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Environmental science Notes 11th Class Jkbose, CBSE 2022-23
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (Syllabus)
Class 11th M. Marks: 100 Practical: 30 Theory:70
Unit 1:- Understanding Environment (7 marks)
• Concept of Environment and its types; physical, biological; and social environment.
• Scope and importance of Environmental Science.
• Components of environment.
a. Lithosphre
b. Hydrosphere
c. Atmosphere
d. Biosphere
• Origin of Earth
• Human and environment relationship.
Unit 2: Ecology (7 marks)
• Ecology (definition and types)
• Concept and structure of ecosystem)
• Trophic relationship (food chain, food web, ecological pyramids)
• Functions of ecosystem (energy flow in an ecosystem)
• Ecological Succession (types and stages)
Unit 3: Ecological Interactions and Adaptations (7 marks)
• Ecological interaction and its types
• Inter – specific interaction: positive interaction (mutualism, proto-cooperation, commensalism, sysmbiosis and scavenging), negative interaction (parasitism. Competition and ammensalism)
• Intra – specific interaction: cooperation and competitive
• Adaptations: concept and need
• Types of adaptations (with special reference to wind, light and temperature)
Unit 4: Population Ecology (7 marks)
• Concept of species, population and communities.
• Population Dynamics (population size and density, dispersion, natality, mortality, age
structure)
• Population growth (exponential and logistic growth)
• Factors regulating population growth (competition, weather and climate, territory,
predation, natural disasters and diseases)
• Human population growth (Malthusain theory and neo- Malthusian theory, Demographic Transition)
Unit 5: Energy Resources (7 marks)
• Concept of energy resources
• Non- renewable energy resources: coal, petroleum, natural gas
• Renewable energy resources (solar wind and hydropower)
• Nuclear energy (uses and limitations)
• Biofles
Unit 6: Earth’s Environment and Natural Disasters (7 marks)
• Atmosphere: structure and composition
• Hydrosphere: distribution, hydrological cycle
• Lithosphere: structure
• Biogeochemical cycles (Carbon, Nitrogen and Phosphorous)
• Natural disasters (earthquakes, floods and volcanoes)
Unit 7: Environmental education and Awareness (7 marks)
• Concept and need of environmental education
• Formal and informal means of environmental education
• Modes of environmental awareness
• Role of NGOs
• Environmental movements (Chipko movement, Narmada Bachao Andolan)
Unit 8: Environmental Health (7 marks)
• Concept of health and disease
• Water borne diseases (Cholera, Hepatistis, Typhoid)
• Air borne diseases (Influenza, Tuberculosis)
• Soil borne disease (Tetanus; Botulism)
• Occupational diseases (Silicosis, Asbestosis)
Unit 9: Natural Resources (7 marks)
• Forest resources (types and uses)
• Animal resources (fish and livestock)
• Water resources (fresh and marine)
• Mineral resources (type and uses)
• Medicinal plants (with special reference to J&K)
Unit 10: Managing Agriculture (7 marks)
• Concept of traditional and modern agriculture
• Green revolution and white revolution
• Pesticides and fertilizers (types, advantage and disadvantages)
• Integrated pest control
• Food security
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