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1 BSIT-11 First Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations, November/December 2006 Distance Education PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME - I Time: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100 Notes: 1. Part - A - Answer to all questions. Each question carries one mark. 2. Part B - Answer any FIVE full questions. Each full questions carry 15 marks. PART - A Answer all questions. Each question carries one mark. 25 X 1=25 Marks 1. List out two important strengths in you. 2. How do you overcome the deficient potentials? 3. Give your own two reactions about your time management. 4. Identify the shortcomings in your personality. 5. List out some of the important principles of human engineering in which you need improvement. 6. Give two important etiquette pertaining to email. 7. Which is your short-term goal this year? 8. Give two things you would carry to a job interview. 9. List out any five important things on which you seriously prepare before an interview. 10. Name the title and author of any good book that you have read during the last one month. 11. List out any two good deeds that you have done during this week. 12. Do you plan your activities for the day? Prepare a ‘To Do List’ for tomorrow. 13. List out five tips for time management. 14. Name any two persons who have impressed you recently. Why? 15. Give two qualities for a good personality. 16. Mention any four important etiquette of cell phone usage. 17. Mention two qualities that you need to improve on your Man Management skills. 18. Give tow important principles of human engineering.

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BSIT-11First Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME - ITime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Part - A - Answer to all questions.

Each question carries one mark.

2. Part B - Answer any FIVE full questions.

Each full questions carry 15 marks.

PART - A

Answer all questions. Each question carries one mark.

25 X 1=25 Marks

1. List out two important strengths in you.

2. How do you overcome the deficient potentials?

3. Give your own two reactions about your time management.

4. Identify the shortcomings in your personality.

5. List out some of the important principles of human engineering in which you need improvement.

6. Give two important etiquette pertaining to email.

7. Which is your short-term goal this year?

8. Give two things you would carry to a job interview.

9. List out any five important things on which you seriously prepare before an interview.

10. Name the title and author of any good book that you have read during the last one month.

11. List out any two good deeds that you have done during this week.

12. Do you plan your activities for the day? Prepare a ‘To Do List’ for tomorrow.

13. List out five tips for time management.

14. Name any two persons who have impressed you recently. Why?

15. Give two qualities for a good personality.

16. Mention any four important etiquette of cell phone usage.

17. Mention two qualities that you need to improve on your Man Management skills.

18. Give tow important principles of human engineering.

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19. What steps are needed to build a well-knit team?

20. Mention any two traits to be successful as an IT-Professional.

21. What is the difference between ‘Man management and Woman management’?

22. What are communication skills?

23. How to build vocabulary?

24. What are the characteristics of creativity?

25. Mention the tips for writing letters.

PART - B

Answer any FIVE full questions, each full question carries 15 marks

5X15=75 Marks

1. a) Prepare a concise and comprehensive Bio-Data of yourself for a job. 8 Marks

b) Plan out a strategy to make a good impression on your job. 7 Marks

2. a) Prepare a brief self-portrait of yourself for a professional career. 7 Marks

b) Prepare a Time Commitment Plan for the semester (8+8=16 weeks) to achieve yourGoal of acquiring knowledge and good success in your studies. 8 Marks

3. a) What is communication skill? What do you do to improve the same? (300words) 9 Marks

b) Write two examples for statement, question and an exclamation. 6 Marks

4. a) List out your good qualities pertaining to Human Engineering. 5 Marks

b) List our your good qualities that are required for a Good Personality andlist out Your positive qualities as well as your shortcomings, which you fell,need improvement. 10 Marks

5. a) Mention any ten etiquette and manners of Indian culture. 5 Marks

b) List out the important Qualities needed to be a good team player. 10 Marks

6. a) Give your views on the importance of Time Planning. Prepare a time log ofhow you are utilizing your time for a week and give your reflections for thesame. Now, as a student of IT-Programme, Prepare a Time CommitmentSchedule. 5 Marks

b) List out your strengths as well your weakness from the point of view of yourprofessional career. 10 Marks

7. a) List out any five self motivational factors which would gaud you to put inbetter efforts for your success. 5 Marks

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b) List out any five role models whom you have seen or come across and writedown what qualities in them have impressed you. How do you propose toemulate them? 5 Marks

c) Plan a thank-giving party to your faculty at your study center. 5 Marks

8. a) Write a letter of application for a suitable job to the Manager, GE careerconsultant, High Tech City, Madhapur, Hyderabad giving a detailed ‘resume’. 9 Marks

b) What are the advantages of a traditional letter compare to email? 6 Marks

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BSIT-12First Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006

Distance EducationCOMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS

Time: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Part - A - Answer to all questions.

Each question carries ONE mark.

2. Part B - Answer any five full questions.

Each full questions carry 15 marks.

PART - A

Answer all questions. Each question carries one mark.

25 X 1=25 Marks

State True or False

1. The word ‘data’ is the plural of datum.

2. Computer operates on continuous data.

3. Random access memory is secondary storage memory.

4. CRAY XMP / 14 is a minicomputer.

5. Machine language is one which is expressed in terms of 0’s and 1’s.

6. Assembly language is one, which is expressed in terms of mnemonics.

7. Fortran is a low level language. A printer produces a hard copy.

8. A daisy wheel printer is character printer.

Answer the following questions

9. What is a computer virus?

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10. What is the difference between compiler and interpreter?

11. List out the different types of software.

12. What is an USB?

13. What is firmware?

14. What are the main parts of a scanner?

15. What is the present trend in printers?

16. What is memory cell?

17. Define the term CDROM.

18. What is the advantage of networking?

19. What are various topologies of network?

20. Define REFERENCE MODEL?

21. What are the different types of IP addressing?

22. What is search engine ?

23. What is browser? List out some commonly used browsers.

24. What is meant by multimedia?

25. List the elements of multimedia system.

PART - B

Answer any FIVE full questions, each full question carries 15 marks.

5X15=75 Marks

1. a) List the main components of a computer and mention the functions of each component.

9 Marks

b) Explain the computer concepts. 6 Marks

2. a) What are the limitations of computers? 6 Marks

b) Explain the working principles of CPU? 4 Marks

c) Explain how computers are classified. 5 Marks

3. a) What are the functions of OS? 5 Marks

b) Give differences between High level language and Low - level language? 5 Marks

c) Give the differences between system software and application software. 5 Marks

4. a) List out the different types of translator and explain them. 6 Marks

b) What are the advantage and disadvantages of high level language? Give examples. 5 Marks

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c) Briefly explain ASCII. 4 Marks

5. a) Explain the different types of scanner. Describe the main parts of scanner. 10 Marks

b) Briefly explain the basic working principle of a plotter. 5 Marks

6. a) What is primary memory. Give the different classification of primary memory. 9 Marks

b) What are the advantages and disadvantages of magnetic storage devices?6 Marks

7. a) Explain the as reference model. 5 Marks

b) What are the various components used in a network? 5 Marks

c) List out the tasks of a network operating system. 5 Marks

8. a) What are the advantages of multimedia communication. 5 Marks

b) What is computer network? Give the different types of computer network. 4 Marks

c) What are communication modes in Multimedia? 6 Marks

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BSIT-13First Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

October 2006Distance Education

PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS & CTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Part - A - Answer to all questions.

Each question carries one mark.

2. Part B - Answer any FIVE full questions.

Each full questions carry 15 marks.

PART - A

Answer all questions. Each question carries one mark.

25 X 1=25 Marks

1. What is an Algorithm?

2. What is a constant?

3. What is the use of Switch statement ?

4. What does! = Stands for?

5. What is Math.h?

6. Name the Relational operators?

7. Give the Fibonacci sequence?

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8. What is the meaning of hierarchy of operators ?

9. What should be the order of two matrix for multiplication?

10. Define a function.

11. What is recursive function?

12. What is the terminating condition of a recursive function?

13. Define a file.

14. What is the advantage of files over data entry through keyboard?

15. Name the modes in which files can be opened?

16. What are the commands for reading and writing from files?

17. What does flcose ( ) do?

18. What are pointer variables?

19. How does *d + + differ from d + +?

20. How does a linked list differ from an array?

21. What for & symbol is used?

22. What is inclusive OR operation?

23. What does ̂ indicate ?

24. What is the meaning of pre processing.

25. What is the use of # include statement?

PART - B

Answer any FIVE fun questions, each full question carries 15 marks

5X15=75 Marks

1. a) What is the need for a flowchart ? Explain its relevant blocks. 10 Marks

b) Explain the different data types of C language. 05 Marks

2. a) Write a program to convert days to months and days. 05 Marks

b) Write a program to interchange the values of two variables with and withoutusing temporary variables. 05 Marks

c.) Write a program to convert temperature in degree to Fahrenheit and vice versa. 05 Marks

3. a) Explain the Role of control statements in C language? Give example. 09 Marks

b) Write a program to calculate absolute value of an integer. 06 Marks

4. a) Explain the switch statement with suitable example. 10 Marks

b) What do you mean by a loop? Describe different types of loop statements. 5 Marks

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5. a) What is an array ? How it is declared in ‘C’ 05 Marks

b) Write a program to print the first 15-fibonacci numbers. 05 Marks

c) Write a program to compute all prime numbers between 2 and 50. 05 Marks

6. a) Write a function to find the common divisor of two nonnegative Integer values. 05 Marks

b) Write a function to calculate an absolute value. 05 Marks

c) Write a function to compute square root of a member. 05 Marks

7. a) What is a structure? Give a structure to store a students name, age, marksscored in 3 Subjects and the result. 10 Marks

b) What is a file? Mention its advantages and disadvantages. 05 Marks

8. a) Write a program to find the number of characters in a string using pointers.09 Marks

b) What are bit wise operators? List the different bitwise operator. 06 Marks

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BSIT-14First Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations, January 2006

Distance EducationBASICS OF SYSTEM SOFTWARE

Time: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Part - A - Answer to all questions.

Each question carries one mark.

2. Part B - Answer any FIVE full questions.

Each full questions carry 15 marks.

PART - A

Answer all questions. Each question carries 1 mark.

25 X 1=25 Marks

1. A program which reads text in an input language and classifies its components according to theirgrammatical derivation is called____________

2. Primary functions of pass 2 are using SYMTAB for address reference, creating __________,__________ and __________ records for object program, writing listing.

3. Control section is a program part that maintains its after assembly.

4. Load - and -go assembler generates ________ code in memory for immediate execution.

5. Macros are well-suited for creating __________ tables.

6. Macros should be used when maximum processor _______ when the amount of memoryconsumed in less important.

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7. Linking is not ______, but usually does involve some relocation.

8. Main data structure needed for linking loader is external _________ ESTAB.

9. Loading and linking are often ________ features, not very interactive.

10. Linking loader combines _________ with library functions into memory.

11. Parsers (attempt) to understand the ____________ of the program, basically, is considered.

12. During semantic analysis, the __________ structure of a program.

13. Most compilers are designed to be _________ of the computer being used.

14. An operating system may provide a ___________ across multiple platforms.

15. Reliability demands that system resources be protected _________ damage.

16. In pass 2 assembler uses _______ for address reference, creating the Heder, Text and Endrecords for object program, writing listing.

a) SYMTAB b)OPTAB

c) LOOKUPTAB d) INSTTAB

17. Stack performs ________ operations

a) Push b) Pop

c) Push and Popd) None

18. Control sections must be linked together when ___________ references are present.

a) Internal b) External

c) Different d) All

19. In Loader Pass 1 performs the actual loading, relocation and linking of the program.

a) Binding b) Accessing

c) Relocation d) Allocation

20. Any optimization is done, a simple, portable version of code is generated. This is known as an________ representation

a) intermediateb) immediate

c) local d) global

21. Subroutine and Macros both are not the same in an assembly language. (True / False)

22. Operating System is very essential for any Computer System. (True / False)

23. Call and Return instruction are required in Macros. (True / False)

24. Cache Miss occurs only if data not available in the register file. (True / False)

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25. System calls acts as an interface between the User and the System. (True / False)

PART - B

Answer any FIVE full questions, each full question carries 15 marks.

5 x 15=75 Marks

1. a) What is an Assembler ? How do you design the assembler ? 8 Marks

b) What MASM and TASM? Explain with an example. 7 Marks

2. a) Explain the operations of loader with an example? 8 Marks

b) Explain the passing technique. 7 Marks

3. a) What are Macros? Explain the difference between an Assembler and a Macro.9 Marks

b) Give the differences between a Macro and a subroutine. 6 Marks

4. a) Explain briefly lexical and semantic analysis? 7 Marks

b) Explain the lexical details in EDNF.

5. a) How memory allocation is done in the OS? 5 Marks

b) What is CPU scheduling? Explain the different scheduling algorithm. 10 Marks

6. a) What is a Semaphore? How it is useful in accessing the critical section? 6 Marks

b) Write a Semaphore solution for n-processes critical section problem. 9 Marks

7. a) What are the basic functions of OS? Explain. 10 Marks

b) What is system call? Give any two example. 5 Marks

8. a) Bring out the differences between CISC and RISC architecture. 6 Marks

b) Explain the following : 9 Marks

i) Opcode

ii) Symbol table

iii) Location counter

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BSIT-21Second Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance EducationOPERATING SYSTEM

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Time: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Part -A :Answer to all questions.

2. Part -B : Answer any FIVE full questions.

PART - A

Answer the questions:

1. What is operating system? 1 Mark

2. ________ and __________ are the primary goals of an operating system. 2 Marks

3. What is thread? 1 Mark

4. ________ CPU utilization and _________ turn around time are desirable features of a

scheduling algorithm. 2 Marks

5. SJF scheduling algorithm is a priority algorithm. (True/False) 1 Mark

6. Compaction is a solution for ________ fragmentation. 1 Mark

7. pages are mapped to ________ 1 Mark

8. Segments are _________ sized pages. 1 Mark

9. Virtual memory is implemented using ____________ 1 Mark

10. List out the attributes of a file. 2 Marks

11. File access is in terms of _________. 1 Mark

12. Typical block size for disk I/O is _________ bytes. 1 Mark

13. What are the 2 characteristics of disks that have made them popular secondarystorage devices? 2 Marks

14. FAT in DOS uses __________ allocation. 1 Mark

15. __________ and _________ constitute disk access time. 2 Marks

16. __________ is commonly used to authenticate users to use a system. 1 Mark

17. Files in the Recycle Bin cannot be recovered. (True/False) 1 Mark

18. List out the different views that can be chosen to display in incons. 2 Marks

19. Hidden files can be deleted. (Yes/No)

PART- B

Answer any FIVE full questions. 5X15=75

1. a) Operating system is a resource manager. Explain. 8 Marks

b) Briefly describe the evolution of operating system. 7 Marks

2. a) Define a process. Draw and explain the process state diagram. 7 Marks

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b) How a process is represent in the System ? What are the parameters necessaryto represent a process ? 8 Marks

3. a) Explain the operations of different schedulers. 7 Marks

b) Explain any TWO CPU scheduling algorithms. 8 Marks

4. a) Explain paging hardware used to map pages to frames. 7 Marks

b) What is the need for sharing pages and segments ? Explain how pages andframes are shared. 7 Marks

5. a) What are the different ways of accessing files ? Explain. 8 Marks

b) Describe the layered approach to file system organization. 7 Marks

6. a) List and explain the common components seen in a GUI environment. 8 Marks

b) Explain the characteristics of DOS operating system. 7 Marks

7. a) Briefly explain the characteristics of widows operating system. 7 Marks

b) Give the general formats and illustrates with examples the followingDOS commands.

i) Format ii) Dir. 8 Marks

8. a) Explain any 8 features of windows of NT. 8 Marks

b) Explain the different properties associated with files in windows 90. 7 Marks

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BSIT-22Second Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

DATA STRUCTURES USING CTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer to all questions in Part -A.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B

PART - A

Answer all questions. Each question carries one mark.

25 X 1=25 Marks

1. What is an algorithm? 1 Mark

2. What is data structure? 2 Marks

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3. With syntax differentiate between structure and union in ‘C’. 2 Marks

4. What is dangling pointer? 1 Mark

5. List the application of queue. 2 Marks

6. List the different methods to represent graph. 2 Marks

7. Give the application of recursion. 2 Marks

8. What is the difference between scan f( ) and gets( ) functions while readinga string ? 1 Mark

9. Define Binary tree. 1 Mark

10. What is Binary search tree. 1 Mark

11. Define inorder traversal of a tree. 1 Mark

12. Define degree of a vertex. 1 Mark

13. Define expression tree. 1 Mark

14. What is recursion? 1 Mark

15. Define circular list. 1 Mark

16. Write a function to convert infix expression to post fix expression. 5 Marks

PART- B

Answer any FIVE full questions.

1. a) Write a ‘C’ program to count the number of digits in a given number. 7 Marks

b) Write an algorithm / pseudo code for the linear search. 8 Marks

2. a) Write a recursive function to generate Fabinocci series upto N. 7 Marks

b) Write a ‘C’ function.

i) to check whether stack is empty or not.

ii) to delete an element from the stack 8 Marks

3. a) Write a ‘C’ program.

i) to find the next position in the circular queue.

ii) to add an element to the circular queue. 8 Marks

b) Write a ‘C’ program to create a ordered singly linked list of integers.algorithm to create a binary tree. 7 Marks

4. a) Explain how binary tree is different from a binary search tree write analgorithm to create a binary tree. 8 Marks

b) What are the applications of linked list. 7 Marks

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5. a) Write a program in ‘C’ to implement depth first search. 8 Marks

b) Write the adjacency matrix for the following graph. 7 Marks

6. a) Write a program to solve the element in ascending order using HEAPSORT. 7 Marks

b) Write a program to sort a list of number using Bubble sort algorithm. 8 Marks

7. a) Write a program in ‘C’ to search an element using binary search method. 7 Marks

b) Write a program to insert the given element in the proper position in thealready sorted list of number (insertion sort). 8 Marks

8. Write short notes on :

a) Pseudo code 5 Marks

b) Complexity of algorithm 5 Marks

c) Passing parameter to the functions in ‘C’

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BSIT-23Second Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

DATA COMMUNICATIONTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer to all questions in Part -A.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B

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3 4

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PART - A

Answer to all questions.

25 X 1=25 Marks

1. Discuss the different components of a communication system? Mention various tasks performedby a communication system. 3 Marks

2. What are function of transmitter. 2 Marks

3. What is circuit switching? l Mark

4. Define bandwidth, data rate and channel capacity. 3 Marks

5. State Nyquist sampling theorem. 2 Marks

6. What are the functions of repeater. 2 Marks

7. What is FCS ? 2 Marks

8. Briefly explain the functions of data link layer. 2 Marks

9. What are the basic characteristics of HOLC. 3 Marks

10. Discuss ON-OFF flow control. 2 Marks

11. Discuss various network topoloties. 3 Marks

PART- B

Answer any FIVE full questions

1. a) List the categories in which the communication networks are classified andbriefly discuss one network under each category. 8 Marks

b) Explain with block diagram OSI reference architecture. 7 Marks

2. a) Briefly explain Shannon channel capacity and line coding. 8 Marks

b) What is circuit switching? Discuss the cross bar switch. 7 Marks

3. a) What is ARQ? Discuss any two ARQ techniques. 8 Marks

b) With neat figure explain HDLC frame structure. 7 Marks

4. a) Discuss MAC frame format. 8 Marks

b) What is LAN? Explain the CSMA/CD algorithm. 7 Marks

5. a) Explain the concept of protocol architecture using file transfer applicationas an example. 8 Marks

b) Briefly explain the Asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) 7 Marks

6. a) Briefly explain the satellite communication. 8 Marks

b) With neat figure explain multipoint transmission configuration. 7 Marks

7. a) With neat figure explain error detection system using check bits. 7 Marks

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b) Briefly explain cyclic redundancy check. 7 Marks

8. a) With neat figure explain optical fiber BUS taps. 8 Marks

b) Briefly explain bridge protocol architecture. 7 Marks

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BSIT-24Second Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

Data Base Management Systems

Time: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer to all questions in Part -A.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B

PART - A

Answer to all questions

1. Explain briefly the tasks handled by the DBMS package. 2 Marks

2. Explain how data is represented. 2 Marks

3. What is a flat file? 1 Mark

4. Explain briefly the components of data base system 2 Marks

5. Explain clearly the advantages of database system. 2 Marks

6. Mention the three important data models. 2 Marks

7. Explain briefly different types of records. 2 Marks

8. What are the problems associated with sequential files explain. 2 Marks

9. The index provide the _________ access to records. 1 Mark

10. All data in computer must be represented using only 2 symbols names ________

and ___________. 2 Marks

11. Some data stored in many places leading to duplicate of data is called_______1 Mark

12. Record is a collection of __________ 1 Mark

13. The records are written in data blocks in ________ key sequence. 1 Mark

14. _________ key identifies every entity in the entity set uniquely. 1 Mark

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15. The relational model developed by_____________ 1 Mark

16. The hierarchical data model organizer data in a _____________ 1 Mark

17. Hashing is very good for _________ keys. 1 Mark

PART- B

Answer any FIVE full questions

1. a) Briefly explain different types of databases. 8 Marks

b) Explain major components of DBMS. 7 Marks

2. a) Briefly explain direct file organisation. 7 Marks

b) Briefly explain primary and secondary indexes. 8 Marks

3. a) List different types of attributes? Give at least two examples for each type. 7 Marks

b) Construct an ER diagram for a hospital with a set of patients and a set ofmedical doctors. Associate with each patients a log of the various tests andexamination conducted. 8 Marks

4. a) Briefly explain the hierarchical data model. 7 Marks

b) Explain the advantages and disadvantages of network model. 8 Marks

5. a) Briefly explain external hashing. 7 Marks

b) What is collision? Explain different collision resolution methods. 8 Marks

6. a) Explain the issues of security. 7 Marks

b) What do you mean by discretionary access control ? Explain. 8 Marks

7. a) What are forms? How they are created. 7 Marks

b) Explain the features of MS-access. 8 Marks

8. Write short notes on : 5X3=15 Marks

a) Classification of DBMS.

b) Schema and instances.

c) Object relational data model.

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BSIT-BCB.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

BRIDGE COURSETime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Part -A : is compulsory

2. Part - B : Answer any 15 questions (15 X 5 = 75)

PART - A

Answer to all questions. 10X1=10 Marks

1. What is a flowchart?

2. What is token?

3. What is the difference between constant and variable?

4. What is a loop?

5. What is the key formula used in matrix multiplication?

6. What is searching?

7. What do you mean by recursive function?

8. What is sorting?

9. Define queue.

10. What is pseudocode?

Answer any FIVE questions 5X3=15 Marks

11. Describe the types of linked list.

12. Briefly describe assembly level languages.

13. Give the differences between multiplexing and demultiplexing.

14. Describe different types of string functions.

15. Give differences between pointer and an array.

PART - B

Answer any 15 questions: 15 X 5=75 Marks

1. Explain the steps for executing the C program.

2. Briefly explain the rules for framing variables.

3. Explain the different types of constants used in C.

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4. Give the differences between conditional control statements and unconditionalcontrol statements.

5. List out the different library functions of C.

6. Explain the different parameter passing mechanisms in ‘C’.

7. Explain the different types of modes in which files can be opened.

8. How pointers are initialized and Declared? Explain briefly.

9. Explain the objectives of Data structures.

10. Explain the different operations performed on queue.

11. Describe the evaluation process of an infix expression?

12. Explain the evaluation process of polynomials using linked lists?

13. Explain the implement ion process of circular linked list.

14. Explain briefly the dynamic memory management process.

15. Explain the Buddy algorithm.

16. Explain the packet switching.

17. List the main features of RDBMS.

18. What is normal form? Describe the different types of normal forms.

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BSIT-31Third Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

October 2006Distance Education

PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME - IITime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer to all questions from Part-A.

2. Answer to FIVE full questions from Part-B.

PART - A

Answer the following questions. 25 Marks

1. Prepare a brief self portrait of yourself for a professional career. 2 Marks

2. What are your special abilities? 1 Mark

3. How would you describe your standards of performance. 1 Mark

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4. In what areas do you need to improve? 1 Mark

5. List out the things you would carry to a job interview. 2 Marks

6. Aside from money, what do you want most in a job? 1 Mark

7. What further training do you need? 1 Mark

8. Name the title and author publication of any book that you have read during thelast one - month. 1 Mark

9. List out any two good deeds that you have done during this week. 1 Mark

10. Who are the most important people to you? Why? 2 Marks

11. Prepare a “TO DO LIST” for tomorrow. 1 Mark

12. List out four qualities for a good personality. 2 Marks

13. List out two qualities in you that need improvement from the point view of manmanagement skills in human engineering. 2 Marks

14. What is communication skill ? 1 Mark

15. What are writing skills ? 1 Mark

16. Mention any two traits to be successful as an IT professional. 2 Marks

17. Mention any four important etiquette of cell phone usage. 2 Marks

18. What is your REAL AIM in life. 1 Mark

PART - B

Answer any FIVE questions out of the following. 5X15=75 Marks

1. a) List out important- strengths in you. 4 Marks

b) .List out your short term and long term professional goals. 6 Marks

c) Prepare a self improvement plan for yourself. 5 Marks

2. a) Introduce yourself with comprehensive information. 4 Marks

b) List out the reasons for rejection in interviews. 6 Marks

c) Explain the responsibilities and the qualities needed for job. 5 Marks

3. a) List out tips for stress management of job interviews. 5 Marks

b) Explain the basic strategies for a fast start on your new job. 5 Marks

c) Explain the hints to tap your hidden potentials. 5 Marks

4. a) List out and explain any EIGHT tips for time management. 8 Marks

b) Identify your weaknesses on time management put in a plan to overcome it.7 Marks

5. a) List out and explain qualities that are required for a good personality. 8 Marks

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b) Explain Maslow’s hierarchy of needs theory and Herzborg’s categories ofgoal pertaining to Human Engineering. 7 Marks

6. a) Read the passage, understand the contents thoroughly and answer the following questions.5 Marks

Passage:

Each child has his individual pattern of social, as well as physical development. Some of it dependson his home life and his relationships with the, people who love him. Children in large familieslearn how to get along with others through normal brother-sister- play and tussles. An only child,on the other hand, may have to learn his lessons in social living through hard experiences on theplayground or in the Class room. Twins who always have one another to learn on may be slow inresponding to others because they do not need anyone else.

A child who is constantly scolded and made to feet he does everything wrong may love a difficulttime developing specially. He may be so afraid of displeasing the adults around him that he keepsto himself (whether he can’t get into trouble), or he may take the opposite route and go out of hisway to create trouble like the isolated child, he too may return to infantile pleasures, developinghabits that will safety him. But create barriers towards social contact.

1. The main idea in this passage is that

(a) Twins are slower in developing than single children

(b) Only children take longer to develop

(c) Children develop socially, physically and developmentally according toan individual pattern;

(d) Secure children take longer to develop.

2. The social development of a child can be affected by

(a) habits

(b) infantile pleasures

(c) patterns

(d) the number of siblings

3. One inference that can be drawn from this passage is that

(a) Continual scolding is not harmful to the child.

(b) Continual scolding inhibits healthy social development.

(c) Continual scolding does not affect physical development

(d) Continual scolding has adverse effects on the disciplination

4. Where does the passage say the only child learns his social lessons ?

(a) Home and school

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(b) Play ground and classroom

(c) Play ground and home

(d) All of the above.

5. Home life and people who live with the child affect his development

(a) Partially

(b) at no time

(c) totally

(d) in no noticeable ways

6. b) Explain different subskills of writing. 5 Marks

c) Give the difference between language of speech and language of writing. 5 Marks

7. a) Write a letter to the controller of examination of your university informing that you

have received the wrong set of certificates and also ask for thecorrect ones. 8 Marks

b) List out some of the important do’s and donot’s in dining etiquette to befollowedwith guests. 7 Marks

8. a) What is reading? Explain the different kinds of reading. 7 Marks

b) Explain the main features of good paragraphs. 8 Marks

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BSIT-32

Third Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,November/December 2006

Distance EducationRDBMS

Time: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer A is compulsory.

2. Answer any FIVE questions from Part - B.

PART - A

Answer to all questions, each carries one mark. 1 X 25=25 Marks

1. Relational algebra is a ___________ query language.

2. To remove a relation from a database we use the __________ command.

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3. A sub query is a ____________ expression that is nested within another query.

4. Normalization is a technique for reducing ______________

6. What is the difference between database instance and relation schema ?

6. What is the difference between UNARY and BINARY operations ? Give example.

7. What is the difference between select and project operations ?

8. SQL does not have any___________ capability

9. What is the advantage of query language ?

10. What are aggregate functions ? Give example.

11. What is set membership?

12. How do you create views ?

13. Give the difference between inner join operation and outer join operation.

14. What are embedded SQL statements ?

15. What is a UN normalized relation ? Give example.

16. List the normal forms.

17. BCNF means _________

18. _________ are used to defined code that is executed / fired when certain actions

or event occur.

19. Parameter passing between client and server can be __________

20. ODBC came as a demand for ________ development

21. XML means _______

22. JAVA servlets are executed in their own __________

23. What is temporal and sequence database ?

24. What is Rollback Segment ? Mention its role.

25. Give the difference between Trace files and Alert log.

PART. B

Answer any FIVE questions, each carries 15 marks.

5 X 15=75 Marks

1. a) What is the difference between Cartesian product and natural join operation?Write sample queries for both operations. 6 Marks

b) What are aggregate functions ? Explain various aggregate functions used in SQL with example. 9 Marks

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2. a) Explain in detail the different join types and join conditions. 10 Marks

b) Explain the necessity of embedded SQL statement. 5 Marks

3. a) Explain the first, second and third normal form with example. 5 Marks

b) What is an unnormalized relation ? Explain the problems associated withunnormalized relation. Given example. 5 Marks

4. a) What is the role of background process ? Explain any four majorbackground processes. 10 Marks

b) Briefly explain the overview of databases. 5 Marks

5. a) Explain briefly the various operators of PL /SQL. 9 Marks

b) Explain while and for loops in PL/SQL. Give examples. 6 Marks

6. a) Discuss briefly the significance of Remote Procedure Call. 8 Marks

b) List and explain the transparency issues in RPC. 7 Marks

7. a) What is World Wide Web ? Explain. 3 Marks

b) Explain the application server architecture. 6 Marks

c) Explain briefly the following search engines.

i) Google ii) Yahoo iii) Afta Vista. 6 Marks

8. a) Explain briefly the applications of multimedia database. 5 Marks

b) What is GIX? Explain. 3 Marks

c) What is Genome database ? Explain. 7 Marks

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BSIT-33Third Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

OOPS WITH C++

Time: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

PART - A

Answer any FIVE questions. 5 X 5=25 Marks

1. Define object and class. List the different object oriented languages.

2. List and explain main differences between C and C++.

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3. Write a C++ program to read as 3 X 3 matrix and print the matrix in matrix form.

4. What is polymorphism. Give example?

5. What are constructors and destructors?

6. What is operator overloading? Give examples.

7. What is Inheritance. How do define derived classes in C ++.

PART - B

Answer any FIVE questions 15X5=75 Marks

1. a) Explain the different object abased and object oriented concepts in C++. 7 Marks

b) Write a C++ program to find the GOD of two numbers. 8 Marks

2. a) Define and explain

a) Global variables b) Static variables

c) Auto variables d) Instance variables 9 Marks

b) Explain input / output handling C++ with a block diagram. 6 Marks

3. a) Explain the dynamic memory allocation in C++ with an example. 7 Marks

b) Explain the features of constructors and destructor. Give example for a constructor. 8 Marks

4. a) Explain the exception handling features of C++ program with a suitable example.7 Marks

b) Explain the resolution of a function by C ++ complier in the case of functionoverloading.

5. a) What are inline functions and why do we need them. Explain the syntax of inline function withsuitable example. 7 Marks

b ) Write a C++ program to reverse a given number. 8 Marks

6. a) Why we need friend function. Explain with an example program. 7 Marks

b) Write a program in C++ to add two complex numbers. 8 Marks

8. Write short notes on the following: 5 X 3=15 Marks

a) Pointers

b) Enumerations

c) Storage specifiers

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BSIT-34Third Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

October 2006Distance Education

COMPUTER NETWORKSTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer to all questions from Part -A.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions from Part-B.

PART - A

Answer to all questions. Each carries ONE mark

1 X 25=25 Marks

1. Wha.t is OSI model?

2. The _________ layer uses the services provided by the network layer.

3. Each layer adds _______ to the data it received from the upper layer.

4. What is the function of physical layer?

5. What is TCP / IP model ?

6. At transport layer the protocols defined by TCP / IP model are ________ and __________

7. RFC stands for ____________

8. What is subnet mask ? Why is it necessary ?

9. What is IP multicasting?

10. Define RARP.

11. The minimum length of IP datagram is __________ bytes

12. What is ICMP? bytes.

13. In the IP datagram _________ field is used for the error detection purpose.

14. Protocol used for reporting the errors occurred during the datagram transfer is __________

15. UDP is an acronym for ____________

16. UDP needs the _________ address to deliver the data to the correct process.

17. In TCP a unit of data is referred to as __________

18. ________ Field in the TCP header is used to detect errors in the TCP segment.

19. TCP offers ___________ duplex data transfer service.

20. In TCP / IP, the session and presented layers are integrated with ________ layer.

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21. Define Server-Client model.

22. In client-server, the ________ programm is always running.

23. Connection-oriented concurrent server uses the service of ________ transport protocol.

24. What is connectionless Iterative Server?

25. Commands are sent over connection.

PART - B

Answer any FIVE full questions, each carries 15 marks.

5 x 15=75 Marks

1. a) Explain the functionalities and the services offered by the transport layer ofthe OSI model. 05 Marks

b) Make briefcomparisoh between OSI and TOP/ IP models. 10 Marks

2. a) Explain the TCP / IP architecture. Give diagram. 10 Marks

b) What are the functions of Session layer? Explain. 05 Marks

3. a) Write a brief note about direct and indirect routing. 05 Marks

b) Give an overview of ARP mechanism using diagrams and packet format. 10 Marks

4. a) Write a brief note on RARP. 05 Marks

b) List the types of messages present in the ICMP. Explain any two errorsreporting messages. 10 Marks

5. a) Write the UDP datagram header. Explain each field. 10 Marks

b) Explain the need of pushing data operation in TCP. 05 Marks

6. a) Explain the concept of multiplexing and demultiplexing in TCP. 05 Marks

b) Describe briefly how error-control me.chamsm is achieved in TCP when datascorrupted and when acknowledgement is lost. 10 Marks

7. a) Write a brief description about Client -Server model. 05 Marks

b) Write a brief description about the connection-oriented concurrent Server. 05 Marks

c) Write a brief description about the control connection used in FTP. 05 Marks

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BSIT- 41Fourth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

ALGORITHMSTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer A is compulsory.

2. Answer any FIVE questions from Part-B.

PART - A

I. Answer the following: 1 X 13=13 Marks

1. One of the properties of an algorithm is beauty. (True/ False)

2. Array is ___________ data structure.

3. Stack works on the strategy of ‘First -in First - out’ (True/False)

4. A technique of defining a process by itself is called _____________

5. A graph without self loop and parallel edge is ____________

6. A tree with n vertices has ________ edges.

7. The percentage of memory wastage is adjacency matrix representation of binary tree is _______

8. Linked list is a __________ data structure.

9. A binary tree of depth ‘d’ has atmost _________ number of nodes.

10. A tree is a _____________ graph without any ___________

11. The traversal of a binary is ___________ node at least _________

12. Preorder traversal of an expression binary tree yields ___________

II. 3 X 4=12 Marks

1. What is an algorithm? Mention its properties. What are the advantages of an algorithm?

2. What is Recussion? Bringout the difference between recussion and iteration.

3. Define a Queue? How do you represent a queue? Mention its application in computer science.

4. What is a graph ? Draw all complete graphs with n = 2, 4, 6 vertices.

PART - B

Answer any FIVE full questions each question carries 15 marks. 5 X 15=75 Marks

1. a) Design an algorithm to check whether a give string is palindrome or not a

palindrome. 6 Marks

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b) What is a stack? Write the algorithms to show the different operations tobe performed on the stack. 9 Marks

2. a) Explain and illustrate insertion sort algorithm to sort a list of n numbers. 7 Marks

b) Write the algorithms to perform different operations on circular queue. 8 Marks

3. a) Design an algorithm to check whether the given graph is connected from theadjacency matrix representation. 7 Marks

b) Write an iterative and recessive algorithm to search for an element usingBinary search technique. 8 Marks

4. a) Write an algorithm to sort list of elements using quick sort and hand simulateon a data set of atleast 9 elements. 10 Marks

b) Write a recursive -algorithm to find sum of n numbers. 5 Marks

5. Design the recursive algorithm to sort a list of elements using mergsort and handsimulate on a data set of atleast 9 elements. 15 Marks

6. a) Design an iterative algorithm to traverse a binary tree represented in twodimensional matrix. 9 Marks

b) Draw a binary tree of level 6 having atleast 18 nodes and obtain the inorder,preorder and postorder sequences of the tree. 6 Marks

7. Design recursive algorithms to traverse a binary tree represented in linked listsin inorder, preorder and postorder and handsimulte your algorithms with an example.

15 Marks

8. Write an algorithm to sort the list of numbers using selection sort. 7 MarksWrite a note on the following:

i) Incidence matrix. 4 Marks

ii) Linked list and its applications. 4 Marks

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BSIT-42Fourth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance EducationJAVA PROGRAMMING

Time: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Part -A is compulsory and answer.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B

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PART - A

I. Answer to all questions and each question carries ONE marks

1 X 25=25 Marks

1.1. Say whether the statements are true of false.

1. The name of the java program file must match the name of the class with theextension java. (True/False)

2. Two methods cannot have the same name in java. (True/False)

3. The modulus operator (%) can be used only with integer operands. (True/False)

4. Declarations can appear any where in the body of java method. (True/False)

5. All the bitwise operators have the name level of precedence in java. (True/False)

6. When x is a positive numbers the operations x > > 2 and x = x + 2 produce thesame results. (True/False)

7. If a = 10 and b = 15 when the statement x = (a > b)? a : b, assigns the value15 to x. (True/False)

8. In evaluating a logical expression of type Boolean expression 1 & & Booleanexpression 2 both the boolean expression are not always evaluated. (True/False)

9. In evaluating the expression (x = = y&& a < b) the boolean expression x = = yis evaluated first and then a < b is evaluated. (True/False)

10. The default base is always required in the switch selection structure. (True/False)

11. The expression (x = = y )&&( a < b) is true only if both the expressions aretrue. (True/False)

12. A variable declared inside the forloop control cannot be referenced outsidethe loop. (True/False)

13. Java always provides a default constructor to a class. (True/False)

14. Java is object oriented programming language. (True/False)

1.2 Answer the following multiple choice questions selecting the right answer.

15. The range of values for the long type data in ‘C’

a) - 231 to 231 - 1 c) - 263 to 263 - 1

b) - 264 to 264 d) - 232 to 232 - 1

16. What will be the result of the expression 13 & 25 ?

a) 38 b) 25

c) 9 d) None of the above

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17. Which of the following are correct ?

a) int a = 16, a 2 = 4

b) int b = - 8, b > > 1 = - 4

c) int a = 16, a > > 2 = 4

d) int b = - 8, b > > > 2 = - 4

e) All of the above

18. If m and n are int type variables, what will be result of the expression m%n whenm = 5 and n = 2 1

19. Consider the following statementsint x = 10, y = 15;x = (x > y) ? (y + x) : (y - x);

What will be the value of x after exciting there statements?

a) 10 c) 15 e) Errors cannot be exerted

b) 25 d) 5

20. Consider the following code

if (number >= 0)

if (number> 0)

System.out.println (“number is positive”);

else

System.out.println (“number is negative”);

What will be the output if number is equal to 0 ?

a) Number is negative b) Number is positive.

c) Both A and B d) None of the above.

21. Which of the following are not keywords?

a) NULL b) Implements

c) Protected d) Extended

e) String

22. Which of the keywords are used control access to a class members?

a) Default c) Protected e) Public

b) Abstractd) Interface

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23. A package is a collection of

a) Classes b) Interfaces

c) Editing tools d) Classes and interfaces

24. Which of the following statements are valid array declaration

a) Int numbers ( ) c) Double [ ] marks

b) Float average [ ] d) Counter int [ ]

25. Consider the following code int number [ ] = new int [5]; after execution of thisstatements, which of the following are true?

a) Number [0] is undefined

b) Number [5] is undefined

c) Number [4] is null

d) Number [2] is 0

e) Number length ( ) is 5

PART - B

Answer any FIVE full questions 5 X 15=75 Marks

1. Distinguish between the following terms

a) Objects and classes

b) Data abstraction and data encapsulation

c) Inheritance and polymosphism

d) Dynamic binding and message passing 15 Marks

2. Compare interms of their functions, the following statements

a) While and do while

b) While and for

c) Break and continue 15 Marks

3. What is stream? List out the different stream classes in java, explain how theinput or output is handled in java? 15 Marks

4. a) What is an array? Why arrays are easier to use compared to bunch ofrelated variables? 5 Marks

b) Describe inheritance as applied to OOP. 5 Marks

c) What is object oriented programming? How it is different from theprocedure oriented programming? 5 Marks

5. a) Explain if else statement with syntax and with an examples. 5 Marks

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b) Why Java is known as platform neutral language? How java is moresecured than other languages? 5 Marks

c) What is type castting? Why is it required in programming and explain withan example. 5 Marks

6. List the eight basic data types used in java given examples. 15 Marks

7. a) What is a class? How does it accomplish data hiding? 7 Marks

b) Write a java programs to multiply two matrices. 8 Marks

8. a) Write a program to create a thread by extending the thread class. 8 Marks

b) Write a java program to concatenate two strings. 7 Marks

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BSIT-43Fourth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

October 2006Distance Education

UNIX & SHELL PROGRAMMINGTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: Part -A is compulsory and answer

any FIVE full questions in Part-B

PART - A

I. Answer to all questions.

1. What is long form of POSIX. 1 Mark

2. What is topmost directory called in UNIX? How is it represented? 2 Marks

4. Identify the relative and absolute path names in the following. 2 Marks

a) ../progs / x1.c

b) / usr / bin / ls 2 Marks

5. Mention the use of commands - file and type. 2 Marks

6. What does / dev / tty and / dev / null represents ? 2 Marks

7. What is PATH variable ? What is its use. 2 Marks

8. Name three modes of vi editor. 2 Marks

9. What does following characters signifies as first character in output of ls - 1 command.

- , d, b, c. 4 Marks

10. Give a command to display only the running processes. 1 Mark

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11. Give the commands to accept and refuse messages. 2 Marks

12. How you do the following in Job control

a) Running process in Background

b) Stopping process executing in foreground

c) Taking stopped job to background

d) Bringing background job to foreground 4 Marks

PART - B

II. Answer any FIVE full questions. 15 X 5=75 Marks

1. With a neat diagram explain different layers of UNIX operating system? Alsoexplain interaction between shell and kernel using any suitable command. 15 Marks

2. a) What are internal and external commands? Give a reason why commandcd cannot be an external command. 5 Marks

b) Explain the use of pipes and tees to connect commands. 5 Marks

c) Write shell program to convert degree in Celsius to Fahrenheit. 5 Marks

3. a) With a neat diagram explain the organization of UNIX file system. 8 Marks

b) What are soft links and hard links ? Explain the commands to create them.7 Marks

4. a) Explain the output of ls - 1 command. 8 Marks

b) Give the command to change the file permissions. Explain the process of changingfile permissions relatively and absolutely. 7 Marks

5. a) If you have a file with filename chap*. Give a command to remove that file.Also give reasons for not to have special characters like * ? etc in filename.7 Marks

b) What is redirection? Explain the mechanism redirecting standard input,standard output and standard error. 8 Marks

6. a) What are wild cards ? Explain their usage in pattern matching. 8 Marks

b) What are standard input, standard output and standard error? Give acommand to redirect standard error to working terminal and no where. 7 Marks

7. a) What is a process? Explain the mechanism of process creation in UNIX. 8 Marks

b) Explain the mechanism of executing job periodically using cron. 7 Marks

8. a) Explain the command grep with any four different options. 6 Marks

b) What is Shell programming ? Write a shell program to display list of userslogined to the system. 5 Marks

c) Write a shell program to find biggest of three numbers. 4 Marks

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BSIT-44Fourth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Part-A is compulsory and carries 25 marks.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B.

and each question carries 10 marks.

PART - A

I. Answer the following questions and each question carries 1 mark.

1 X 10=10 Marks

1. Software engineering is a _________

2. The development approach followed in prototype model is _________

3. Structured analysis mainly depends on data flow diagrams and __________

4. The weakest entity is represented using ________ in a DFD.

5. _______ is mainly used for testing real-time and embedded systems.

6. The most commonly used version representations are evolution graph and ___________

7. ECO stands for ____________

8. Estimation makes use of an important approach _________

9. PERT stands for ________

10. SCM is an important element of __________

II. Answer the following questions. Each question carries 3 marks. 3X5=15 Marks

1. What is a software? What are the characteristics of a quality software?

2. What is software reusability? What are its advantages?

3. What is software verification and validation?

4. What is modularity? What are its significances?

5. What are aggregate objects ? Give two examples.

PART - B

III. Answer the FIVE full questions. Each question carries 10 mark. 15 X 5=75 Marks

1. a) What is software engineering? How is it different from other engineering? Explain. 8 Marks

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b) What is prototyping? Explain its importance. 7 Marks

2. Explain waterfall software development model. What are its advantages anddisadvantages. 15 Marks

3. Give the outline of an SRS as per IEEE standard and describe the fundamentalcharacteristics of a quality SRS. 15 Marks

4. What is DFD? Why do we need in software design? Write a DFD of an employeepay-role system. 15 Marks

5. a) What is functional dependency? Explain different criteria used to measurefunctional dependence with an example. 7 Marks

b) What is structured programming? Explain with an example. 7 Marks

6. a) What is software testing ? What is the testing principles ? 7 Marks

b) What is cyclomatic complexity? Explain with an example. 8 Marks

7. a) What are cost drives? How are they applicable in COCOMO? Explain. 5 Marks

8. a) What is risk management? What are the different types risks? How the riskwill improve the quality of the software. 8 Marks

b) What is baseline? Give an example and explain. 7 Marks

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BSIT-51Fifth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

GRAPHICS & MUL TIMEDIATime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer full questions from Part - A.

2. Answer any FIVE questions from Part - B.

PART - A

Answer to all questions

1. Define computer graphics? What is the need for computer graphics. 5 Marks

2. List graphics input device and explain anyone graphics input device. 5 Marks

3. What is animation? List the functions that are used for the animation. 5 Marks

4. What is multimedia? Narrate the origin and development of multimedia. 5 Marks

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5. What is photoshop? List the different selection tools of photoshop. 5 Marks

PART - B

Answer any FIVE full questions

1. a) Explain the different application of computer graphics. 6 Marks

b) Name and explain how the computer languages that supports computergraphics programming 9 Marks

2. a) Explain briefly the working principle of shadow marks CRT. 10 Marks

b) List and explain any four graphics function of ‘C’ Language. 5 Marks

3. a) What are different positioning devices? Explain anyone in detail. 9 Marks

b) Define the term PIXEL, Aspect Ratio, Resolution. 6 Marks

4. a) Differentiate the features of text and graphics mode in ‘C’. 8 Marks

b) Write a program in ’C’ to draw a circle and animates it on the screen. 7Marks

5. a) List the different types of graphic file formats that are used by software tosave files and explain. 8 Marks

b) Give the use of scanner? Name the different types of scanner and explainany one in brief. 7 Marks

6. a) Explain the term:

i) Morphing ii) Warping 6 Marks

b) Explain the use of rubber stamp tool and give the steps to use rubber stamptool. 9 Marks

7. a) What are the two main categories of computer graphics and explain each of them.9 Marks

b) With example, explain BMP file format. 6 Marks

8. Write short notes on:

a) Painting tools. 7 Marks

b) Multimedia products and packages. 8 Marks

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BSIT-52Fifth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

October 2006Distance EducationWEB PROGRAMMING

Time: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer all questions in Part -A.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B.

PART - A

Answer to all questions

1. What are the two most important standards used on the web. 2 Marks

2. What is HTML ? Briefly explain any two HTML tags. 4 Marks

3. What is the difference between HTML & DHTML? 2 Marks

4. Explain briefly the .uses of Java scripts. 3 Marks

5. What is an application server? 2 Marks

6. What are the advantages of JSP ? 3 Marks

7. What are the disadvantages of hidden controls. 2 Marks

8. Explain the several ways of tracking users. 4 Marks

9. What is EJB and give the advantages of EJB. 3 Marks

PART. B

Answer any FIVE questions

1. a) Summarize salient features of HTTP protocol. 10 Marks

b) Briefly explain role played by CGI programming in web programming. 5 Marks

2. a) With syntax explain the five TYPE attribute that the INPUT tag defines. 10 Marks

b) Explain in brief ordered list tags. 5 Marks

3. a) Explain the methods to access nodes in a document tree. 10 Marks

b) Explain document object model. 5 Marks

4. a) What are the steps followed to configure the server Apache. 10 Marks

b) Explain CGI - Pm module with an example. 5 Marks

5. a) What is a webserver? Explain. 5 Marks

b) Explain the two approaches that a web applications can be deployed in Tomcat. 10 Marks

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6. a) Explain JSP elements. 9 Marks

b) Write a JSP program which displays different message to the user based onthe time of day. 6 Marks

7. a) What are servlets ? Explain with an example. 5 Marks

b) With diagram explain the life-cycle of Servlet in briefly. 10 Marks

8. a) How do you create a Cookie? Explain with an example. 9 Marks

b) What is XML ? Explain in brief. 6 Marks

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BSIT-53Fifth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

DATA WAREHOUSING AND DA TA MININGTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer A is compulsory.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B.

PART - A

Answer to all questions

1. What is view. 1 Mark

2. What is data base? 1 Mark

3. What is meta data? 1 Mark

4. What is Archiving? 1 Mark

5. What is a Schema? 1 Mark

6. What is the use of horizontal partitioning? 1 Mark

7. What is datamart ? 1 Mark

8. What is the need for an aggregation. 1 Mark

9. Which is the best schema for data mart? 1 Mark

10. What is an event? 1 Mark

11. Name the 3 process managers. 1 Mark

12. What are the responsibilities of the warehouse manager. 2 Marks

13. What is data mining. 1 Mark

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14. Data cleaning step removes what type of data. 1 Mark

15. Differentiate between classification and prediction. 2 Marks

16. What is a nominal variable. 1 Mark

17. What is support and confidence. 2 Marks

18. List data mining application. 2 Marks

19. List the major clustering methods. 1 Mark

20. Distinguish between facts and dimensions. 2 Marks

PART - B

Answer any FIVE full questions

1. What is datawarehouse? Explain the architecture of datawarehouse. 15 Marks

2. Explain horizontal and vertical partitioning and differentiate them. 15 Marks

3. a) What are the facts to optimize the cost-benefit ratio. 10 Marks

b) What is the importance of period of retention of data. 5 Marks

4. a) Explain the hardware partitioning? 10 Marks

b) Give the advantages and disadvantages of equal segment partitioning. 5 Marks

5. a) Explain the system management tools. 12 Marks

b) Explain the Query generation. 3 Marks

6. What are the two types of data mining techniques and explain each of them in detail. 15 Marks

7. a) Explain the system for task-relevant specification in brief. 12 Marks

b) What is back prorogation. 3 Marks

8. Explain data mining for retail industry application. 15 Marks

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BSIT-54Fifth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

SOFTWARE QUALITY & TESTINGTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer to all questions in Part -A.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B.

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PART - A

Answer to all questions

1. What is the need to test the software using white box method. 1 Mark

2. What is the importance of testing. 2 Marks

3. Write the difference between topdown testing and bottom up testing. 2 Marks

4. Give the meaning of software quality. 1 Mark

5. What are software reviews. 1 Mark

6. What is the process involved in inspection and walk throughs. 2 Marks

7. What is the objective of black box testing. 1 Mark

8. What are automated testing tools. 2 Marks

9. What is the main aim of basis path testing. 1 Mark

10. How the conditions testing is defined. 2 Marks

11. In loop testing how the loops are defined. 1 Mark

12. What is the need for GUI testing. 2 Marks

13. What is the difference between verification and validation. 2 Marks

14. List the categories for debugging approaches. 1 Mark

15. Explain briefly the localization testing. 2 Marks

16. What is validation test. 2 Marks

PART - B

Answer any FIVE full questions

1. a) Explain the purpose of testing? What happens if a software program is nottested before deployment. 12 Marks

b) What are the hurdles encountered in testing. 3 Marks

2. a) Explain any 5 types of software testing. 10 Marks

b) Define quality assurance. Give example. 5 Marks

3. Describe the software quality assurance (SQA) plan and explain the SQA activities. 15 Marks

4. a) Explain software reliability and how the reliability and availability are measured. 8 Marks

b) During code inspection what are the two main activities occur and whatare its benefits. 7 Marks

5. a) Explain boundary value analysis with an example. Why it is important during testing. 8 Marks

b) How do you test a document? What are the guidelines to be followed. 7 Marks

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6. a) Explain different methods available in white box testing with examples. 8 Marks

b) What are the guidelines to be followed which helps for creating a series ofgeneric test for GUI’s. 7 Marks

7. a) Explain with example the system testing and its complexities. 9 Marks

b) Explain unit test with an example. 6 Marks

8. a) The debugging process. 8 Marks

b) Cyclomatic complexity. 7 Marks

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BSIT-61Sixth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

October 2006Distance Education

BASICS OF .NETTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Answer A is compulsory.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B.

PART - A

Answer to all questions 5 X 5=25 Marks

1. Explain .NET frame architecture with a diagram.

2. What is automatic memory management. Give its importance.

3. Differentiate Win forms and Web services.

4. What is backward compatibility explain.

5. What is . NET remoting.

II. Answer any FIVE full questions. 15 X 5=75 Marks

1. a) Explain the functionalities of CLR give the steps involved in managed execution process.

10 Marks

b) List the advantages of .NET frame work. 5 Marks

2. a) List the important features of C#. What are the differences between C# & C++. 10 Marks

b) What is IIS server. Explain the role of IIS server. 5 Marks

3. a) With the help of an example explain the checked and unchecked statements.10 Marks

b) What is parameter passing. With the help of an example explain anyoneparameter passing scheme. 5 Marks

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4. a) Explain the following with example.

i) Jagged arrays

ii) Single and multi dimensional arrays 10 Marks

b) With the help of an example explain static constructor. 5 Marks

5. a) Write a C# program to demonstrate the usage of interface to implementmultiple inheritance. Explain the program. 10 Marks

b) Explain ASP . NET architecture. 5 Marks

6. Write a C # program to add, delta and update entries in the database using ADO. NET. Explainin detail the execution process of the program written. 15 Marks

7. Define the following with example

i) Instance constructor

ii) Destructor

iii) Static constructor 5X3=15 Marks

8. Write short notes on :

i) Web services

ii) DOOM

iii) JIT - compiling 5X3=15 Marks

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BSIT-62Sixth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

E-COMMERCETime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Part- A is compulsory.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B.

PART - A

I. Answer any FIVE questions 5 X 5=25 Marks

1. Define e-commerce. Name any two areas which are reasons of worry in e-commerce.

2. What is movie on demand and name any two concepts of TV based home entertainment.

3. What is EDI and electronic fund transfer?

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4. Name three broad phases of consumer’s perspective and give categories of consumers.

5. Name any four issues addressed bye-payment systems.

PART - B

Answer any FIVE full questions. 15X5=75 Marks

1. a) Explain the concept of Commerce and e-commerce. 10 Marks

b) Give the desirable characteristics of e-marketing. 5 Marks

2. a) Explain the architectural frame work of electronic commerce. 10 Marks

b) List the OMC’s (Order Management Cycle) generic steps. 5 Marks

3. a) What is e-cash. Give the properties of e-cash. 10 Marks

b) What is electronic purse. Explain. 5 Marks

4. a) Explain the four layers of EDI architecture and list the benefits of EDI. 10 Marks

b) Explain supply chain management. 5 Marks

5. a) What are security strategies and list the security tools. 10 Marks

b) What are the approaches for enterprise level security. 5 Marks

6. a) What are the basic types of physical data security and threats to data. 5 Marks

b) Explain secure socket layer. 10 Marks

7. a) Explain secure electronic payment protocol. 10 Marks

b) Explain digital signature technique. 5 Marks

8. Write a short notes on : 5X3=15 Marks

a) Kinds of shopping

b) Secret-key cryptography

c) S-HTTP

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BSIT-63Sixth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

ADVANCED COMPUTER NETWORKSTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Part- A is compulsory.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B.

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PART - A

Each question carries ONE mark.

1. How many layers does the TOP /IP model has?

2. What is DNS?

3. Expand SMTP.

4. What is RIP?

5. Which layer does congestion control?

6. Which layer does flow control?

7. What is protocol?

8. What is OSPF ?

9. Expand POP3.

10. What is a server?

11. What is subnet?

12. What is compression?

13. Define SNR.

14. What is BW?

15. What is modulation?

16. What is bit rate?

17. What is BGP?

18. Router is a device that operates at _______ layer.

19. What is checksum?

20. What is RTP?

21. What is the purpose CRC?

22. Mention anyone/function of transport layer.

23. IEEE 802.11 is a standard that concern with _________

24. Sampling frequency of CD quality audio is

25. The human eye is not sensitive to _______ frequency components.

PART - B

1. a) Explain the working of DNS with an example. 7 Marks

b) Discuss the working of POP3 in an Email system. What are its limitations? 8 Marks

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2. a) Discuss the architecture of WWW? Explain the client side and server sideevents when a user click the URL. 9 Marks

b) What is routing? Discuss direct and indirect routing? Discuss differentapproaches used tomake the routing table more efficient. 6 Marks

3. a) Explain the BG P protocol in detail. 10 Marks

b) Discuss an IP RIP packet format. 5 Marks

4. a) What is streaming? List the drawbacks of the current internet to drive the multimedia data.7 Marks

b) Explain, the way audio and video need to be compressed? Explain with an example.

8 Marks

5. a) What are the limitations of the best effort service? 5 Marks

b) Discuss the features of RTP and RTSP. 10 Marks

6. a) Explain the WLAN protocol architecture. 10 Marks

b) Compare infrared and radio transmissions. 5 Marks

7. a) What is cryptography? Explain conventional encryption model. 5 Marks

b) What is staganography? Explain. 5 Marks

8. a) Write brief note on SMTP.

b) Explain the CSMA/CA mechanism.

c) Explain syncronization management is MAC sublayer. 5 X 3=15 Marks

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BSIT-64Sixth Semester B.Sc., (IT) Examinations,

November/December 2006Distance Education

COMPUTER ETHICS AND CYBER LA WSTime: 3 hrs.] [Max.Marks: 100

Notes: 1. Part - A is compulsory.

2. Answer any FIVE full questions in Part-B.

PART - A

1. Computer ethics examines the ethical issues surrounding computer urge (True/False). 1 Mark

2. A patent is a document that grants the inventor exclusive rights for an indefinite period of time(True/False). 1 Mark

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3. Netiquette is defined as the “do’s and don’ts of online communication” (True/False). 1 Mark

4. Define computer ethics. 2 Marks

5. Define Flaming 2 Marks

6. Agreements entered into by minors are valid. (True/False). 1 Mark

7. An injunction is a preventive relief granted by the direction of the court. (True/False). 1 Mark

8. “Novation” of an agreement accuse when old agreement is replaced by a new agreement.(True/False). 1 Mark

9. Discuss the impact of the information technology revolution on societies. 5 Marks

10. There is no nexus between cyber space and real space - comment. 5 Marks

11. What is common law? How does it differ from codified law? 3 Marks

12. What is digital signature? 2 Marks

PART - B

Answer any FIVE full questions 5 X 15=75 Marks

1. a) Explain the four classifications of ethical issues. 8 Marks

b) What are the moral rules on the internet? Discuss the types of problematic behaviour.

7 Marks

2. a) How is a professional code distinguished? 5 Marks

b) Analyse the impact of the internet on the economy of the country and the society at large.7 Marks

c) Describe computer Hacking. 3 Marks

3. a) Explain the essential factors of a valid contract. 8 Marks

b) How is information privacy, violated? Discuss the privacy policy guidelines for database.7 Marks

4. a) Discuss the different forms of computer crime. 7 Marks

b) Explain the role of E-commerce in the present business scenario. 8 Marks

5. a) Discuss the impact of globalization on computer ethics. 7 Marks

b) Explain the different sources of law. 4 Marks

c) What are the remedies for breach of a contract? Explain in brief. 4 Marks

6. a) Discuss the current forms of computer crime. 7 Marks

b) Discuss the classification of crimes under the IT Act 2000. 8 Marks

7. a) Analyse the current forms of computer crime. 7 Marks

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b) Explain how proposed amendments to the IT Act 2000 overcomes the drawbacks in thepresent Act. 8 Marks

8. Write short notes on : 5 X 3=15 Marks

a) Intellectual property

b) Commandments for computer ethics

c) P3P

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