C Ch 5 : General Opp. Ch- 1 : Computer Overview Ch 2 : Working with OS Ch- 1 : Computer Overview – – Ch 2 : Working with OS Concepts Ch 5 : General Opp. Concepts Ch- 3 : Data – – O Ch- 3 : Data Representation Representation Ch 6 : Getting Started Ch 6 : Getting Started with C++ – – M Ch 4 : Microprocessor Basics : Ch 4 : Microprocessor with C++ Ch 7: Data Handling – – – I/o and Memory Basics : I/o and Memory P Ch 8: Operators & Expressions – Ch 5 : General Opp. Concepts Ch - 11 : Functions in C++ – U Ch 6 : Getting Started with C++ Ch 9: C++ 11 Standards – – T Ch 7: Data Handling – Ch 10: Flow of control – Ch 8: Operators & Expressions in – E C++ Practical Assessment: R Ch 9: C++ 11 Standards – Programmes based on operators Ch 10: Flow of control – conditions & Loops, in C++ Ch - 11 : Functions S Ch 12 : Structured Data Type - – C Array Ch 13 : Structures I – Ch- 14 : Programming E Methodology N Practical Assessment: Programmes based on structures, C Functions & Arrays E Part A (Introductory Part A (Introductory Part A (Introductory Part A (Introductory Microeconomics) Microeconomics) Microeconomics) Microeconomics) E Production function & return to a Economics & Economy Economics & Economy Production function & factor Central problem of an Central problem of an economy return to a factor C Concepts of cost economy Consumer equilibrium utility Concepts of cost Concept of revenue analysis O Producer Equilibrium Part B (Statistics for Part B (Statistics for Consumer’s Equilibrium N Theory of supply Economics ) Economics ) indifference curve analysis Forms of market Concept of Economics and Frequency diagram, Theory of demand O Market Equilibrium under perfect significance of statistics in Histogram, polygon & Price elasticity of demand consumption & effects of shifts in economics Arithmetic Line graph & M demand & supply Collection of data Time series graph Part B (Statistics for Economics ) I Concept of Economics and Part B (Statistics for Economics ) significance of statistics in C Frequency diagram, Histogram, economics polygon & ogive Collection of data S Arithmetic Line graph & Time Census and sample method of series graph collection of data Organization of Data
C O M P U T E R S C I E N C E Ch – 5 : General Opp. Concepts Ch – 6 : Getting Started with C++ Ch- 1 : Computer Overview Ch – 5 : General Opp. Concepts Ch – 6 : Getting Started with C++ Ch – 7: Data Handling Ch – 8: Operators & Expressions in C++ Ch – 9: C++ 11 Standards Ch – 10: Flow of control Practical Assessment: Programmes based on operators conditions & Loops, in C++ Ch – 2 : Working with OS Ch- 3 : Data Representation Ch – 4 : Microprocessor Basics : I/o and Memory Ch - 11 : Functions Ch- 1 : Computer Overview Ch – 2 : Working with OS Ch- 3 : Data Representation Ch – 4 : Microprocessor Basics : I/o and Memory Ch – 5 : General Opp. Concepts Ch – 6 : Getting Started with C++ Ch – 7: Data Handling Ch – 8: Operators & Expressions in C++ Ch – 9: C++ 11 Standards Ch – 10: Flow of control Ch - 11 : Functions Ch – 12 : Structured Data Type - Array Ch – 13 : Structures Ch- 14 : Programming Methodology Practical Assessment: Programmes based on structures, Functions & Arrays E C O N O M I C S Part A (Introductory Microeconomics) Economics & Economy Central problem of an economy Part B (Statistics for Economics ) Concept of Economics and significance of statistics in economics Collection of data Part A (Introductory Microeconomics) Economics & Economy Central problem of an economy Consumer equilibrium utility analysis Consumer’s Equilibrium indifference curve analysis Theory of demand Price elasticity of demand Part B (Statistics for Economics ) Concept of Economics and significance of statistics in economics Collection of data Census and sample method of collection of data Organization of Data Part A (Introductory Microeconomics) Production function & return to a factor Concepts of cost Part B (Statistics for Economics ) Frequency diagram, Histogram, polygon & Arithmetic Line graph & Time series graph Part A (Introductory Microeconomics) Production function & return to a factor Concepts of cost Concept of revenue Producer Equilibrium Theory of supply Forms of market Market Equilibrium under perfect consumption & effects of shifts in demand & supply Part B (Statistics for Economics ) Frequency diagram, Histogram, polygon & ogive Arithmetic Line graph & Time series graph