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November 2020, 2021,2022 & 2023

Pbs Important Topics


Module1

What is professionalism 2 mark

Who is a good professional 2 mark

Qualities and traits required a good professional essay

Professionalism in communication
(Written communication 2 mark
Verbal communication 2 mark

Difference between written and verbal 5 mark or 2 mark)

Email etiquette 2 mark
Dos and don' its of email communication

Soft skil 2 mark

Technical documentation 2 mark

Module2

E learning 2 mark
E learning advantages and dis advantages essay

E learning in india essay

Online education 2 mark

Digital age learners

Knowledge resources on internet 5 mark

E book 2 mark
Audio
Video

E content development and tools

E content features

Online libraries, advantages

Mooc 2 mark or 5 mark

How online learning is different from class room learning

Micro learning 2 mark

Webinar 2 mark

Online learning advantages, dis advantages

Module 3

Business data analysis 2 mark

Significance and merits, components essay

Data analysist 2 mark

Social network analysis 2 mark

Big data analysis 2 mark

Role of data scientist in business and society 5 mark

Role of ai in e business 5 mark

What is AI 2 mark

Module 4

Digital divide 2 mark

Cyber ethics 2 mark

Cyber crimes 2 mark, 5 mark or essay

Types of cyber crimes 2 mark

Digital natives 2 mark

Cyber space 2 mark

Cyber law 2 mark

Cyber addictions 2 mark

Information overloaded 2 mark

E waste 2 mark

Green computing 2 mark

E governance initiative in india 5 mark

Module 5

Digital marketing 2 mark

Needs, advantages, dis advantages,methods essay or 5 mark

Types 2 mark

Business models in digital marketing (2 or 5)

Online advertising 2 mark

Merits and significance 5 mark or essay


Types 2 mark

Email marketing 2 mark

Ppc advertising 2 mark

Search Engine Marketing


Additional 2 mark

Viruses
Spam
Scams
phishing
Spyware
Cookies
Malware
Trojan horse
Affiliate marketing
Gray hat hackers
Black hat hackers
White hat hackers






Pbs 5 mark topics

Digital marketing /benefits types-btob

E learning-benefits/limitations-e-learning is a service industry - justify

Methods to be taken care of while handling data

Role of data scientist in a society

Role of ai in e-business

Cyber crimes-types/cyber addiction /consequences

Types of data analysis /business data analysis

E governance initiative in India

Communication / types - verbal and written communication /advantages

Knowledge resources available on the internet


Mooc/mooc and formal online course

Green computing - features

Online libraries-benefits

Social and ethical issues concerned with it in society

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CYBER CRIMES (➡️PBS)


1. Hacking

Meaning: Accessing someone’s computer or network without permission.

Example: Breaking into a company’s database to steal customer information.


2. Phishing

Meaning: Tricking people into giving personal or financial details through fake emails or websites.

Example: A fake bank email asking for your account password.


3. Identity Theft

Meaning: Stealing someone’s personal details to act as them.

Example: Using another person’s credit card information to shop online.



4. Cyberstalking

Meaning: Harassing or threatening someone repeatedly through the internet.

Example: Sending abusive messages to someone on social media daily.


5. Ransomware Attacks

Meaning: A virus locks your files and demands money to unlock them.

Example: Your computer displays a message saying you need to pay $500 to recover your files.


6. Online Scams

Meaning: Cheating people on the internet to steal money or information.

Example: A fake job offer that asks you to pay a registration fee.


7. Social Engineering

Meaning: Manipulating people to reveal confidential information.

Example: Pretending to be a tech support agent to get your computer’s password.


8. Trojan Horse

Meaning: A harmful program disguised as useful software.

Example: Downloading a free game that secretly installs a virus on your computer.


9. Spreading Malware

Meaning: Sharing viruses or malicious software to harm systems or steal data.

Example: Sending infected files through email.



10. Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks

Meaning: Overloading a website to make it stop working.

Example: Flooding an online store’s website during a sale so no one can access it.



11. Cyberbullying

Meaning: Using the internet to insult, threaten, or humiliate someone.

Example: Posting mean comments about someone on Instagram to embarrass them.


12. Child Exploitation

Meaning: Creating or sharing inappropriate content involving children.

Example: Distributing illegal videos or images of minors.


13. Cryptojacking

Meaning: Using someone’s computer without permission to mine cryptocurrency.

Example: Your computer slows down because it’s secretly being used to mine Bitcoin.



14. Espionage

Meaning: Spying on someone’s computer or network to steal secrets.

Example: A hacker stealing confidential files from a government server.



15. Intellectual Property Theft

Meaning: Stealing or sharing copyrighted content without permission.

Example: Illegally downloading movies or software.



16. Online Gambling Fraud

Meaning: Cheating people on gambling or betting websites.

Example: A fake gambling site collects money but never pays the winners.



17. Internet Hoaxes

Meaning: Spreading false information online to mislead people.

Example: Sharing fake news about a celebrity’s death.

18. Pornography Crime

Meaning: Illegal activities related to creating, sharing, or possessing explicit content, especially if it involves children or is shared without consent.

Example: Sharing private explicit videos without the person's permission (revenge porn) or distributing explicit content involving minors.

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E-governance Initiatives In India

1. Digital India

Objective: To transform India into a digitally empowered society and economy.

Key Features:

Improved access to broadband and mobile connectivity.

E-Government services and digital literacy programs.

Making government services available online to all citizens.


2. National e-Governance Plan (NeGP)

Objective: To provide all government services electronically to citizens.

Key Features:

Simplifies and automates government processes.

Includes several mission-mode projects such as e-District, e-Office, and State Wide Area Networks (SWAN).


3. e-District

Objective: To deliver government services at the district level through digital platforms.

Key Features:

Provides online services like issuing caste certificates, income certificates, and ration cards.

Tracks application status and delivery of services.


4. Common Services Centers (CSCs)

Objective: To offer government services in rural areas.

Key Features:

Citizens can access services like bill payments, applying for certificates, and health services through these centers.

A network of over 3 lakh CSCs across India.


5. e-Office

Objective: To create a paperless working environment in government offices.

Key Features:

Digitizes internal processes like file management, approvals, and communications within government departments.

Increases efficiency and reduces delays in decision-making.


6. Aadhaar

Objective: To provide a unique identity to every Indian resident.

Key Features:

A unique 12-digit identification number linked to biometric data.

Used for services like Direct Benefit Transfers (DBT) and welfare programs.


7. M-Governance (Mobile Governance)

Objective: To make government services available through mobile phones.

Key Features:

Government services like filing taxes, paying bills, and applying for certificates can be accessed via mobile apps.

Facilitates digital inclusion for rural and remote citizens.


8. National Portal of India (india.gov.in)

Objective: To provide a one-stop access to all government services and information.

Key Features:

Contains links to various government schemes, services, and policies.

Offers a centralized platform for citizens to access and interact with government departments.


9. Pradhan Mantri Gramin Digital Saksharta Abhiyan (PMGDISHA)

Objective: To make rural citizens digitally literate.

Key Features:

Aims to train 6 crore rural citizens in basic digital skills.

Encourages the use of digital platforms for accessing government services.


10. BharatNet

Objective: To provide high-speed internet access to rural areas.

Key Features:

Aims to connect 2.5 lakh Gram Panchayats with broadband infrastructure.

Improves access to digital services in rural India.


11. e-Courts Project

Objective: To automate the functioning of the judicial system.

Key Features:

Enables online filing of cases, case status tracking, and digital management of court records.

Enhances transparency and reduces delays in the judicial process.


12. Jan Dhan Yojana

Objective: To promote financial inclusion through digital banking.

Key Features:

Provides access to bank accounts, mobile banking, and micro-insurance for all citizens.

Encourages cashless transactions and financial literacy.


13. NICNET (National Informatics Network)

Objective: To provide reliable and secure communication infrastructure for the government.

Key Features:

Connects central, state, and district governments for better coordination.

Supports services like email, video conferencing, and file sharing.


14. DISNIC (District Information System for Networked Services)

Objective: To provide digital governance at the district level.

Key Features:

Empowers district offices with ICT tools to improve service delivery.

Provides services like land records, income certificates, and public grievance redressal.


15. Mission Mode Projects (MMPs)

Objective: To enhance government services in key sectors through digital platforms.

Key Features:

Focus on sectors like agriculture, education, health, and police.

Includes projects like e-District, e-Courts, and the National Portal of India.


16. FRIENDS

Objective: To provide a single window for all government services in Kerala.

Key Features:

A one-stop kiosk service for various government services like land records, certificates, and bills.

Aimed at simplifying the delivery of public services to citizens in Kerala.


17. BHOOMI

Objective: To automate land records management in Karnataka.

Key Features:

Provides online access to land records, title information, and other land-related documents.

Allows citizens to view and verify their land records online, reducing the need for physical visits to government offices


18. E-Seva

Objective: To provide government services online in Andhra Pradesh.

Key Features:

A citizen service delivery portal offering services like bill payments, applications for certificates, and government forms.

It enables citizens to access services like water, electricity, and tax payments easily.


19. 4. CARD (Computer Aided Administration of Registration Department)

Objective: To improve the registration process in Tamil Nadu.

Key Features:

Provides online property registration services, including document verification, stamp duty calculation, and registration.

Simplifies the property registration process by reducing the need for physical visits to registration offices.


20. GYandoot

Objective: To promote rural empowerment and information dissemination in Madhya Pradesh.

Key Features:

Provides an online platform for rural citizens to access information related to government schemes, land records, and agricultural services.

The initiative connects remote rural areas to the internet for education, agriculture, and governance.


21. Vidyavahini

Objective: To improve education through ICT in Karnataka.

Key Features:

A project aimed at delivering education to rural areas using technology, including digital content and e-learning platforms.

Provides students in remote locations with access to quality education resources.


22. Drishtee

Objective: To provide digital services in rural India.

Key Features:

A network of rural service centers that offer various e-Governance services, including banking, education, healthcare, and government forms.

Operates as a rural entrepreneurship model to bridge the digital divide.

23. Akshaya

Objective: To promote digital literacy and provide government services in Kerala.

Key Features:

A network of centers providing services like online education, digital literacy programs, bill payments, and government-related services.

Aims to empower rural citizens with digital skills and promote e-Governance.


24. TaraHaat

Objective: To provide internet services and e-Governance solutions in rural areas.

Key Features:

A rural internet initiative that offers services like online banking, bill payments, government services, and educational resources.

Focuses on empowering rural communities through internet connectivity and digital services

25. CONCERT (Computerized Online Registration of Entry and Exit of Trucks)

Objective: To streamline the transportation system in India.

Key Features:

A system to automate the entry and exit of trucks at various checkpoints for efficient tracking of goods and vehicles.

Aims to reduce waiting times and improve the efficiency of the transportation system.

26. Sakshar

Objective: To improve literacy and access to education for the rural population.

Key Features:

A digital literacy initiative that focuses on teaching basic computer skills and internet usage to rural citizens.

It helps bridge the digital divide by providing educational opportunities to underserved populations.




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Digital Divide

1. ICTs are an important driving force for modern civilization, leading to social and economic changes.

2. ICTs have brought benefits like increased income, better healthcare, improved education, and more.

3. But ICT adoption varies across countries, leading to inequalities in access and use.

4. The "digital divide" refers to the gap between those who have regular access to information technology and those who do not.

5. Access is defined as having a network-connected device at home or work.

6. The digital divide exists at individual, household, business, and geographic levels.

7. Factors that contribute to the digital divide include:

gender, physical disability, income level, rural vs urban location, level of education, age, family structure, and lack of ICT skills and support.

8. Effects of the digital divide include:


- Economic inequality, as those with access to technology have more opportunities for income and employment


- Educational disadvantages, as lack of access limits learning and skill development


- Social isolation, as digital divides impact ability to connect with others and access information

Overall, the digital divide represents a significant challenge in ensuring equitable access and benefits from information and communication technologies across all segments of society.

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