Class 9

Overview

Introduces IT fundamentals, cyber safety, office tools, and programming concepts (Java for ICSE). Develops coding, data handling, and digital communication skills.

Study Mode:

Online/Offline/Hybrid

Duration:

48 to 72 hours

Curriculum For:

Class 9

Batch Seats:

Limited

topics covered

Unit 1: Basics of Information Technology
Computer systems: characteristics, components (CPU, memory, input/output devices)
Memory types: primary (RAM, ROM), secondary storage (HDD, SSD, CD/DVD, pen drive, flash drive)
Software types: system software (OS, device drivers), application software (including mobile apps)
Computer networking basics: PAN, LAN, MAN, WAN, wired & wireless, WiFi, Bluetooth, cloud computing (public & private)
Multimedia: images, audio, video, animations

Unit 2: Cyber Safety and Computing Ethics
Safe web browsing, secure passwords, and identity protection
Privacy settings in social networks and safeguarding personal data
Viruses, malware, adware, spyware: understanding and prevention
Reporting cybercrimes, digital etiquette, ethical and responsible use of computers

Unit 3: Office Tools
Word Processing: creating, editing, and formatting documents; headers/footers, page numbers, tables, images, subscript/superscript
Presentation Tools: slide creation, layout, transitions, animations, inserting media
Spreadsheet Tools: entering data, formulas & functions (SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, MIN, MAX), charts/graphs, cell referencing (relative / absolute)

Unit 4: Programming / Coding Basics
Introduction to programming: object-oriented programming (OOP) vs procedure-oriented programming
Principles of OOP: Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism
Introduction to Java: Applets, Applications, compilation process (source code → bytecode → JVM)
Objects and classes: modeling entities, attributes (state), methods (behavior)
Values and data types: characters (ASCII/Unicode), tokens, identifiers, literals, keywords, constants, variables
Input/output: Scanner class, comments, error types (syntax, runtime, logic)
Operators: unary, binary, ternary; arithmetic, relational, logical, assignment, increment/decrement; precedence and associativity
Conditional constructs: if, if-else, switch-case statements
Iterative constructs: for, while, do-while loops; nested loops; jump statements (break, continue)
Mathematical library methods: java.lang.Math (sqrt, pow, abs, random)

Unit 5: Lab Exercises / Practical Work
File management: creating, copying, moving, deleting files; setting attributes; shortcuts
Word processing practicals: document creation and formatting
Presentation practicals: slides with transitions, media, and animations
Spreadsheet exercises: applying formulas, creating charts (bar, line, pie)
Programming exercises: writing small programs in Java, using conditional and iterative constructs

Learning Outcomes
Understand computer systems, software, and networking basics
Work efficiently with word processors, spreadsheets, and presentation tools
Write simple programs using Java and apply OOP principles
Apply cyber safety and ethical practices while using technology
Perform practical exercises and mini-projects integrating multiple tools

Class 9

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