Class 10

Overview

Covers networking, HTML, cyber ethics, programming revision, and practical projects. Prepares students for web development, coding, and safe digital practices.

Study Mode:

Online/Offline/Hybrid

Duration:

48 to 72 hours

Curriculum For:

Class 10

Batch Seats:

Limited

topics covered

Unit 1: Networking
Basics of networking: Internet, Web servers, clients, websites, web pages, web browsers, blogs
Internet protocols: TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SMTP, etc.
Network services: remote login, uploading/downloading files, email, cloud services
Understanding of networking concepts from Class 9 for revision and application

Unit 2: HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
Structure of HTML documents: <html>, <head>, <body>, tags, attributes
Elements: headings, paragraphs, lists, links, images, audio, video
Tables, forms (input controls: text box, radio buttons, checkboxes), and frames (if included)
Introduction to CSS / style sheets for styling HTML pages
Creating web pages combining HTML and CSS
Practical exercises: building small web projects

Unit 3: Cyber Ethics / Cyber Safety
Online ethics, plagiarism, copyright, and piracy
Data privacy and safe browsing
Safety on social networks and responsible use of technology
Computer viruses, malware, anti-virus methods, and preventive measures

Unit 4: Programming Concepts (Revision + Advanced)
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts: Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism
Elementary concepts of objects and classes
Values and data types, operators (arithmetic, relational, logical, assignment)
Input in Java (Scanner class), comments, error types
Mathematical library methods: Math.sqrt(), Math.pow(), Math.random(), etc.
Conditional constructs: if, if-else, switch statements
Iterative constructs: for, while, do-while loops; nested loops; jump statements (break, continue)

Unit 5: Library Classes
Wrapper classes, utility classes, autoboxing, unboxing
Using methods from library classes for computation

Unit 6: Arrays
Single-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays: definition, operations, and differences

Unit 7: String Handling
String class methods, StringBuffer, differences between them
String manipulation and basic operations

Unit 8: User-Defined Methods
Defining methods, return statements, passing parameters
Method overloading and recursion

Unit 9: Class as Basis of Computation
Access specifiers: public, private, protected
Variables: instance, class (static), and local variables; scope of variables
Constructors: concept, types, and overloading
Encapsulation and Inheritance: single, multiple, multilevel, hierarchical
Method overriding and inheritance conflicts

Unit 10: Practicals / Laboratory Work
Hands-on networking tasks: setting up simulated connections, using FTP
HTML & CSS: creating and styling web pages
Programming exercises: implementing OOP concepts, arrays, strings, methods, and inheritance
Projects combining web development and programming
Viva voce, internal assessments, and evaluation of practical skills

Learning Outcomes
Understand networking, web development, and cyber safety
Build web pages using HTML and CSS
Apply programming concepts in Java, including OOP, arrays, strings, and user-defined methods
Understand and implement ethical computing practices
Complete practical exercises and mini-projects integrating multiple tools

Class 10

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