CBSE Class 10 Artificial Intelligence Syllabus 2026 | Subject Code AI-417

CBSE Class 10 Artificial Intelligence Syllabus 2026 | Subject Code AI-417

We are creating a new course to cover all topics for the Class 10 skill-based subject: Artificial Intelligence (Subject Code—417). This course builds directly on the AI foundation laid in Class 9 and takes learners deeper into modelling, evaluation, and hands-on Python. Good marks can easily be scored in Artificial Intelligence with a step-by-step learning approach, practice, and little effort.

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You can find the complete syllabus of ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (SUBJECT CODE AI-417) CLASS – 10 (Session: 2026-2027) by clicking on the link given below.

Class10_Facilitator_Handbook.pdf

Marks Distribution

Total Marks: 100 (Theory-50 + Practical-50)

Syllabus Overview

The syllabus for AI is divided into 4 sections.

PART A: Employability Skills

Part A consists of communication, self-management, ICT, Entrepreneurial, and green skills, and each unit is worth a maximum of 2 marks.

UNITSMAX. MARKS 
Unit 1: Communication Skills-II2
Unit 2: Self-Management Skills-II2
Unit 3: ICT Skills-II2
Unit 4: Entrepreneurial Skills-II2
Unit 5: Green Skills-II2
Total10

You can download the Employability Skills PDF shared by CBSE by clicking on the link below:

PDF Link

Or you can buy this book from the link below:

Employability Skills Class 10th CBSE : Tovira: Amazon.in: Books

PART B: Subject Specific Skills

Part B is a subject-specific skills section that consists of 40 marks. It has 7 units, and to learn these units in detail, click on the unit’s name.

S.no.TitleSub-TitleArticle LinkYouTube Video
Unit 1

 

Revisiting AI Project Cycle & Ethical Frameworks for AI

(7 Marks)

1.1 AI Project Cycle & Introduction to AI DomainsUnit 1.1

 

Unit 1.1 Video
1.2 Ethical Frameworks for AI and BioethicsUnit 1.2

 

Unit 1.2 Video
Unit 2Advanced concepts of Modeling in AI

(11 Marks)

2.1 Revisiting AI, ML and DL

 

Unit 2.1

 

Unit 2.1 Video
2.2 Modelling: Rule-Based vs. Learning-Based Approaches

 

Unit 2.2

 

Unit 2.2 Video
2.3 Neural Networks – How AI Makes a DecisionUnit 2.3

 

Unit 2.3 Video
Unit 3Evaluating Models

(10 Marks)

3.1 Model Evaluation, Train-Test Split, Accuracy & ErrorUnit 3.1

 

Unit 3.1 Video
3.2 Classification Metrics: Confusion Matrix, Precision, Recall, F1Unit 3.2Unit 3.2 Video
Unit 4

 

Statistical Data

(Assessed via Practical)

4.1 Statistical Data & No-Code AI ToolsUnit 4.1Unit 4.1 Video
4.2 Orange Data Mining Walkthrough: Palmer Penguins Case StudyUnit 4.2Unit 4.2 Video
Unit 5Computer Vision

(4 Marks)

5.1 Introduction to Computer Vision & CV TasksUnit 5.1Unit 5.1 Video
5.2 No-Code CV Tools: Lobe, Teachable Machine & Smart SorterUnit 5.2Unit 5.2 Video
5.3 Convolution, CNNs & Python Libraries for CVUnit 5.3Unit 5.3 Video
Unit 6Natural Language Processing

(8 Marks)

6.1 Introduction to NLP, Applications & ChatbotsUnit 6.1Unit 6.1 Video
6.2Text Processing (BoW, TF-IDF) & Sentiment Analysis WalkthroughUnit 6.2Unit 6.2 Video
Unit 7Advance Python

(Assessed via Practical)

7.1 Advance Python: Jupyter Notebook & Python BasicsUnit 7.1Unit 7.1 Video

Units 4 and 7 carry no separate theory marks; they are assessed entirely through the Part C practical examination.

PART C: Practical Work

Part C consists of practical work covering Statistical Data, Computer Vision, NLP, and Advanced Python. This is where you build your practical file, sit for the practical examination, and appear for viva voce.

PRACTICAL WORKMAX. MARKS
Practical File (Minimum 15 Programs)15
Practical Examination

Unit 4: Statistical Data

Unit 5: Computer Vision

Unit 6: Natural Language Processing

Unit 7: Advance Python

15
Viva Voce5
Total35

Suggested Practical Programs

  1. Adding elements of two lists
  2. Calculating mean/median/mode with NumPy
  3. Plotting line and scatter charts, reading and exploring a CSV file
  4. Write a program to find the factorial of a given number
  5. Write a program to calculate the sum of all even numbers from 1 to 100.

PART D: Project Work

Part D is the project work in which students build an AI solution, participate in fieldwork, or expand their portfolio from Class 9, ideally tied to a Sustainable Development Goal.

PROJECT WORKMAX. MARKS
Project Work / Field Visit / Student Portfolio, relate it to Sustainable Development Goals10
Viva Voce (Project related)5
Total15

Sample Project Ideas

  1. Statistical Data: Spam Email prediction
  2. Computer Vision: Malaria Cell detection
  3. NLP: Sentiment analysis

Grand Total = PART A + PART B + PART C + PART D  = 100 Marks

Conclusion

This course is designed for Class-10 students who have completed the Class-9 AI foundation and are ready to go deeper into modelling, evaluation, ethics, and Python-based AI projects, rounding off their skill-based AI learning journey.

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