National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) | Class XII Syllabus - Computer Science

Senior Secondary Course (Syllabus)
Computer Science

Lesson 1
Anatomy of a Digital Computer

• 1.1 Introduction
• 1.2 Objectives
• 1.3 Functions and Components of a Computer
  -- 1.3.1 How the CPU and Memory work
• 1.4 Input devices
  --1.4.1 Keyboard
  --1.4.2 Magnetic Ink character Recognition (MICR)
  --1.4.3 Optical mark recognition (OMR)
  --1.4.4 Bar Code Reader
  --1.4.5 Digitigng Tablet
  --1.4.6 Scanners
  --1.4.7 Mouse
  --1.4.8 Light Pen
  --1.4.9 Speech input devices
• 1.5 Memory Unit
  --1.5.1 Capacity of Primary Memory
• 1.6 Secondary Storage
  --1.6.1 Magnetic Tape
  --1.6.2 Magnetic Disk
  --1.6.3 Floppy Disk
  --1.6.4 Optical Disk
• 1.7 Output Device
  --1.7.1 Display Screen
  --1.7.2 Printer
  --1.7.3 Plotter
  --1.7.4 Sound Cards & Speaker
  --1.7.5 3 D - Audio
• 1.8 What do you have learnt
• 1.9 Terminal Questions
• 1.10 Feedback to In –Text Question

Lesson - 2
Data Processing Concept

• 2.1 Introduction.
• 2.2 Objectives
• 2.3 Data
• 2.4 Processing
• 2.5 Information
• 2.6 Data Processing Activities
• 2.7 The Data Processing Cycle
• 2.8 Computer Processing Operation
• 2.9 Data Processing Systems
• 2.10 Data Organisation
• 2.11 Variable and Fixed Length Records
• 2.12 Logical Versus Physical Records
• 2.13 What you have learnt
• 2.14 Terminal Questions
• 2.15 Feedback to In- Text Question

Lesson – 3
Computer Software

• 3.1 Introduction.
• 3.2 Objectives
• 3.3 Computer Language
• 3.4 Type of High –Level Language
• 3.5 Compilers and Interpreters
• 3.6 What is Software
• 3.7 Type of software
  --3.7.1 System software
  --3.7.2 Application Software
• 3.8 What do you have learn
• 3.9 Terminal Questions
• 3.10 Feedback to In-Text Question

Lesson – 4
Operating System

• 4.1 Introduction.
• 4.2 Objectives
• 4.3 Main features of Windows 98
  -- 4.3.1 Using the Mouse
• 4.4 The Symbol for Menu Commands
  --4.4.1 Desktop
  --4.4.2 Desktop Icon
• 4.5 Start Button and Taskbar
  --4.5.1 Programs Submenu
  --4.5.2 Favorites Submenu
  --4.5.3 Documents Submenu
  --4.5.4 Setting
  --4.5.5 Find
  --4.5.6 Help
  --4.5.7 Run
  --4.5.8 Shut Down
• 4.6 Window Explorer
• 4.7 Managing Files, Folders and Windows
  --4.7.1 Shortcuts
  --4.7.2 Windows Most Common
• 4.8 Sharing Folders and Printers
• 4.9 MS-DOS – Based Program
• 4.10 What You Have Learn
• 4.11 Terminal Question
• 4.12 Feedback to In-Text Question

Lesson – 5
Data Communication and Networking

• 1.1 Introduction
• 1.2 Objectives
• 1.3 Data Communication
• 1.4 Communication Protocol
• 1.5 Data Transmission Modes
• 1.6 Types of Communication Services
• 1.7 Communication Media
• 1.8 Computer Network
• 1.9 Types of Networks
• 1.10 Network Protocols
• 1.11 Network Architecture
• 1.12 Important terms used in Networking
• 1.13 What you have learn
• 1.14 Terminal Question
• 1.15 Feedback to In-Text Question

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National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) | Class XII Syllabus - Computer Science

Senior Secondary Course (Syllabus)
Computer Science

Lesson – 6
Fundamentals of Internet and Java Programming

• 6.1 Introduction
• 6.2 Objects
• 6.3 Internet – The History
• 6.4 Services of Internet – E-mail, FTP, Internet, WWW.
• 6.5 World Wide Web (WWW)
• 6.6 Java and C++
• 6.7 Characteristic of Java
• 6.8 How to Java ignores after Java
• 6.9 Software Business after Java3
• 6.10 Java and the Internet
• 6.11 What you have learnt
• 6.12 Terminal Questions
• 6.13 Feedback

Lesson – 7
Introduction to C++

• 1.1 Introduction
• 1.2 Objectives
• 1.3 C++ Character Set
• 1.4 Basic Data Types
  --1.4.1 Integer Type (int)
  --1.4.2 Floating Point type (float)
  --1.4.3 Character Type (char)
• 1.5 Tokens
  --1.5.1 Keyword
  --1.5.2 Identifiers
  --1.5.3 Literals
  --1.5.4 Punctuators
  --1.5.5 Operators
• 1.6 The Size of operator
• 1.7 The order of Precedence
• 1.8 Type conversion
• 1.9 Constants
• 1.10 Variables
• 1.11 Input/output (I/O)
• 1.12 Structure of C++ Program
• 1.13 What you have learnt
• 1.14 Terminal Question
• 1.15 Feedback to In-Text Question

Lesson - 8
General Concept of OOP

• 8.1 Introduction
• 8.2 Objectives
• 8.3 Object – Oriented Programming
• 8.4 Basic Concepts
  --8.4.1 Objects
  --8.4.2 Classes
  --8.4.3 Data Abstraction
  --8.4.4 Data Encapsulation
  --8.4.5 Modularity
  --8.4.6 Inheritance
  --8.4.7 Polymorphism
• 8.5 Benefits of OOP
• 8.6 Programming Applications of OPP
• 8.7 What you have learnt
• 8.8 Terminal Questions
• 8.9 Feedback to In-Text Question

Lesson – 9
Control Statements

• 9.1 Introduction
• 9.2 Objectives
• 9.3 Statements
• 9.4 Compound Statement
• 9.5 Null Statement
• 9.6 Conditional Statement
• 9.7 Loop Construct
• 9.8 Jump Statements
• 9.9 Exit ( ) function
• 9.10 What you have learnt
• 9.11 Terminal Question
• 9.12 Feedback to In-text Question

Lesson - 10
Functions

• 1.1 Introduction
• 1.2 Objectives
• 1.3 # Include Directive
• 1.4 Library Function
• 1.5 User defined C++ function
  --1.5.1 Function Prototype
  --1.5.2 Arguments to a function
  --1.5.3 Return type of a function
  --1.5.4 Global and local variables
  --1.5.5 Calling of function
• 1.6 Inline function
• 1.7 Function with default arguments
• 1.8 What you have learnt
• 1.9 Terminal questions
• 1.10 Feedback to In-text Question

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National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) | Class XII Syllabus - Computer Science

Senior Secondary Course (Syllabus)
Computer Science

Lesson – 11
Array

• 11.1 Introduction
• 11.2 Objectives
• 11.3 Initializations of one dimensional Array
• 11.4 Initialization of String
• 11.5 Processing an Array
• 11.6 Two dimensional Array
• 11.7 Terminal question
• 11.8 Feedback to In-Text question

Lesson 12
Structure, Type def & Enumerated Data Type

• 12.1 Introduction
• 12.2 Objective
• 12.3 Structure
• 12.4 Variable of the Structure
• 12.5 Accessing of data members
• 12.6 Structure variable in assignment statements
• 12.7 Structure within structure
• 12.8 Accessing nested structure members
• 12.9 Initializing nested structure
• 12.10 Typedef
• 12.11 Enumerated Data Type
• 12.12 What you have learnt
• 12.13 Terminal questions
• 12.14 Feedback to In-Text Question

Lesson – 13
Classes & Objects with Constructors / Destructors

• 13.1 Introduction
• 13.2 Objective
• 13.3 Structure
• 13.4 Class
  --13.4.1 Creating objects
  --13.4.2 Accessing class member
  --13.4.3 Member function
  --13.4.4 Nesting of member function
  --13.4.5 Memory allocation for objects
  --13.4.6 Array of object
• 13.5 Constructor
  --13.5.1 Default constructor
  --13.5.2 Parameterized constructors
  --13.5.3 Copy constructor
• 13.6 Constructor with default arguments
• 13.7 Destructor
• 13.8 What you have learnt
• 13.9 Terminal Question
• 13.10 Feedback to In-Text Question

Lesson – 14
Inheritance Extending Classes

• 14.1 Introduction
• 14.2 Objectives
• 14.3 Need for Inheritance
• 14.4 Different forms of inheritance
• 14.5 Defining derived class
• 14.6 Multiple inheritance
• 14.7 Visibility modes
• 14.8 Absent class
• 14.9 Virtual base class
• 14.10 What you have learnt
• 14.11 Terminal Questions
• 14.12 Feedback to In-Text Question

Lesson – 15
Pointer

• 15.1 Introduction
• 15.2 Objectives
• 15.3 Pointer
  --15.3.1 Pointer to Array
  --15.3.2 Pointer to string constant
  --15.3.3 Pointer to structure
  --15.3.4 Pointer to objects
• 15.4 This pointer
• 15.5 What you have learnt
• 15.6 Terminal Question
• 15.7 Feedback to In-Text Question

Lesson 16
Files

• 1.1 Introduction
• 1.2 Objectives
• 1.3 File
  --1.3.1 Opening a file
  --1.3.2 Open ( ) function
  --1.3.3 File pointers
  --1.3.4 The tellg ( ) and tellp ( ) function
  --1.3.5 Write ( ) and read ( ) functions
  --1.3.6 Close ( ) function
• 1.4 What you have learnt
• 1.5 Terminal Questions
• 1.6 Feedback to In-Text Question

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