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This document contains instructions for a test in the subject of Introduction to Information Technology. It has two sections: Section A contains 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each, covering topics like the basic operations of a computer system, the differences between single-user and multi-user operating systems, types of computers, advantages of computer data processing over manual methods, the differences between the World Wide Web and the Internet, cache memory, booting, audio inputs, time sharing devices, and writing batch files. Section B contains 4 long answer questions worth 10 marks each, asking to explain the functional components of a computer system, different types of input devices, compare primary and secondary memories, explain batch processing and multiprogramming,

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Bca (Seni. - L") ": Roll No. Total No. of Questions: 071 (Total No. of Pages: 02 Ttytv%V+ - A, Tltttflec Tt4Ygu C4N1

This document contains instructions for a test in the subject of Introduction to Information Technology. It has two sections: Section A contains 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each, covering topics like the basic operations of a computer system, the differences between single-user and multi-user operating systems, types of computers, advantages of computer data processing over manual methods, the differences between the World Wide Web and the Internet, cache memory, booting, audio inputs, time sharing devices, and writing batch files. Section B contains 4 long answer questions worth 10 marks each, asking to explain the functional components of a computer system, different types of input devices, compare primary and secondary memories, explain batch processing and multiprogramming,

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Roll No.

Total No. of Questions: 071 [Total No. of Pages: 02


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INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SUBJECTCODE : BC - 101(N2)
. PaperID : [802011
INote : Pleasefill subjectcodeand paper ID on OMR]

Time : 03 Hours Maximum Marks : 60

Instruction to Candidates:
l) Section-Ais ComPulsory.
2) Attempt any Four questionsfrom Section- B'

Section - A
(10x2=20)
QI)
a) Mention five basic operationsperformed by the computer system'
b) Distinguishbetweensingleuseroperatingsystemandmulti-useroperating
system.
c) What are the three types of computer and how do they differ?
d) List three advantagesof computerdataprocessingover manualmethods.
e) Distinguish betweenwww and internet?
f) What is cachememory?
g) What do you undelstandby booting?
h) What is an audio input? How it is different from text input?
t) What is time sharingdevice?

) How to write a simplebatchfile of DOS?


Section- B
(4 x 10:40)

of computersystemin detail'
Q2) Explainthe functionalcomponents
in detail.
e3) Whatis inputdevice?Describedifferentinputdevices
memories.
with secondary
Qa) @) compareprimarymemories
andmultiprogramming'
(b) Explainbatchprocessing

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QS) Whatpurposedo the operatingsystemsseryeto the computerandthe user? i
Explainthe functionsof an operatingsystem?

Q6) (a) Briefly explainthevariousservices


providedby theinternet.
(b)Howthecomputersareusefulinthefieldofindustrialcontrol?

Q7) (a) Why do laserprintersneedmemory?


(b) How doesthe Dos xcoPY commanddiffer from Dos copy
command?

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