. NOTES: THEORY 3 hours 70 marks; Written PROJECT Work 30 marks (15+15) DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026 - 27 SUBJECT: ECONOMICS TEXTBOOK: Principles of Economics for ISC Class- XI, Volume I AUTHOR: Asis Banerjee and Dr. Debashis Mazumdar PUBLISHER: ABS Publishing House FIRST TERMINAL MONTH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY TOPIC Understanding Economics Definitions of Economics Micro and Macro economics Basic Problems of an Economy SUB-TOPIC Adam Smith Alfred Marshall Lionel Robbins Samuelson Meaning and difference. Basic Concepts: Utility Price, Value, Wealth, Welfare, Money Market, Capital, Investment, Income, Production, Consumption, Savings, Business cycle, Aggregate demand and supply, Inflation. What to produce, how to produce and for whom to produce Production possibility curve Efficient use of resources Economic Growth and Development Types of Economies Developed, Underdeveloped and Developing economics Regional and Global economic groups Development experience of India with its neighbouring countries. Solutions to basic Economic System. problems Capitalism, Socialism and Mixed economy Indian Economic Development Introduction: Mechanisms to solve the basic problems under each economic system. Role of Government and Price mechanism Parameters of development Planning and Economic Development Current Challenges Facing the Indian Economy AUGUST Structural changes in the Indian economy after Liberalization. Current Challenges Facing the Indian Economy Statistics Brief introduction of the state of the Indian economy on the eve of independence. Main features, problems and policies of Agriculture, industry and foreign trade. Per capital Income and Human development Index Overview of Macro objectives of different five-year plans Poverty. Rural Development Need, meaning, significance and features of Liberalization, globalization and privatization of Indian economy. Disinvestment meaning. Human capital formation Definition, scope and limitations Collection of data and diagrammatic presentation Measures of central Mean, median and mode Value. Frequency distributionsymmetrical, positively skewed and negatively skewed Revision of first term syllabus PROJECT WORK 1. The global Economic of West Asia War 2. Inflation and the comparisons of its various types Both the projects must be submitted in the first term. SECOND TERMINAL MONTH OCTOBER TOPIC SUB-TOPIC Growth of Employment- formal and Employment Sector informal; in India. Unemployment- Types, Causes and Policy measures. NOVEMBER Economic Growth Meaning and differences. and Development Comparative study of Indian and Chinese Economies. Sustainable Need for Sustainable Development development. Deteriorating qualities of air, water, food over time Statistics Global Warming- meaning and effects Definition, scope and limitations Measures of central Collection of data and tendency diagrammatic presentation Measures of dispersion Mean, median and mode Frequency distributionsymmetrical, positively skewed and negatively skewed Correlation Range, standard deviation, quartile deviation, coefficient of variation, Lorenz Curve Index numbers DECEMBER Theory of Demand Elasticity of Demand JANUARY Theory of Supply Scatter diagram, Karl Pearson s method, Spearman s rank correlation. Simple and Weighted index Types, purpose and problems. Numerical on Laspayre s, Paasche and Fisher s index, WPI,CPI and IIP. Meaning, Factors affecting demand, Demand function, Law of demand, Derivation of demand curve, Movement and shift of demand curve, Exceptions to the law of demand. Meaning, Types and Measurement. Factors affecting elasticity, Importance of elasticity Meaning, Difference between stock and supply, Elasticity of Supply FEBRUARY Price Equilibrium Factors affecting supply, Law of Supply, Movement and shift of supply curve, Time period and supply. Meaning and measurement of elasticity. Effect of changes in demand and supply on the equilibrium supply; application of price mechanism DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026 - 27 SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE TEXTBOOK: COMPUTER SCIENCE CLASS 11 AUTHOR: SUMITA ARORA PUBLISHER: DHANPAT RAI FIRST TERMINAL MONTH APRIL TOPIC System of Numeration Encodings MAY Propositional Logic JUNE Hardware Implementation, Arithmetic Operations JULY Arrays, Strings SUB-TOPIC Representation of numbers in different bases: binary, octal, decimal, hexadecimal and interconversion between them Addition, subtraction and multiplication operations in different bases 1's complement and 2's complement for addition and subtraction Characters and their encodings: ASCII, ISCII, Unicode Limitations of ASCII for multilingual characters; Unicode representation Propositional variables; logical connectives: ~ (negation), (conjunction), (disjunction), (implication), (equivalence) Well-formed formulae (wff); truth tables; satisfiable, unsatisfiable and valid formulae Representation of simple word problems as wff Basic logic gates: AND, NOT, OR and their universality; other gates: NAND, NOR, XOR, XNOR Half adder, full adder Single and multi-dimensional AUGUST PROJECT WORK arrays; insertion sort String classfunctions and programs Basic input/output using Basic Scanner class; tokens, Input/Output and whitespace, StringTokenizer Data file handling: Text File Handling FileReader, FileWriter; Creation, Reading, Writing, Appending, Searching Introduction to Fundamentals: execution Python (Part I) modes (interactive and script), Python character set Tokens: keyword, identifier, literal, operator, punctuator; variables, l-value and r-value; comments Data types: Number (integer, float, complex), boolean, sequence (string, list, tuple), None, Mapping (dictionary) Mutable and immutable data types Data processing: accepting input from console and displaying output; syntax, logical and run-time errors ISC Practical File: minimum 15 Java programs SECOND TERMINAL MONTH TOPIC OCTOBER Introduction to Python (Part II) NOVEMBER DECEMBER Trends in Computing and Ethical Issues JANUARY Revision FEBRUARY Revision PROJECT WORK SUB-TOPIC Forms of operators: unary, binary, ternary Arithmetic (+, -, *, **, /, //, %), relational (>, <, >=, <=, ==, !=), logical (and, or, not) Assignment (=), augmented assignment (+=, -=, *=, /=, %=, //=, **=) Identity (is, is not), membership (in, not in); precedence of operators; type conversion (explicit and implicit) Flow of control: conditional statements (if, if-else, if-elifelse) Iterative statements: for loop, range(), while loop; break and continue; nested loops Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Cyber Security, privacy, netiquette, spam, phishing, Digital arrest Intellectual property, software copyright and patents, Free Software Foundation Open-Source Software; types of licensing: GPL, BSD; social impact and ethical issues Programs in Java & Python Revision Part I Revision Part II Section A,B,C According to the council requirements DON BOSCO SCHOOL, PARK CIRCUS SESSION 2026 27 CLASS XI SUBJECT: PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEXTBOOK: HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION AUTHOR: SUDHANSHU GAUR, DEEPAK SAHAE, DIGAMBAR V. PALWE PUBLISHER: D.N. PUBLICATIONS FIRST TERMINAL MONTH APRIL TOPIC 1. Concept of Physical Education MAY 1. Concept of Physical Education JUNE 2. Individual Aspects and Group Dynamics JULY 2. Individual Aspects and Group Dynamics 3. Effects of Physical Exercise on Human Body Systems AUGUST 3. Effects of Physical Exercise on Human Body Systems SUB-TOPIC Meaning, Aims, Objectives, Importance of Physical Education Misconceptions of Physical Education Meaning, Definition, Importance of Play & Recreation Meaning, Definition, Importance of Games & Sports Meaning, Definition, Types of Interest & Attitude Methods of developing Interest & Attitude Meaning, Definition, Types of Motivation Meaning, Definition of Leadership, Leader; Desirable qualities of a Leader Skeletal System:- Bones; JointsTypes & movements; Effect of exercise on Skeletal system Muscular System:- Classification & function of muscle; Effect of exercise on Muscular system Respiratory System:- Meaning, types of respiration, organs of Respiratory system; Effect of exercise on Respiratory system Circulatory System:- Heartstructure and functions; function and composition of blood; Effect of exercise on Circulatory system Digestive System:- Meaning, PROJECT WORK Organs of Digestive System; Effect of exercise on Digestive System CRICKET:- History; Laws; measurement of the Pitch, field, equipment; Duties of the Umpires, Skills; associated federations. SECOND TERMINAL MONTH OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY PROJECT WORK NOTES (If Any) : TOPIC 4. Nutrition, Weight Control & Exercise 5. Physical Fitness & Wellness 5. Physical Fitness & Wellness 6. Games and Sports a global perspective REVISION SUB-TOPIC Nutrition basics; Balance diet; Obesity and weight control Physique; Body types; Meaning, Importance & Components of Physical Fitness and Wellness Factors affecting physical fitness and wellness Tests and Measurements in Sports; Kraus Weber Test; Body Mass Index (BMI); Waist Hip Ratio; Measurement of Heart Rate; Rockport one-mile test Olympics as a Social force; Modern Olympics; Asian Games REVISION Components of Physical Fitness

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