a. Elements of Computer System, Hardware & Software
b. Block diagram of a computer, CPU, Memory, Input/Output devices
c. Mouse and Keyboard
d. Using a mouse (single and double click and their functions)
e. Printers, Scanners, Multi-functional Printer
f. UPS, Generator
g. CD, DVD, USB Drives (Flash / Pen Drives)
h. Networking devices – Switch, LAN Cable

a. Start, Shutdown and Restart
b. Desktop, Icons, Recycle Bin, My Computer, My Documents
c. Minimizing, Maximizing, Resizing and Closing Windows
d. Files and folders, directory tree, drives
e. Copying / Moving files between folders and drives
f. Renaming, Deleting files & folders
g. Searching, Finding files & folders
h. Launching and closing an application
i. Taskbar – Setting up / changing date and time,etc

a. Creating a new word document
b. Opening an existing document, Editing and Saving a document
c. Typing a text, deleting, inserting, finding, replacing, copying and moving text
d. Justifying texts
e. Bold, Italics, Underline, Strike, Double Strike and Colouring text
f. Selecting Font and Font Sizes
g. Formatting page, margins, page size, portrait and landscape
h. Inserting symbols & pictures
i. Using Bullet Lists
j. Using and manipulating tables, inserting / deleting of rows and columns
k. Sorting tables
l. Using Header and footer, Inserting Page number
m. Changing character width and line spacing
n. Printing of a document, Using print preview
o. Copy / moving text between two different documents
p. Typing More than one language in the same text
q. Shortcuts for various activities in MS Word

a. Creating a new worksheet
b. Opening an existing worksheet
c. Editing and Saving a worksheet
d. Creating, Renaming and Deleting worksheets in a workbook
e. Types of data (Numeric, text etc.)
f. Entering in a cell
g. Manipulation of a cell, row and column (deleting, inserting, finding, replacing, copying and moving)
h. Justifying in a cell, Merging cells and columns
i. Addition, Subtraction and using formula
j. Selecting Font and Font Sizes
k. Using and manipulating tables, inserting / deleting of rows and columns
l. Sorting Columns
m. Using Header and footer, Inserting Page number
n. Border and Shading of cells, rows and columns
o. Formatting page, margins, page size, portrait and landscape
p. Selecting area for printing, Printing of a worksheet and workbooks, Using print preview
q. Copy / moving text between two different worksheets and workbooks
r. Using Chart Wizard, Creation of different types of charts
s. Shortcuts for various activities in MS Excel

a. Creating a new presentation
b. Opening an existing presentation
c. Editing and Saving a presentation
d. Formatting Presentation – Slide layout, Slide Design, Slide background
e. Inserting symbols, chart, tables, pictures, videos and audios
f. Inserting page number, date and time
g. Different types of views
h. Preparing for a slide show – animation schemes
i. Printing slides, handout and notes pages

a. Introduction to Internet
b. Searching the web
c. Emailing

1. Basics of Information Technology 2. Cyber safety
3. Office Tools
4. Scratch/Python
5. Lab Exercises

1. Computer Components and Interconnection 2. Advance GIMP
3. Advanced HTML
4. Network Security
CBSE Sample Papers
Model Test Papers

1. Hardware Concepts
2. Software Concepts
3. Getting Started wih Programming using IDE
4. Programming Fundamentals
5. Flow of Control
6. Java IDE Programming-I
7. Java IDE Programming-II
8. Java IDE Programming-III
9. Programming Guidelines
10. DBMS Concepts
11. Introduction to MySQL
12. Simple Queries in SQL
13. MySQL Fnctions
14. Table Creation and Data Manipulation
15. IT Applications
Model Test Papers

1. Computer Overview
2. Software Concepts
3. Data Representation
4. Microprocessor Basics and Memory Concepts
5. General OOP Concepts
6. Getting Started With C++
7. Data Handling
8. Operators and Expressions in C++
9. C++ latest standards
10. Flow of Control
11. Functions
12. Structured Data Types: Arrays
13. Structures
14. Programming Methodologies
Model Test Papers

1. Networkng and Open Standards
2. Java GUI Programming
3. Database Connectivity to MySQL
4. Web Application Development
5. Relational Database Management System
6. IT Applications
Viva Voce
Project Development
CBSE Sample Papers
Model Test Papers

1. C++ Revision Tour
2. Object Oriented Programming
3. Function Overloading
4. Classes and Objects
5. Constructors and Destructors
6. Inheritance
7. Data File Handling
8. Pointers
9. Arrays
10. Linked Lists, Stacks and Queues
11. Database Concepts
12. Structured Query Language
13. Boolean Algebra
14. Communication Technologies
Viva Voce
Project Development
CBSE Sample Papers
Model Test Papers

1. Introduction and Overview
2. Data Types
3. Operators
4. OOPs 5. The "IF" Statement
6. Loop Types
7. Functions
8. Arrays
9. Strings
10. Pointers
11. Structures
12. Classes and Objects
13. Inheritance
14. File Handling
15. Templates
16. Exception Handling

JAVA BASICS
1. Introduction and Overview
2. Classes and Objects
3. Data Types
4. Operators
5. The "IF" Statement
6. Loop Types
7. Methods
8. Arrays
9. Strings
10. Packages and Interfaces
11. Inner Classes
12. Inheritance
13. Multithreading
14. Exception Handling
15. Applets Basics
JAVA ADVANCE
1. The Applet Class
2. Event Handling
3. Introduction to AWT(Abstract Window Toolkit)
4. Swings
5. Servelets
6. Data Base Connectivity
Personal Project

1. Introduction and Overview
2. Data Types
3. Operators
4. OOPs 5. The "IF" Statement
6. Loop Types
7. Functions
8. Strings
9. Lists and Tupples
10.Exception Handling
11.Classes and Objects
12.Database Access
13.Multithreading
14.XML Processing
15.GUI Programming

1. Introduction to HTML
2. Working with HTML 5
3. Cascading Style Sheets(CSS)
4. CSS 3
5. Scripting using JavaScript (JS)
6. JQuery
7. Introduction to Bootstrap
8. Working with Bootstrap 3
9. Database Connectivity using PHP
10. AJAX

1. Introduction and Overview
2. Android Architecture
3. Application Components
4. Intents andd Intent Filters
5. Resources
6. Activities
7. Services
8. Broadcast Receivers
9. Content Providers
10.Fragments
11.Android GUI Layout
12.Location Based Services
13.Sending Emails, SMS, Phone Calls

1. Introduction and Overview
2. DBMS Architecture
3. Data Models
4. Data Schemas
5. Introduction to MySQL
6. MySQL Queries
7. Entity Relationship Diagram(ERD)
8. Relation Database Model
9. Storage Systems
10.Database Joins

1. Economy Opportunity. In the wake of an unstable U.S. economy, many immigrants are now looking to other countries for new opportunities.
2. Cultural Diversity. Canada has a strong reputation for its openness to immigrants.
3. Superior Education. Immigrant parents value a high level of education for their children.
4. Immigrant parents value a high level of education for their children. Canada’s affordable education system has contributed to its appeal to immigrants.
5. It is considered one of the best educational systems in the world, and is easily accessible due to its affordable costs.

1. Australia has the third highest number of international students in the world behind the UK and US even though we have a much smaller population than those countries.
2. Australians pride themselves on perfecting a work-life balance. With a strong economy and low unemployment rate (around 5%) Australia is a good place to find a new job.
3. Australia has the lowest population density of any continent in the world with only 6.4 people per square mile.
4. Australia has one of the most efficient healthcare systems in the world. Medicare provides basic health cover for all Australians and there is a private healthcare system as well.
5. Australians have a reputation for being laid back and friendly and what’s more it is actually true.

1. Immigration services.
2. Lawful Immigration.
3. Residence permit.
4. Most popular cities by population.
5. The law currently provides three major grounds for doing so: Starting a business in Poland, getting an education or getting a job.

1. Get a career. And a life. New Zealand's work-life balance is envied around the world.
2. Working hard and getting ahead is important to us. We’re a well-developed, well connected country with all sorts of opportunities to advance your career.
3. Less pressure on space and natural resources means we don’t have the pollution, congestion and health issues that you often find elsewhere.
4. One of the largest global surveys voted New Zealand the 6th best place in the world for expatriates.
5. Smaller, less crowded cities and towns make getting to and from work much easier. Expect to leave home at a decent hour, and arrive back with time to achieve something in the evening.

1. A place of peaceful living.
2. Easy connectivity with other countries.
3. Well developed infrastructure of airports, highways and seaports.
4. Malaysian goverment practices liberal investments and tax policies.
5. Malaysia is one of the most attractive business destinations for setting up regional bases among the Asean countries, with its business friendly environment, well-skilled workforce and competitive cost structures, according to a survey by the Malaysia-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MGCC).

1. From 2010 to 2016, an estimated annual average of 495,000 non-British citizens moved to the UK with the intention of staying for 12 months or longer.
2. Economic and labour market factors are a major driver of international migration and work is currently the main reason for migration to the UK.
3. The UK has relatively high numbers of migrants in comparison to other EU countries, but has neither the highest in absolute terms nor the biggest share of migrants in the population..
4. Income inequality in the UK over the past decades also appears to have played a role in attracting high-skilled immigrants, because it means that these people can often command high incomes in the UK.
5. Because the UK is one of the EU’s most populous countries it is perhaps not surprising that it has a larger number of migrants than smaller member states. The share of migrants in the population can be a more useful measure than absolute numbers when looking at the role of migration in a given country.

1. Immigration begins to increase in the late teens and continues through early adulthood, which means that there are proportionally many fewer immigrant children currently in the school system.
2. Immigrant and native-born populations become more equal as age increases, especially regarding education and income.
3. Immigrant populations are about 1% more female than male, which is likely due to the United States’ preference for admission of women and children for refugees and other distressed populations
4. Immigrants are more likely to collect SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits.

1. There are many schools, colleges, and universities for those who do well academically. For those good in sports, there is even a sports school to nurture and train them.
2. Besides these schools, there are also several polytechnics and institutions to equip students with specialised skills.
3. Making use of the geographical location of Singapore, many big and small organisations set up bases here to have access to other parts of Asia and Middle East. It is being used as a “Gateway”.
4. Even companies from China are setting up offices here to access markets in U.S.A and Europe.
5. What makes Singapore so attractive to live in is its peaceful environment.