snieeo7 ‘Olympiad Exam Preparation - Syllabus and sample test papers fer International Ifermaics Olympia (10) International Informatics Olympiad (ii) Ola! Wobste : 110 The international informatics Olympiad, a test of competence and proficiency in computer science, is held annually at the national and international levels based on syllabus prescribed by CBSE/ICSE and | Get 50 Chapter-wise, 3 Mock and 20 the State Boards in the Month of AugiOct. Apart from syllabus, a part of test paper is based on mental ability and reasoning Full-length Sample Test papers to Astudent between class ‘stto 12th can participate in 110"11 through evaluate your preparation. hisiner school only. The language medium is English only. The ‘examination is being conducted forall classes from tst to 12th with the Subscribe Now following details. For Classes 1-2 : There will be 40 questions and the duration will be of 60 Minutes. For Classes 3-12 : There will be 40 questions and the duration will be of 60 Minutes," “Time Division Participants from Class 3rd to 12th will be required to complete the test between a minimum of 40 minutes and a maximum of 60 minutes, Answer sheets cannat be submitted before the completion of 40 minutes. Participants should ty to submitthe answer sheet, with maximum correct answers, al the earliest after the end of 40 minutes to get the benefit ofthe third tie- breaker" rule. The invigilator is expected to write the correct time in the appropriate space provided in the answer sheet. AS {ime is the third, not the firs'second tie-breaker rule, students are requested to focus on achieving maximum correct answers ian optimum time. “"Tie-breaker Each question may not camry the same mark. In case of ie-up, preference will be given to the student who has attempted a greater number of questions correctly. The second preference will be given to the following respect First computer related question and then mental ability, reasoning and Mathematics. The third preference will be given to the student, who has submitted the answer sheet earlier than the other/s. Should the tie-up stil exist a telephonic interview will be conducted with the participants. iO Exam Date Date of Examination: The Intemational Informatics Olympiad will be held on 3rd November & 2nd December 2016 at participating schools. 10 Syllabus Class1 Class2_—s Cilass3.—=s«Class4 = Class5_— Class 6 Class7 Class8 =-Class9_—=s Class 10 Class 11 Class 118 Class 11M_ Class 11J Class 12C Class 12S Class 12M_Class 12S Chass 1 No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes syllabus Section A (Computer Science) : What is a Computer?; Main Parts of a Computer; Devices used with the Computer; How to Operate your Computer?; What Computer can Do? Section B (Daily Mathematics and Mental ability) : Numbers; Basic Addition; Basic Shapes; Relationship; Colors; Continuity; Week days Chass 2 No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes syllabus hitpolympiadhelper comisubjecicomputrinterational_Ivormatics_Olympiad fi aspx wsnieeo7 ‘Olympiad Exam Preparation - Syllabus and sample test papers fer International Ifermaics Olympia (10) Section A (Computer Science) : Getting Started with Computers; Calculations with Computers; Computer Processing; Devices; Keyboard Usage; What is Data and Information?; Introduction to Windows; Usage of Computers in Our World; Section B (Daily Mathematics and Mental ability) : Basic Addition and Subtraction; Basic Shapes; Relationship; Colors; Continuity; Odd one out; Time; Ascending/Decending order Chass 3 No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes There are 3 sections: 35 questions in section A, 2 in section B and 3 in section C. Syllabus Section A (Computer Science) : History and Generations of Computers; Intro to Hardware and Software; Booting Up?; Keyboard; Input and Output Devices; How Data is Stored in a Computer?; Better ways of Using Computers; Getting familiar with Windows; Paint Brush Section B (Daily Mathematics) : Addition, Subtraction, Simple Multiplication & Division; Money; Weight Time Section C (Mental ability & Reasoning) : Basic Shapes; Relationship; Colors; Continuity; Finding odd ones Chass 4 No of questions: 50 Time allowed : 40 minutes There are 3 sections: 35 questions in section A, 2 in section B and 3 in section C. syllabus Section A (Computer Science) : Generations of Computers ; Computer and its Peripherals; Computer Memories; Characteristics of Memory Devices; Software Classification; A brief about Computer Languages; Fundamentals of Windows; Hands on with Paint Brush; Working with MS-Word Section B (Daily Mathematics) : Natural Number & Whole Numbers; Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division; Fractions; Average; Time & Work Section ¢ (Mental ability & Reasoning) : Relationship; Colors; Finding odd ones; Series Chass 5 No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes There are 3 sections: 35 questions in section A, 2 in section B and 3 in section C, syllabus Section A (Computer Science) : Categories of Computers; Logo Basics; Understanding Windows ; Working with MS-Word; Applications of Multimedia; Understanding Intemet Section B (Daily Mathematics) : Number System; Measurement Units; Average: Time, Distance & Work; Factors & Muttiples Section C (Mental ability & Reasoning) : Relationship; Finding odd ones; Matching Series Chass 6 No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes hitpolympiadhelper comisubjecicomputrinterational_Ivormatics_Olympiad fi aspxsnieeo7 ‘Olympiad Exam Preparation - Syllabus and sample test papers fer International Ifermaics Olympia (10) There are 3 sections: 36 questions in section A, 2 in section B and 3 in section C, syllabus Section A (Computer Science) : Computer Generations; Advantages of Computer; Input and output Devices; Computer Languages; Logo Intermediate; Word Processing; Spreadsheet; Understanding Windows; Multimedia, Networking and Intemet Section B (Daily Mathematics) : Number System; Measurement Units; Average; Time, Distance & Work; LCM & HCF; Money Section ¢ (Mental ability & Reasoning) : Relationship; Finding odd ones; Matching Series Cass 7 No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes ‘There are 3 sections: 35 questions in section A, 2 in section B and 3 in section C. Syllabus Section A (Computer Science) : A Walk Through Computers; Programming with Logo; Types of computer Languages; Computer Networking and its Usage; Windows Explorer; Microsoft Word; Multimedia : The Basic Concepts; Understanding World of Internet Section B (Daily Mathematics) : Number System; Measurement Units; Average; Time, Distance & Work; LCM & HCF; Fractions; Geometrical shapes Section C (Mental ability & Reasoning) : Relationship; Finding odd ones; Matching Series Chass 8 No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes ‘There are 3 sections: 35 questions in section A, 2 in section B and 3 in section C. syllabus Section A (Computer Science) : Technological Development of Computers; How Computer Works?; Computer Software Fundamentals; Coding with Logo; Managing Windows; Word processing with MS-Word; Surfing the NET Section B (Daily Mathematics) : Percentage; Interest; Average; Time, Distance & Work; Ratio Section ¢ (Mental ability & Reasoning) : Relationship; Finding odd ones; Matching Series Chass 9 No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes There are 3 sections: 36 questions in section A, 2 in section B and 3 in section C. syllabus Section A (Computer Science) : Characteristics of Computer and other Devices; Understanding Programming languages; Operating Systems; Computer and Communication; MS-Word; MS-Excel; Chapter MS-Power Point Section B (Daily Mathematics) : Percentage; Interest; Average; Time; Fraction; Distance & Work Section C (Mental ability & Reasoning) : Relationship; Finding odd ones;Age; Matching Series Chass 10 hitpolympiadhelper comisubjecicomputrinterational_Ivormatics_Olympiad fi aspxsnieeo7 ‘Olympiad Exam Preparation - Syllabus and sample test papers fer International Ifermaics Olympia (10) No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes ‘There are 3 sections: 35 questions in section A, 2 in section B and 3 in section C. Syllabus Section A (Computer Science) ; The World of Internet; World Wide Web; Intemet Usage; HTML(Hyper Text Markup Language}; MS-Access Section B (Daily Mathematics) : Percentage; Interest; Algebra; Log; Surface Area & Volume; Time, Distance & Work Section ¢ (Mental ability & Reasoning) : Relationship; Finding odd ones; Matching Series Class 11C - Informatics Practice VB & ORACLE No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes In iiO 2012, the 15% to 20% questions from ‘Mental Abilty’ has been added. No such syllabus is being provided for the ‘Mental Ability’ section. The syllabus or the sample questions of the ‘Mental Ability’ section has not be disclosed to check the 1Q level of the participant. While preparing the questions for Mental Ability’ section, the age factor will be considered the major criteria Syllabus Computer Systems & Business Applications Hardware Concepts Computer Software Concepts Microsoft Windows Word Processor An Information Processing Tool Programming Methodology Programming Fundamentals Programming Tool: Visual Basic Oracle A RDBMS Tool Class 11 - Computer Science C++ No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes In liO 2012, the 18% to 20% questions from ‘Mental Ability’ has been added. No such syllabus is being provided for the ‘Mental Ability’ section. The syllabus or the sample questions of the 'Mental Ability’ section has not be disclosed to check the 1@ level of the participant. While preparing the questions for Mental Ability’ section, the age factor will be considered the major criteria Syllabus Microsoft Disk Operating System General Oop Concepts. Getting Stared With C++ Data Handling Algorithms Flow Of Control Console 1/0 Operations Structured Data Type; Array Functions: Standard Library And Header Liles hitpolympiadhelper comisubjecicomputrinterational_Ivormatics_Olympiad fi aspxsnieeo7 ‘Olympiad Exam Preparation - Syllabus and sample test papers fer International Ifermaics Olympia (10) Data Representation Computer Organization Class 11M - Multimedia & Web Technology No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes In liO 2012, the 15% to 20% questions from ‘Mental Ability’ has been added. No such syllabus is being provided for the ‘Mental Ability’ section. The syllabus or the sample questions of the ‘Mental Ability’ section has not be disclosed to check the IQ level of the participant, While preparing the questions for Mental Ability’ section, the age factor will be considered the major criteria, syllabus Web Development using HTMLIXML Server & client scripts; Web Management; Creating Web Site; Image-Editing tools; Audio & video capture and editing using software tools; Multimedia authoring. Class 11J - Information Practice -Java and SQL No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes In iiO 2012, the 18% to 20% questions from "Mental Ability" has been added, No such syllabus is being provided for the "Mental Ability” section. The syllabus or the sample questions of the "Mental Ability” section has not be disclosed to check the 1Q level of the participant. While preparing the questions for "Mental Ability” section, the age factor will be considered the major criteria Syllabus Networking and Open Standards: Computer Networking, Object oriented Concepts; IDE based programming using Java; Open Source Concepts; Programing Fundamentals: Access specifier for classes, Members and methods, Concept of package; Inheritance: Need and implementation, Method Overloading and Overriding, Abstract Class and Interfaces, use of interfaces; Commonly used libraries; Ralational Database Management System: SQL Queries; IT Applications : e- governance, e-Business and e-Leaming Introduction to computer systems with hardware concepts and software concepts in place of computer system and Business Applications IDE based programming using Java in place of IDE based programming using Visual Basic Relational Database Management System with SQL using MySQL in place of SQL using Oracle ‘Anew Unit "IT Applications" has been added in the curriculum to enhance understanding of the above tools Class 12C - Informatics Practice VB & ORACLE No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes In iiO 2012, the 18% to 20% questions from ‘Mental Ability’ has been added, No such syllabus is being provided for the ‘Mental Ability’ section. The syllabus or the sample questions of the ‘Mental Ability’ section has not be disclosed to check the 10 level of the participant. While preparing the questions for ‘Mental Abily’ ‘section, the age factor will be considered the major criteria. Syllabus hitpolympiadhelper comisubjecicomputrinterational_Ivormatics_Olympiad fi aspxsnieeo7 ‘Olympiad Exam Preparation - Syllabus and sample test papers fer International Ifermaics Olympia (10) Business Computing Programming With Visual Basic RDBMS: Database Fundamentals, PL'SQL (programming Language in SQL), Importance of writing procedures, Writing Executable Statements, Writing Control Structure, Creating Stored Procedure, Cursors, Triggers, Class 128 - Computer Science C++ No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes In iiO 2012, the 18% to 20% questions from ‘Mental Ability’ has been added, No such syllabus is being provided for the ‘Mental Ability’ section. The syllabus or the sample questions of the ‘Mental Ability’ section has not be disclosed to check the IQ level of the participant. While preparing the questions for Mental Ability’ ‘section, the age factor will be considered the major criteria. Syllabus Structures Objects & Classes Constructors and destructors Function Overloading Inheritance: Extending Classes Pointers Basics of Data Structure Linked List Stank Queue File Organization File Handling in C++ Database Concepts Structure Query language Boolean Algebra Local Area Network Internet Related Terminology Class 12M - Multimedia & Web Technology No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes In iO 2012, the 15% to 20% questions from ‘Mental Abilty’ has been added. No such syllabus is being provided for the ‘Mental Ability’ section. The syllabus or the sample questions of the ‘Mental Ability’ section has not be disclosed to check the 1@ level of the participant. While preparing the questions for ‘Mental Ability’ section, the age factor will be considered the major criteria, syllabus Database Terminology Evolution of Networking ARPANET, Internet, Interspace; Network devices Multimedia Application Web Development ASP. Movie File Formats Macromedia Flash hitpolympiadhelper comisubjecicomputrinterational_Ivormatics_Olympiad fi aspxsnieeo7 ‘Olympiad Exam Preparation - Syllabus and sample test papers fer International Ifermaics Olympia (10) Class 12J - Information Practice Java & SQL. No of questions: 40 Time allowed : 60 minutes In iiO 2012, the 15% to 20% questions from ‘Mental Ability’ has been added, No such syllabus is being provided for the ‘Mental Ability’ section. The syllabus or the sample questions of the ‘Mental Ability’ section has not be disclosed to check the 1Q level of the participant. While preparing the questions for ‘Mental Ability’ ‘section, the age factor will be considered the major criteria. Syllabus Networking and Open Standards: Computer Networking, Object oriented Concepts; IDE based programming using Java; Open Source Concepts; Programing Fundamentals: Access specifier for classes, Members and methods, Concept of package; Inheritance: Need and implementation, Method Overloading and Overriding, Abstract Class and Interfaces, use of interfaces; Commonly used libraries; Ralational Database Management System: SQL Queries; IT Applications : e- governance, e-Business and e-Leaming Networking and open standards in place of Business Computing IDE based programming using Java in place of IDE based programming using Visual Basic Relational Database Management System with SQL. hitpolympiadhelper comisubjecicomputrinterational_Ivormatics_Olympiad fi aspx