ISC Class XI Computer Science

The ISC Computer Science Class XI course provides a comprehensive introduction to computer science, focusing on algorithmic problem-solving, programming in Java, and core concepts such as number systems, computer hardware, and software. Students will explore number representation in various bases, object-oriented programming, logical thinking, and ethical computing practices. The curriculum integrates theoretical foundations with hands-on programming, equipping students with the skills to design, implement, and debug algorithms using Java, while preparing them for advanced studies in Class XII and beyond.

Number Systems: Understand and manipulate numbers in binary, octal, decimal, and hexadecimal, including conversions and arithmetic operations.
Algorithmic Problem-Solving: Develop algorithms using data abstractions and procedural techniques to address computational challenges.
Java Programming: Master object-oriented programming concepts, including classes, objects, methods, arrays, strings, and recursion, using Java (version 5.0 or later).
Computer Hardware and Software: Gain insights into data encodings, propositional logic, and hardware components like logic gates and adders.
Data Handling: Perform input/output operations, manage files, and work with structured data types like arrays and strings.
Ethical Computing: Explore emerging trends (e.g., AI, IoT) and ethical issues, including cybersecurity, privacy, and intellectual property.
Practical Skills: Design, code, test, and debug Java programs, complete lab assignments, and develop a project with real-world applications.

Course Content

Module 1: Fundamentals of Computer Systems
This module covers the essentials of computer hardware and software, focusing on number systems, data encodings, and propositional logic. Explanation of how computers represent and process data and how logical operations are implemented in hardware.

Number Systems
Data Encodings
Propositional Logic
Logic and Hardware

Module 2: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
This module introduces Java programming through object-oriented concepts, the Java Virtual Machine, and error handling. Students explore classes and objects using practical examples.

Module 3: Core Java Programming
This module explores essential Java programming constructs, including data types, variables, expressions, control structures, methods, and constructors. Students learn to write structured, reusable code.

Module 4: Structured Data and Algorithms
This module focuses on structured data types (arrays and strings) and algorithmic problem-solving. Students learn to manipulate data efficiently and implement algorithms like searching and sorting.

Module 5: Advanced Topics and Practical Applications
This module covers file handling, packages, emerging trends, and ethical issues in computing. Students apply their knowledge through practical assignments and a project.

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Module 1: Fundamentals of Computer Systems
This module covers the essentials of computer hardware and software, focusing on number systems, data encodings, and propositional logic. Explanation of how computers represent and process data and how logical operations are implemented in hardware.

Number Systems

Data Encodings

Propositional Logic

Logic and Hardware

Module 2: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
This module introduces Java programming through object-oriented concepts, the Java Virtual Machine, and error handling. Students explore classes and objects using practical examples.

OOP Concepts

Java Virtual Machine

Errors and Exceptions

Module 3: Core Java Programming
This module explores essential Java programming constructs, including data types, variables, expressions, control structures, methods, and constructors. Students learn to write structured, reusable code.

Primitive Types and Wrapper Classes

Variables and Expressions

Control Structures

Methods and Constructors

Module 4: Structured Data and Algorithms
This module focuses on structured data types (arrays and strings) and algorithmic problem-solving. Students learn to manipulate data efficiently and implement algorithms like searching and sorting.

Arrays

Strings

Recursion

Algorithm Implementation

Module 5: Advanced Topics and Practical Applications
This module covers file handling, packages, emerging trends, and ethical issues in computing. Students apply their knowledge through practical assignments and a project.

Input/Output and File Handling

Packages

Trends in Computing

Ethical Issues

Assistance in completing assignments and project based on the syllabus.

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Module 1: Fundamentals of Computer Systems This module covers the essentials of computer hardware and software, focusing on number systems, data encodings, and propositional logic. Explanation of how computers represent and process data and how logical operations are implemented in hardware.

Number Systems

Data Encodings

Propositional Logic

Logic and Hardware

Module 2: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming This module introduces Java programming through object-oriented concepts, the Java Virtual Machine, and error handling. Students explore classes and objects using practical examples.

OOP Concepts

Java Virtual Machine

Errors and Exceptions

Module 3: Core Java Programming This module explores essential Java programming constructs, including data types, variables, expressions, control structures, methods, and constructors. Students learn to write structured, reusable code.

Primitive Types and Wrapper Classes

Variables and Expressions

Control Structures

Methods and Constructors

Module 4: Structured Data and Algorithms This module focuses on structured data types (arrays and strings) and algorithmic problem-solving. Students learn to manipulate data efficiently and implement algorithms like searching and sorting.

Arrays

Strings

Recursion

Algorithm Implementation

Module 5: Advanced Topics and Practical Applications This module covers file handling, packages, emerging trends, and ethical issues in computing. Students apply their knowledge through practical assignments and a project.

Input/Output and File Handling

Packages

Trends in Computing

Ethical Issues

Assistance in completing assignments and project based on the syllabus.

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Module 1: Fundamentals of Computer Systems
This module covers the essentials of computer hardware and software, focusing on number systems, data encodings, and propositional logic. Explanation of how computers represent and process data and how logical operations are implemented in hardware.

Module 2: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
This module introduces Java programming through object-oriented concepts, the Java Virtual Machine, and error handling. Students explore classes and objects using practical examples.

Module 3: Core Java Programming
This module explores essential Java programming constructs, including data types, variables, expressions, control structures, methods, and constructors. Students learn to write structured, reusable code.

Module 4: Structured Data and Algorithms
This module focuses on structured data types (arrays and strings) and algorithmic problem-solving. Students learn to manipulate data efficiently and implement algorithms like searching and sorting.

Module 5: Advanced Topics and Practical Applications
This module covers file handling, packages, emerging trends, and ethical issues in computing. Students apply their knowledge through practical assignments and a project.