Haryana BSEH Secondary NSQF IT-ITeS case studies
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The BSEH Secondary NSQF Information Technology / IT-enabled Services (IT-ITeS) subject is the vocational IT option offered by the Haryana Board of School Education as part of the National Skills Qualification Framework at Level 2. It is designed for Class 10 students who want a school qualification that also carries recognised entry-level workplace skills, rather than a purely academic route. The Haryana BSEH Secondary NSQF IT-ITeS case studies are 5 cases and about 4,121 words.
1The 48 Report Cards: Leading Zeros, Zero Totals and a Mail Merge
Renu is the office clerk at a government senior secondary school in Haryana. She keeps the Class 10 internal assessment marks in a spreadsheet on the office computer, which runs a free office suite and has no internet connection.
815 words, about 4 min2Thirty Minutes Before the Batch: A Lab Full of Symptoms
Sunita runs a small ITeS training centre in a two-room building with 12 desktop computers running Windows 10 (4 GB RAM, 500 GB hard disk). A batch of 20 students arrives for a practical class in 30 minutes, and the centre has no internet connection.
820 words, about 4 min3One Password, Three Accounts, and Three Messages
Ankit, a Class 10 student in Rohtak, uses one password, "ankit123", for his email, his Facebook account and the school result portal. He studies at a cyber café twice a week because his home has no computer.
833 words, about 4 min4Three Staff, One Spreadsheet, Two Rahul Sharmas
A coaching centre in Panchkula teaches 300 students in 6 batches. All records are kept by the owner, Mr Verma, in a single spreadsheet with the columns: Student Name, Father's Name, Mobile, Batch, Admission Date, Total Fee, Fee Paid, Fee Due and Remarks.
808 words, about 4 min522 MB, a 10 MB Inbox and a Suspicious Download Page
Priya, a Class 12 student in Hisar, has to submit a 22 MB video project to her IT teacher before 5 p.m. The school email account allows attachments up to 10 MB, and the school Wi-Fi drops every few minutes.
845 words, about 4 min