Maths : List of suggested project work

1.Investigate the five "Perfect" (or platonic) solids and explain why there are only five.
2.Investigate tilling the plane with similar figures
3.Analyze and describe thee construction of a sundial
4.Make and use a clinometer (sextant) to indirectly measure five lengths
5. Investigate the connection between economics and maths
6.Investigate efficiency in packing
7.Research the role of geometric shapes in architecture and construction
8.Investigate the golden proportion and the golden rectangle in art and architecture
9.Investigate how Eratosthenes measured the circumference of  the earth
10.Research the application of mathematical principals in the world of art with a written description of those principals and their application

NOTE : THESE TOPICS ARE NOT SUGGESTED BY THE CBSE BUT BY DPS-G MATHS DEPT.

Maths : Guidelines for mathematics in laboratory (Projects, Activities and much more..)

ABOUT THE CBSE GUIDELINES FOR MATHEMATICS IN LABORATORY

The present document includes details of all Class X activities to be carried out by the students during the full academic session. Description of a few sample projects has also been included. Since Class X is a terminal stage, great care has been taken to ensure that these activities are directly related to the syllabus, can be easily performed and do not require expensive equipment or materials. A detailed evaluation scheme has also been given. A sincere attempt has been made to ensure that the students or teachers are not put to any kind of stress due to time constraint, curriculum load or any other difficulties in carrying out the proposed activity work. For the sake of completeness and reinforcement of the concept, the present document reiterates the general features of a Mathematics Laboratory given in the earlier document for Class IX.

INCLUDES :

Basic guidelines for mathematics in laboratory 

Activities from each chapter

Projects prescribed by the cbse

Group activities

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