CBSE Class 9 Computer Applications Classes in Delhi

Is this course right for a Delhi student?

Delhi is overwhelmingly a CBSE city, with ICSE/ISC and Cambridge schools alongside, so most Delhi students are an exact fit for this course.

What CBSE Class 9 Computer Applications covers

The course follows the full syllabus, 4 units.

• Unit 1: Basics of Information Technology
  Computer Systems: characteristics of a computer; components, CPU, memory, storage devices, I/O devices; Memory: primary memory (RAM and ROM) and secondary memory; Storage devices: hard disk, CD ROM, DVD, pen/flash drive, memory stick; I/O devices: keyboard, mouse, monitor, printer, scanner, web camera
• Unit 2: Cyber-safety
  Safely browsing the web and using social networks: identity protection; Proper usage of passwords, privacy, confidentiality of information; Cyber stalking and reporting cybercrimes; Malware: viruses, adware
• Unit 3: Office Tools
  Word processor: create and save a document; Edit and format text, text style (B, I, U), font type/size/colour, alignment, paragraph and line spacing, headers/footers, page numbering, spell and grammar check, subscript/superscript, symbols, print preview and print; Insert pictures, page settings, bullets and numbering, borders and shading, tables (insert/delete rows and columns, merge and split cells); Auto-format, track changes, review comments, drawing tools, shapes and mathematical symbols
• Unit 4: Lab Exercises (Practical)
  Browser settings for a secure connection; Operating system: navigate the file system using mouse and keyboard; Word processing: create text documents, a letter, report, and greeting card; documents with figures; a document in an Indian language other than English; Create presentations with animation, images, and sound effects on text and pictures

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Students from around Delhi

A student anywhere in Delhi can take CBSE Class 9 Computer Applications with us — Anthony, Dwarka, Frank or Greater included — because the class is online and there is no centre to travel to. Delhi sits in Delhi, where the CBSE-affiliated schools (CBSE) runs alongside the national boards, so we are asked about both.

How Delhi students attend

Every class is live at Indian Standard Time, in a small batch or one-to-one. Nothing is pre-recorded, so a student in Delhi asks questions in the moment, exactly as they would in a classroom. Recordings are provided for revision only.

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