CLASS X Project Works - For Students
CLASS X Project Works - For Students
CLASS X Project Works - For Students
INTRODUCTION:
Write what a political party is and what are the different types of political parties:-national, regional etc.
give a brief account on at least five major parties in your area.
BODY:
As an aspiring politician you want to start a new political party what is the name of the party going to be and
what is its symbol and slogan going to be. What are the reasons that made you decide that you want to start
the party.
How are you going to educate and make the people of your area aware of your new party.
What is your party’s manifesto going to be [ things that you will do if your party comes to power]
What are the problems that you feel might come on your way.
CONCLUSION:
Write why is it necessary for the youths to take active part in politics to build a new and better India.
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
GUIDE LINES FOR PREPARING A PROJECT
The project has to be done in Oxford File
Make Cover Page
Make Index of programs with page number
Write Introduction
Write the program along with comments, variable description & output
Give the Conclusion & Acknowledgement
1) Write a Java program to input a number as parameter and check whether it is a Duck Number or not.
A Duck number is a number which has zeroes present in it, but there should be no zero present at the
beginning of the number. For example 3210, 7056, 8430709 are duck numbers whereas 0827, 0409 are
not.
Input a number : 3210
Result : Duck number
2) Write a program to input a number and check if it is a Kaprekar Number or not. A non-negative integer is
called Kaprekar Number if its square can be split into two parts that add up to the original number For
instance, 45 is a Kaprekar number because, square of 45 is 2045 and 20 + 25 = 45.
3) Write a program using nested loop to print the following left aligned pattern:
13579
3579
579
79
9
4) Write a program using nested loop to print the following right aligned pattern:
8
68
468
2468
6) Write a program to calculate the sum of the numbers in the series mentioned below:
( )
+ +
7) Write a program to calculate the sum of the numbers in the series mentioned below:
s=1+(1+2)+(1+2+3)+(1+2+3+4)+(1+2+3+...+n)
8) A daily waged laborer is paid as per the following criteria: -
No. of hours Wage
First 8 hours Rs 40/- per hour
Next 2 hours Rs 50/- per hour
Next 2 hours Rs 60/- per hour
Anything beyond Rs 70/- per hour
Using Scanner class, write a program to input number of hours worked and calculate the daily wage of a
worker based on the above mentioned criteria.
Note : Care must be taken that working extra time beyond 14 hr. is not permissible.
9) Write a program using ‘switch – case’ to determine if a number is even or odd. If found to be even then
print the factors of that number and their sum else if it is an odd number then print the first 5 multiples of
it and their sum. For e.g.
Number = 24
Result = Even
Factors = 1 2 3 4 6 8 12 24
Sum = 60
10) In an office there are three grades of employees, namely grade ‘A’, grade ‘B’ and ‘C’. Calculate the
bonus obtained by them as per the following rules: -
For grade ‘A’: Bonus=10% of pay
For grade ‘B’: Bonus=12% of pay, subject to a maximum of Rs 2500/-
( Note : Nobody in this grade gets a bonus which is above Rs 2500/- )
For grade ‘C’: Pay Bonus
Upto Rs 5000/- 5% of the pay
5001 - 8000 7 % of the pay
Above Rs 8000/- 10% of the pay
Write a program using ‘switch – case’ to calculate and print the bonus obtained by an employee.
11) Write a program in Java to input a number and print the sum of the first three multiples of all the
digits present in it. For e.g.
Input: -
Number = 64
Output: -
1st 3 multiples of 4 are = 4, 8, 12
st
1 3 multiples of 6 are = 6, 12, 18
Total = 4 + 8 + 12 + 6 + 12 + 18
= 60
Note : Use a ‘while’ or ‘do – while’ loop to do the program.
12) Write a program in Java to calculate the amount of commission of a salesman (in Rs) based on
his/her sales figure mentioned hereunder: -
Sales Commission
Upto Rs 2000 No commission
Rs 2001 – Rs 20,000 5%
Rs 20,001 – Rs 50,000 10%
Above Rs 50,000 15%
For e.g. if the salesman shows a sale figure of Rs 40,000 the commission amount will be:
× 40,000
= Rs 4,000
13) Using ‘while or do-while loop’, write a program to input any number and check if it is a Neon
Number or not. The number should be input using Scanner class.
In a Neon Number, the sum of the digits of a number's square is equal to the number itself.
For e.g.,
Number =9
Square = 81
Sum of the digits = 8+1
=9
14) Use Scanner class to write a program to input any five numbers and find the average. If the average
is a decimal number then print the sum of the first three numbers else if it is a whole number then find
the sum of the last three numbers. For e.g.
Input:
Numbers: 25 34 18 11 61
Output :
Total : 149
Average : 29.8
Since, the average is a decimal number, hence the sum of the first three numbers are,
Sum : 25 + 34 + 18
= 77
15) Using Scanner class, write a program to input two numbers and check if they are co-prime numbers
or not. Co-prime numbers are those which do not have any common factor other than 1.
For e.g. 18 and 25
Factors of 18 = 1 2 3 6 9 18
Factors of 25 = 1 5 25
Common factor =1
Hence, 18 and 25 are co-prime numbers co-prime
LITERATURE IN ENGLISH
Topics
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE:
Comment on the friendship between Antonio and Bassanio based on ACT-I.
SHORT STORIES:
Bring out the comic elements in the story ‘A Horse and Two Goats’.
POEM:
How is the poem ‘Television’ relevant in today’s world?
GUIDE LINES FOR PREPARING THE PROJECT
Index: 1 page (as a whole for all the three topics)
Introduction: 1 page for each topic
Conclusion: 1 page for each topic
Acknowledgement: 1 page (as a whole for all the three topics)
Bibliography: 1 page (as a whole for all the three topics)
The main body of each topic can be written in maximum 4 pages.
MATHEMATICS
1) Topics : ( Student can attempt any Two )
1) Survey of a class of students – height, weight, number of family member, pocket money, etc.
OBSERVATION: Name of any 10 students
Observation table for individual students
name height weight Family Pocket money
member
Comparative study on number family members of students using bar graph
5) Verify that exterior angle is equal to sum of interior opposite angles of a triangle
OBSERVATION: Using cutouts of interior angle and exterior angle of a triangle
6) Verify experimentally three different criteria for congruency of triangles using different
triangular cut out shapes.
OBSERVATION: Using cutouts of two different triangles of same dimensions
GEOGRAPHY
(STUDENTS HAVE TO DO ALL THE THREE PROJECTS IN ONE FILE)
2) Drawing and recognising forms of important contours, viz, valley, ridges, types of
slopes, conical hill, plateaus, escarpment, sea cliff.
(Students will draw contour patterns for each landform and write in short about each one of them).
ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS
Topic: Definitions of economics and basic economic entities
1. Keynes definition of economics is much more practical and comprehensive compared to the previous
definitions of economics- elaborate your point of view on the statement.
Introduction - definition of economics as given by Keynes.
2. Compare and contrast between wealth, welfare and scarcity definitions of Economics.
Introduction- What is Economics and what are economic and non-economic activities?
Types of definitions:
a) Wealth definition
b) Welfare definition
c) Scarcity definition
Conclusion- What is learnt from the project? Which of the above definitions can be considered superior
to the other two?
3. Identify economic entities and write their functions.
Introduction- What is an economic entity and write its characteristics?
Briefly explain with examples.
Types of economic entities:
a. Consumers
b. Producers
c. Household
d. Government
Functions of different economic entities write point wise briefly.
Conclusion- What have we learnt from this project?
GUIDE LINES FOR PREPARING A PROJECT
Index: 1 page (as a whole for all the three topics)
Introduction: 1 page for each topic
Main Body
Conclusion
Acknowledgement: 1 page (as a whole for all the three topics)
Bibliography: 1 page (as a whole for all the three topics)
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