Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF IT-ITeS study materials
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Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF IT-ITeS study plan

Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF IT-ITeS · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Electronic spreadsheet: formulas, functions, charts, data sorting and filtering & Data entry, keyboarding skills, touch typing and office productivity tools

  • Build a four-sheet workbook that uses relative, absolute and mixed references to compute totals, percentages and growth rates with no hard-coded results.

  • Write nested IF, SUMIF, COUNTIF, ROUND and TEXT formulas to grade 20 student records and auto-flag pass or fail.

  • Apply VLOOKUP and INDEX-MATCH to pull marks from a separate lookup table, then repair three #N/A errors by checking data types and range boundaries.

  • Practise the home-row keys for 10 minutes daily and log speed and accuracy each day, aiming for 25 wpm at 92 percent accuracy by day seven.

Your checkpoint

A workbook named marks_analysis.xlsx with 4 sheets, at least 10 working formulas, one lookup table and a 7-day typing log showing baseline versus final wpm.

Week 2

Electronic spreadsheet: formulas, functions, charts, data sorting and filtering & Digital documentation: word processing, formatting, templates, mail merge and printing

  • Create column, pie and line charts from the week-1 workbook, add axis titles, data labels and legends, then move two charts to a dedicated chart sheet.

  • Sort a 50-row dataset on two levels, apply AutoFilter plus one custom numeric filter, and set the filtered result as the print range.

  • Format a three-page report in the word processor using heading styles, an automatic table of contents, headers, footers and page numbering.

  • Configure orientation, margins, print area and fit-to-page scaling, then export to PDF and compare the PDF against print preview.

Your checkpoint

A five-page formatted report saved as both .docx and PDF, with working auto table of contents, header/footer and correct page breaks, plus the chart sheet from goal one.

Week 3

Database management system: tables, keys, queries, forms and reports

  • Design three related tables with correct data types and assign a primary key to each and a foreign key to the child table.

  • Enforce referential integrity, then prove it works by attempting to delete a parent record and recording the exact error shown.

  • Write six SELECT queries using WHERE, ORDER BY, BETWEEN, IN and LIKE, including one calculated field and one alias.

  • Build a GROUP BY summary query with COUNT and SUM, and a second query that uses HAVING to filter the grouped result.

Your checkpoint

A database file containing three linked tables, enforced keys and seven saved queries, with each query result exported to a plain text file and pasted into one notes document.

Week 4

Database management system: tables, keys, queries, forms and reports & Programming fundamentals and logic building (Java / Python constructs, control flow, arrays)

  • Create a keyboard-driven data-entry form with bound controls and a grouped report that sorts on one field and totals a numeric field.

  • Write five pseudocode solutions with matching flowcharts for sequence, selection and iteration problems, and dry-run each with sample values.

  • Code in Java or Python a program that reads five marks, computes the average and prints a grade using if-else-if ladder logic.

  • Test both programs against three input sets, including one invalid entry, and note how each handled the bad input.

Your checkpoint

A database form and grouped report that open without errors, plus two runnable programs with outputs and five flowcharts compiled into one PDF portfolio section.

Week 5

Programming fundamentals and logic building (Java / Python constructs, control flow, arrays)

  • Implement for, while and do-while loops to solve multiplication table, factorial and digit-sum problems, tracing each with a dry-run table of variable values.

  • Declare, initialise and traverse one-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays, then write programs to find the largest element and reverse an array in place.

  • Code linear search and bubble sort on an array of ten numbers and count the comparisons each makes on the same input.

  • Debug three faulty programs by reading the compiler or interpreter messages, correcting syntax errors first and logic errors second.

Your checkpoint

A programming_lab folder holding eight working programs, each with its dry-run table, plus a ten-entry error log listing the bug, the message and the fix.

Week 6

Digital documentation: word processing, formatting, templates, mail merge and printing & Web design fundamentals and digital presentation: HTML, multimedia, slideshows

  • Run a mail merge from a spreadsheet data source to 15 recipients using three merge fields, a conditional greeting line and one filtered subset.

  • Save the merged output as individual documents and print two records to PDF to confirm field placement and no blank lines.

  • Create a reusable template with saved styles, placeholder text and a fixed header so a new letter can be produced in under two minutes.

  • Hand-code an HTML page with doctype, head, headings, paragraphs, an image, an ordered list and a hyperlink, then verify correct tag nesting and closing.

Your checkpoint

A 15-record merged letter set, one reusable template file and a browser-tested index.html page whose tags all open and close correctly.

Week 7

Web design fundamentals and digital presentation: HTML, multimedia, slideshows & Data entry, keyboarding skills, touch typing and office productivity tools

  • Build a six-slide presentation on a slide master with a consistent theme, one native chart, one inserted image and speaker notes for every slide.

  • Add transitions and entrance animations, set automatic slide timings, and rehearse the deck aloud to finish under four minutes.

  • Embed an audio narration or a video file plus an external hyperlink, then test both in full-screen slideshow mode on the exam-style setup.

  • Complete a one-page data-entry exercise at 30 wpm with 95 percent accuracy and fill 20 form fields using only Tab, Enter, arrow keys and Ctrl shortcuts.

Your checkpoint

A six-slide deck exported as both PDF and handout, with a tested multimedia element, plus a typing test report showing at least 30 wpm and 95 percent accuracy.

Week 8

Introduction to the IT-ITeS Industry, its sub-sectors, job roles and career pathways & Employability skills, workplace safety, green IT practices, communication and entrepreneurship & Practical work, project, portfolio and viva voce

  • Map the IT-ITeS sub-sectors to six job roles, stating the NSQF level, entry qualification, core skill and next promotion step for each.

  • Explain ergonomic workstation setup, electrical and fire safety steps, and four green IT practices covering e-waste, power management, duplex printing and recycling in a one-page note.

  • Draft a 60-second self-introduction and a one-page CV targeted at a data-entry operator or junior developer opening.

  • Assemble the portfolio from weeks 1 to 7 with a three-line reflection per artifact and rehearse answers to six likely viva questions without notes.

Your checkpoint

A ten-page PDF portfolio with cover page, five artifacts and reflections, a CV and a one-page industry-career map, plus a recorded three-minute mock viva.

Milestones

Week 2: Charted and filtered workbook plus formatted report both open cleanly; score at least 70 percent on a self-made 20-question test covering spreadsheet functions and word-processing formatting.

Week 4: Database with three related tables, enforced keys, seven queries, one form and one report runs without errors; two programs compile and give correct output on all three test input sets.

Week 6: Mail merge of 15 records completes with no missing or shifted fields; the HTML page passes a tag-nesting check; typing speed has reached at least 25 wpm.

Week 8: Score at least 60 percent on a full-length timed mock paper across all nine domains, portfolio is complete, and the three-minute viva is delivered without referring to notes.