Month Week Unit / Chapter Subtopics & Detailed Coverage
Name (Teaching
Periods)
March W1 MATRICES (4 TP) Introduction to Matrices, notation, order, types
of matrices, and equality of matrices.
March W2 MATRICES (4 TP) Algebra of Matrices: addition, multiplication,
scalar multiplication. Transpose of a matrix,
Symmetric and Skew symmetric matrices.
March W3 DETERMINANTS Determinants up to 3×3 order, Area of a triangle
(6 TP) using determinants, Minors, and Cofactors.
March W4 DETERMINANTS Adjoint and Inverse of a square matrix. Solv-
(6 TP) ing systems of simultaneous linear equations us-
ing the matrix method; formulating real-life prob-
lems into linear systems.
April W1 RELATIONS (6 TP) Introduction to Relations and Functions; Types
of relations: reflexive and symmetric relations.
April W2 RELATIONS (6 TP) Transitive relations, Equivalence relations, and
solving related conceptual problems.
April W3 FUNCTIONS (9 Introduction to Functions; domain, co-domain,
TP) and range mapping. Introduction to injection
(one-to-one) properties.
April W4 FUNCTIONS (9 Detailed study and proofs of One-to-one (injec-
TP) tive) and Onto (surjective) functions; bijective
mapping.
May W1 INVERSE Inverse Trigonometric Functions: Core introduc-
TRIGONOMET- tion, definition, domain, and ranges.
RIC FUNCTIONS
(5 TP)
May W2 INVERSE Principal value branches and functional behavior;
TRIGONOMET- Graphs of standard inverse trigonometric func-
RIC FUNCTIONS tions.
(5 TP)
May W3 CALCULUS (I) (10 Continuity and Differentiability: Core definition,
TP) continuity tests at a point and on an interval.
May W4 CALCULUS (I) (10 Differentiability operations: Differentiation of
TP) Implicit, Exponential, and Logarithmic functions.
June W1 CALCULUS (I) (5 Differentiation of Parametric functions; Evalua-
TP) tion of Second-order derivatives.
June W2 CALCULUS (I) (10 Application of Derivatives (Part A): Rate of
TP) change of quantities, Increasing and Decreasing
functions.
June W3 CALCULUS (I) (10 Application of Derivatives (Part B): Maxima and
TP) Minima (first and second derivative tests), real-
life optimization word problems.
June W4 LINEAR PRO- LPP: Constraints, objective function, optimiza-
GRAMMING (5 tion models, graphical solution methods for lin-
TP) ear programming problems in two variables;
bounded/unbounded feasible regions.
July W1– SUMMER BREAK Mid-Term Revision, Lab Notebook Compilations,
W4 and Academic Review.
August W1 PROBABILITY (5 Introduction to random variables, conditional
TP) probability, and the multiplication rule of proba-
bility.
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Month Week Unit / Chapter Subtopics & Detailed Coverage
Name (Teaching
Periods)
August W2 PROBABILITY (5 Independent events, Law of Total Probability,
TP) and detailed applications of Bayes’ Theorem.
August W3 CALCULUS (II) Integration process as the inverse of differentia-
(10 TP) tion; Indefinite integrals and integration by the
substitution method.
August W4 CALCULUS (II) Integration of functions using standard trigono-
(10 TP) metric identities and integrals of standard special
functions.
September W1 CALCULUS (II) Advanced indefinite integration methods: Inte-
(10 TP) gration by partial fractions and Integration by
parts.
September W2 CALCULUS (II) Definite Integrals: Fundamental Theorem of Cal-
(10 TP) culus (without proof); Basic properties and sys-
temic evaluation of definite integrals.
September W3 APPLICATIONS Area under simple curves: Bounded regional ar-
OF INTEGRALS eas using definite integrals along lines and stan-
(5 TP) dard circles.
September W4 APPLICATIONS Area evaluations under standard parabolas and
OF INTEGRALS ellipses (restricted to standard forms only).
(5 TP)
October W1 CALCULUS (II) (7 Differential Equations: Definition, order, degree,
TP) general and particular solutions; Solution of DEs
by the separation of variables method.
October W2 CALCULUS (II) / Homogeneous differential equations of the first or-
VECTORS (7 TP / 3 der and degree; Linear differential equations. In-
TP) troduction to vectors, scalars, magnitude, direc-
tion, and direction cosines/ratios.
October W3 VECTORS (13 TP) Types of vectors, position vectors, components of
a vector, vector addition, scalar multiplication,
section formula. Scalar (dot) product and Vector
(cross) product with geometric interpretations.
October W4 3D GEOMETRY Direction cosines/ratios of a line joining two
(16 TP) points; Cartesian and Vector equations of lines,
coplanar and skew lines, calculation of shortest
distance, and angle between lines.