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HSC Computer Science Syllabus 2019

HSC Computer Science Syllabus 2019

Computer SciencePaper I 


Operating system, services in 0.5, windows 98, Windows NT, LINUX, File systems, Multitasking, Multiprogramming, Memory Management, G.U.I., Security threats, computer Viruses, Worms, Security.


Introduction to data structure operation, Algorithmic notations, control structures, Arrays. Representation in memory, Transversing, Deleting, Sorting Printer array, Records in memory using, array. Linked list, Representation in memory.Trees, Binary trees. 


Introduction of C++, Arrays, Pointers, references, strings principle of object oriented programming, classes and object, constructors and destructors, operator overloading and type conversions, inheritance, virtual function and polymorphism class.


 Introduction to HTML, advantage and disadvantage of HTML, study of tags, < HEAD> ,
 <TITLE>, <BODY>, <P>, < BR>, <UL>, <OL>, <PRE>, <MARQUE>,
 STUDY OF FONTS-<B>,<I>,<U>,<BIG>, <SMALL>, <SUB>, <SUP>, <FONT>,
 STUDY OF TABLES -<TABLE>, <CAPTIONS>, <TR>, <TH>, <TD>
 STUDY OF IMAGE -HREF, HR, <IMG> SRC, ALT, HEIGHT, WIDTH, ALIGN
 Use of scripting.



 Introduction, evolution of Microprocessor, Block Diagram and Study of various block, generic microprocessor. Block diagram of 8085, Function of various pin of 8085, Features of 8085, Hardware and Software Interupts Registers, Flags, Register.


Addressing modes of 8085, programming model of 8085, Instruction groups, stack and stack pointer, assembly language programme.


Introduction to advanced Microprocessor, Introduction to X-86 family, Major attributes of the X-86 family, Block diagram of 8086, architecture of 8086, Feature of 8086, advantage of 8086.


Introduction, Architecture and Programming, 8051, Family, Application of Microcontroller, Features of 8051, Introduction of 8052, difference between 8051 & 8052.


Introduction of Network, Types, Types of Transmission Media, Network topologies, Protocol, Introduction to connectivity devices, Modem,Hub, Repeaters, Routers, Types of Cables, UTP, Optical Fiber Cable.
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