Odisha CHSE +2 Vocational Information Technology study materials
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Odisha CHSE +2 Vocational Information Technology study plan

Odisha CHSE +2 Vocational Information Technology · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Computer Fundamentals and Hardware

  • Identify and explain the function of core internal components: CPU, motherboard, RAM, ROM, storage devices, SMPS, and expansion slots.

  • Classify input, output, and storage devices by their role and give one real example of each.

  • Describe the boot process from power-on to OS load, naming the roles of BIOS/UEFI, POST, and the bootloader.

  • Convert between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal and state typical storage unit values from bit to terabyte.

Your checkpoint

A one-page labelled block diagram of a computer system with a 150-word explanation of the boot sequence, checked against the textbook for accuracy.

Week 2

Operating Systems and File Management & Word Processing and Documentation

  • Compare the purpose and interface of Windows, Linux, and mobile OS in a short table of 4–5 criteria.

  • Perform and document file operations: create, rename, move, copy, delete, and restore from Recycle Bin, plus use search and file-extension display.

  • Format a 2-page document using styles, headings, page margins, page numbers, and a simple table of contents.

  • Insert and format a table, an image with text wrapping, and a header/footer in a word processor.

Your checkpoint

A formatted 2-page report (saved as PDF and DOCX) with title page, table of contents, one table, one image, and page numbers.

Week 3

Spreadsheets and Data Analysis

  • Enter and format a dataset with headers, data types, number formats, and freeze panes.

  • Write formulas using relative and absolute references and the functions SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, COUNTA, IF, and VLOOKUP.

  • Create a column chart and a pie chart from the dataset and label axes, title, and legend.

  • Apply sorting, filtering, and conditional formatting to highlight values above a threshold.

Your checkpoint

A spreadsheet workbook with 20+ records, 5 formulas including one IF and one VLOOKUP, one chart, and one conditional-formatting rule, submitted with a screenshot of the formulas view.

Week 4

Database Concepts and DBMS & Programming Fundamentals and Logic

  • Define DBMS, table, primary key, foreign key, and relationship, and draw an ER diagram for a small library or shop case.

  • Write and execute SQL statements for CREATE TABLE, INSERT, SELECT with WHERE, and simple UPDATE and DELETE.

  • Explain variables, data types, and the three basic control structures (sequence, selection, iteration) with one example each.

  • Trace a simple algorithm (sum of first n numbers, largest of three) and write its pseudocode and flowchart.

Your checkpoint

A single document containing an ER diagram, 6 working SQL statements with sample output, and pseudocode plus flowchart for two algorithms.

Week 5

Programming Fundamentals and Logic & Presentation Software and Multimedia

  • Write and run a short program (in any available language) that takes input, uses a loop and a conditional, and prints output.

  • Debug three given faulty code snippets by identifying syntax and logic errors.

  • Build a 6-slide presentation with a consistent theme, title slide, bullet content, one chart or table, and speaker notes.

  • Apply slide transitions and animations sparingly and export the presentation to PDF.

Your checkpoint

A working 30–40 line program with comments and sample output, plus a 6-slide presentation exported to PDF.

Week 6

Internet, Web Basics and Email

  • Explain the terms URL, HTTP/HTTPS, browser, web server, and search engine, and distinguish static from dynamic web pages.

  • Create a simple web page using HTML headings, paragraphs, lists, links, and one image.

  • Compose, send, and manage email: attach a file, use CC/BCC correctly, and create a signature and folder rule.

  • Identify common email threats (phishing, spam, attachments) and state two safe-practice rules for each.

Your checkpoint

A 3-page HTML file that opens in a browser with a working hyperlink and image, plus a screenshot of a sent email showing attachment, CC, and signature.

Week 7

Computer Networks and Security Basics

  • Distinguish LAN, WAN, MAN, and PAN and list the hardware needed for each (router, switch, hub, modem, NIC).

  • Explain IP address, DNS, and the client-server model at a basic level with one everyday example.

  • Define confidentiality, integrity, and availability and give one threat and one control for each.

  • Describe password hygiene, antivirus updates, firewall basics, and safe browsing in a checklist of at least 8 items.

Your checkpoint

A one-page network-and-security summary with a labelled LAN diagram and a 10-item personal cybersecurity checklist.

Week 8

Practical Work, Project and Employability Skills & Computer Fundamentals and Hardware & Spreadsheets and Data Analysis & Database Concepts and DBMS

  • Assemble a mini project that combines a spreadsheet dataset, a database table, and a short report or presentation.

  • Write a 1-page project report with aim, tools used, procedure, result, and limitations.

  • Draft a CV and a 150-word cover letter using word-processing formatting skills.

  • Complete two timed mixed-domain practice sets and review every wrong answer with the correct reason.

Your checkpoint

A submitted mini project folder (dataset, SQL file, report PDF, presentation) plus a formatted CV and a log of corrected mistakes from the practice sets.

Milestones

Week 2: Can label all major internal components from memory and produce a formatted 2-page document with table of contents without help.

Week 4: Can write 5 correct SQL statements and trace two algorithms on paper in under 30 minutes with no notes.

Week 6: Can create a working HTML page with a link and image, and explain the difference between HTTP and HTTPS and between CC and BCC.

Week 8: Mini project is complete and self-assessed against a checklist; two practice sets are done with a written error log and a score target of at least 70%.