CDC Verified Syllabus
Elective II · Technical · CODE: 702

Computer Science

10 chapters · CDC Syllabus 2081/2082 · 150 Solved Model Questions · 50 Marks Preparation Guide

A
Multiple Choice
10 Marks (10 × 1)
B
Short Questions
20 Marks (10 × 2)
C
Long Questions
20 Marks (5 × 4)

About these Computer Science notes

Class 10 Computer Science is an elective, but the questions are not guesswork: the paper follows the syllabus closely and rewards students who have actually written code rather than only read about it. These notes therefore treat the six Python chapters as the centre of the subject, because Python carries the most marks. The chapters move deliberately from basics through user-defined functions, modules and packages, error handling, file handling, and data visualisation, so each one builds on the last instead of restarting from hello world. The algorithms and syntax are shown in full, and where a line has a specific purpose it is explained rather than assumed.

Network and telecommunication covers how data actually travels between machines, and the database management system chapter covers relational modelling with normalisation and SQL, which is examined directly. Multimedia technology covers the file formats, compression and tools behind images, audio and video. The final chapter on contemporary technologies introduces artificial intelligence and robotics at the level the syllabus expects, including where each is used and what its limitations are. Every chapter includes solved questions with the code and the explanation of the code, so a wrong answer can be traced back to a specific line rather than a general feeling that Python is difficult.

What you'll cover

  • Python basics and user-defined functions
  • Modules, packages and libraries
  • Error handling and file handling
  • Data visualisation in Python
  • Computer networks and telecommunication
  • Database management systems and SQL
  • Multimedia technology
  • AI and robotics

Curriculum Roadmap

Showing 5 of 10 modules
01

Computer Network And Telecommunication

Weightage: 11 Marks · Unit 1CDC High Yield

Network types and architectures, topologies, transmission media, connectors, network devices, and telecommunication terms.

40 min notes· 26 questions· ~14 hrs curriculum
02

Database Management System

Weightage: 8 Marks · Unit 2CDC High Yield

DBMS concepts, data types, tables, queries, forms, reports, relationships, primary keys, and RDBMS.

36 min notes· 22 questions· ~10 hrs curriculum
03

Multimedia Technology

Weightage: 8 Marks · Unit 3

Multimedia components, image/sound/video file formats, color models, and authoring tools.

28 min notes· 18 questions· ~10 hrs curriculum
04

Python Programming

Weightage: 12 MarksUnit 04CDC High Yield

Sub-chapters a), b), c), d), e), f) · ~16 hrs curriculum · 134 solved questions

  • a)

    Basics of Python

    Weightage: 3 Marks · Unit 4High Yield
    42 min notes· 28 questions· ~4 hrs
  • b)

    User Defined Functions

    Weightage: 2 Marks · Unit 4High Yield
    34 min notes· 24 questions· ~3 hrs
  • c)

    Modules, Packages & Libraries

    Weightage: 2 Marks · Unit 4High Yield
    38 min notes· 26 questions· ~3 hrs
  • d)

    Error Handling

    Weightage: 1 Mark · Unit 4
    26 min notes· 16 questions· ~1 hrs
  • e)

    File Handling

    Weightage: 2 Marks · Unit 4High Yield
    30 min notes· 20 questions· ~3 hrs
  • f)

    Introduction to Data Visualization

    Weightage: 2 Marks · Unit 4High Yield
    30 min notes· 20 questions· ~2 hrs
05

Contemporary Technologies (AI & Robotics)

Weightage: 11 Marks · Unit 5CDC High Yield

Artificial Intelligence, robotics, IoT, cloud computing, cyber security, and emerging tech — uses and impacts.

32 min notes· 24 questions· ~14 hrs curriculum
Computer Science · Official Exam Blueprint 2081/2082
Key Exam Statistics

Full marks, time, and curriculum load at a glance.

50
Full Marks

Theory: 50 Marks · Optional II (Technical)

2 Hours
Total Exam Time

Official 50-mark question-paper duration

64 Hours
Curriculum Working Hours

≈ 5 periods per week across the grade 10 year

Question Categories and Mark Weightages (Theory)

The 50-mark written paper across three question types.

The specification grid divides the 50-mark written question paper into Multiple Choice, Short, and Long questions across five units:

Question CategoryMarks per QuestionNo. of QuestionsTotal MarksDomain Description
Multiple Choice Question (MCQ)1 Mark1010 MarksKnowledge and Recall
Short Question (SQ)2 Marks1020 MarksUnderstanding and Application
Long Question (LQ)4 Marks520 MarksApplication & Higher Ability
TOTAL25 Questions50 Marks
Question Composition by Unit

Which unit produces which question types.

Each unit targets a fixed mix of MCQ, Short, and Long questions. Python and AI units dominate the Short questions; every unit contributes exactly one Long question except the network unit's single Long construction.

UnitMCQ (1 Mark)Short (2 Marks)Long (4 Marks)Total QuestionsUnit Marks
1. Computer Network and Communication321611
2. Database Management System21148
3. Multimedia21148
4. Programming in Python231612
5. AI and Contemporary Technologies131511
TOTAL101052550
Chapter-Wise Breakdown and Estimates

Five units, 64 working hours, and where the marks fall.

Marks and hours below are unit totals from the official grid; the per-topic/part numbers are estimated splits of those totals to guide revision time allocation.

🖧 Computer Networking & Communication

11 Marks~14 Hours

Fundamentals of data communication — network types and applications, topologies, transmission media and connectors, network devices, and telecommunication.

MCQ 3 · Short 2 · Long 1 = 6 questions

  • Network Types & Applications

    LAN, PAN, MAN, WAN and network applications.

    3 Marks
    ~4 Hours
  • Topologies & Transmission Media

    Bus, star, ring, hybrid topologies; guided and unguided media, connectors.

    4 Marks
    ~5 Hours
  • Network Devices & Telecommunication

    Hub, switch, router, modem, gateway; telecommunication terms.

    4 Marks
    ~5 Hours

🗄️ Database Management System

8 Marks~10 Hours

Relational database concepts — DBMS vs RDBMS, data types, tables, queries, keys and relationships, forms and reports.

MCQ 2 · Short 1 · Long 1 = 4 questions

  • DBMS Fundamentals

    DBMS vs RDBMS, advantages, data types.

    3 Marks
    ~4 Hours
  • Tables, Keys & Relationships

    Records, fields, primary key, foreign key, cardinality and relationships.

    3 Marks
    ~4 Hours
  • Queries, Forms & Reports

    SELECT/INSERT queries, form and report design.

    2 Marks
    ~2 Hours

🎬 Multimedia Technology

8 Marks~10 Hours

Multimedia components and authoring — text, graphics, audio, video; color models; common file formats; animation and presentation tools.

MCQ 2 · Short 1 · Long 1 = 4 questions

  • Components & Color Models

    Text, image, audio, video, animation; RGB/CMYK models.

    3 Marks
    ~4 Hours
  • File Formats

    Image (JPEG, PNG, GIF), audio (MP3, WAV), video (MP4, AVI) formats.

    3 Marks
    ~4 Hours
  • Authoring & Design

    Multimedia authoring tools and design principles.

    2 Marks
    ~2 Hours

🐍 Programming in Python

12 Marks~16 Hours

The single largest unit. Heavy Application and Higher-Ability load — outputs, flow traces and program writing dominate the paper. Marks below are an estimated part-wise split of the 12-mark unit.

MCQ 2 · Short 3 · Long 1 = 6 questions

  • Basics of Python

    Variables, data types, operators, input/output, control statements.

    3 Marks
    ~4 Hours
  • User Defined Functions

    Function definition, parameters, arguments, return and scope.

    2 Marks
    ~3 Hours
  • Modules, Packages & Libraries

    Importing standard and custom modules; Turtle graphics.

    2 Marks
    ~3 Hours
  • Error Handling

    Syntax, runtime and logical errors; try-except.

    1 Mark
    ~1 Hour
  • File Handling

    Reading and writing files; CSV and pandas operations.

    2 Marks
    ~3 Hours
  • Data Visualization

    Matplotlib line, bar and pie charts; labels and legends.

    2 Marks
    ~2 Hours

🤖 AI & Contemporary Technologies

11 Marks~14 Hours

Artificial intelligence and emerging technology — AI concepts and applications, robotics, IoT, cloud computing, cyber security, and real-world impacts.

MCQ 1 · Short 3 · Long 1 = 5 questions

  • Artificial Intelligence

    Concepts, types, applications and impacts of AI.

    4 Marks
    ~5 Hours
  • Robotics & IoT

    Robot components, industrial and domestic robots; Internet of Things.

    4 Marks
    ~5 Hours
  • Cloud, Security & Emerging Tech

    Cloud computing, cyber security, and new-age technologies.

    3 Marks
    ~4 Hours
Detailed Breakdown by Cognitive Level

20% Knowledge · 30% Understanding · 30% Application · 20% Higher Ability.

Across the full paper, cognitive levels are distributed as follows, with MCQ and Short items carrying most of the application weight in Python and AI units.

Cognitive LevelShareMCQ (1m)Short (2m)Long (4m)Marks
Knowledge (ज्ञान)20%41110
Understanding (बोध)30%13215
Application (प्रयोग)30%34115
Higher Ability (उच्च दक्षता)20%22110
Total100%1010550

High Weightage Units (Priority for SEE)

  • Programming in Python → 12 marks (Largest unit; drives Short/Application items)
  • Computer Network and Communication → 11 marks
  • AI and Contemporary Technologies → 11 marks
  • These three units together carry 34 of 50 marks (68%)

Quick Tips for Students

  • Secure the 10 MCQs with crisp definitions and telecommunication/naming conventions.
  • Draw labelled diagrams for topologies, network devices, and DBMS ER relationships to bank Short marks.
  • Long questions usually pair a theory part with a Python program or DBMS table/query construction — practise writing clean output traces.
  • Time budget: ~2 minutes per MCQ, ~6 minutes per Short, and ~10 minutes per Long in the 2-hour paper.
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