CBSE Class 10 Information Technology (IT) 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 10 Information Technology (IT) covers

The course follows the full syllabus, 5 units.

• Part A, Employability Skills
  Communication Skills-II; Self-Management Skills-II; Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Skills-II; Entrepreneurial Skills-II
• Unit 1: Digital Documentation (Advanced) using LibreOffice Writer
  Introduction to Styles, page, paragraph, character, frame, list and table styles; Styles and Formatting window; Fill Format mode; Creating a new style (From Selection, Drag-and-Drop); updating styles; loading styles from a template/document; Working with Images, insert, drag-and-drop, copy-paste, linking
• Unit 2: Electronic Spreadsheet (Advanced) using LibreOffice Calc
  Analyse data, consolidating data; groups and subtotals; What-if analysis, What-if scenarios, What-if Analysis Tool (Scenario Manager); Goal Seek and Solver for decision-making; Using Macros, recording, running, creating and organising a simple macro
• Unit 3: Database Management System using LibreOffice Base
  Introduction to DBMS, data and information, databases and DBMS, advantages of databases; Data models, hierarchical, network and relational; RDBMS terminology and objects; keys (primary, foreign); Starting with LibreOffice Base, data types, user interface, opening a database; Creating and saving tables (using wizard and design view); setting a primary key; entering, navigating, editing, sorting and deleting data
• Unit 4: Maintain Healthy, Safe and Secure Working Environment
  Health, Safety and Security at the Workplace, policies, procedures and reasons for safety programs; Workplace hazards, physical, electrical, fire and health hazards; hazards using computers; handling office equipment; stress at work; hazard control and safety checklist; Workplace Quality Measures, air and water quality monitoring; office ergonomics; computer health and safety tips; musculoskeletal problems and reducing visual/health risks; Prevent Accidents and Emergencies, identifying accidents and emergencies; company policies; types of accidents; handling accidents; first aid, electrical safety and evacuation procedures; fire prevention

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Students from around Delhi

A student anywhere in Delhi can take CBSE Class 10 Information Technology (IT) 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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