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Important Questions for Final

[Repeat from mid]

 Write down the basic operations carried out by computer systems.


 Explain the significant characteristics of computers.
 Number conversion
 BCD conversion
 Logic gates
 De Morgan’s Law
 Logic circuit

Chapter: 10

 What is software?
 What is hardware?
 State the relationship between Hardware and Software.
 How many types of software are there? Write three examples of each.
 You're asked to develop a software; what are the steps would you take to see the project
through to completion? Design your process with an appropriate diagram.
 Define and distinguish between application software and system software.
 Write the various phases of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) model and the main
activities performed in each.

Chapter:11

 What is an algorithm?
 Classify are the objectives of the planning phase before writing any program.
 Define flowchart and discuss both its merits and drawbacks in problem-solving activities.
 What is Pseudocode?
 Write advantages and limitations of Pseudocode.
 Why do flowcharts use standard symbols? Draw basic flowchart symbols and describe their
functions.
 Design an algorithm for determining the factorial of a given number 'n' and create a
corresponding flowchart.[hints: for instance, the factorial of 5, denoted as 5!, equals 1 * 2 * 3 *
4 * 5]
 Three numbers denoted by variables A, B and C are supplied as input data. Draw a flowchart for
the logic to identify and print the largest one.
 Write an algorithm and draw a flowchart to find out the percentage marks obtained by each
student along with his/her roll number and name.
Chapter:14

 What is an operating system?


 Write various functions performed normally by an operation system.
 Define how the operating system acts as a resource manager in a computer system.
 What parameters do we normally use to measure the performance of a computer system?
 Explain the concept of a process within an operating system. Imagine you're managing several
programs on your computer simultaneously. Describe the various states a process can undergo
in a time-sharing
sharing system to execute these programs effectively.
 What is a file? Differentiate between a file’s data and its attributes.
 Write advantages and disadvantages of o time-sharing system.
 Write short notes on:
1. UNIX operating system
2. MS-DOS
3. Microsoft Windows
4. Microsoft Windows NT
5. Linux

Chapter:17

 What is computer network?


 Demonstrate the basic elements of a communication system using an appropriate diagram
diagram.
 Differentiate among simplex, half-duplex,
half and full-duplex
duplex modes of data transmission.

 In designing a dependable data transmission system for an application requiring precise and
efficient data exchange in both directions, how many methods are there for sending data from
sender to receiver, shortly explain? And which
which data transmission method would you
recommend, and why? Explain your answer.
 Differentiate among narrowband, voice-band,
voice band, and broadband communications channels.
 Explain
xplain the terms “modulation” and “demodulation”.
 State the difference between Asynchronous and Synchronous Transmission in data
communication.
 Differentiate among PAN, LAN, CAN, MAN, and WAN.
 When aiming for swift and secure communication across all devices
devices within a network, which
topology would you advocate for, and what rationale supports your choice?
 Illustrate the architecture of the OSI model and define the roles of the Physical layer and
Transport layer within it.
 For each of the following networks, discuss the consequences if a connection fails.
i. Five devices arranged in a ring topology.
ii. Five devices arranged in a bus topology.
 Suppose you are a Network Administrator of an IT company. Now you must design an office
network. So which network it will be and which topology you will follow and why.
 A university is planning to upgrade its campus network to accommodate the increasing number
of students, faculty, and staff. They need a reliable and high-speed network that covers a wide
geographical area. Which type of network, LAN, PAN, or MAN, would be the most suitable for
fulfilling the city's requirements?
Consider these scenarios and think about the characteristics and purposes of LAN, PAN, and
MAN to determine the most appropriate network type for this situation.

Chapter: 21

 What is C programming? Write the popular features of C language.


 Write five standard library functions provided in C for performing I/O operations.
 Explain different types of variables along with their data types.
 Write the syntax in the context of for loop and while loop.
 Implement a C program to check a number whether that is even or odd.
 Looping is an important aspect of programming, allowing statements or blocks of code to repeat
execution. Your task is to create the syntax for the while loop, for loop in the C programming
language. For solving this problem follow the case: Take 10 numbers and write a C program to
print numbers from 1 to 10.
 What are pointers and their uses?
 What is the difference between the local and global variables in C?
 Write a C program to check whether a number is prime or not.

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