UnitName ChapterName SectionName
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication Principles of Data Communication
Question A B C
The exchange of information
between computers is governed by
a set of rules called _____. Media protocol channel
A byte consists of _____ bits
2 4 8
The transmission medium that
carries the message is referred to as gateway communication
the ____. protocol channel
The base of the hexadecimal system
is _____. 2 6 10
Which of the following parameters
is important for effective data delivery
transmission? Timeliness, accuracy
The most common coding system in
EBCDIC
use today is ASCII, Unicode
American Standard American Standard American Standard
What is the full form of ASCII? Code for International Code for Interchange of Code for Information
Interchange Information Interchange
Unicode is a _____ bits code for
character representation in a
computer. 8 16 32
The extended ASCII code system
uses _____ bits for data 16
representation. 7 8
Which of these is / are essential for
a computer network? A resource A medium Protocols
The three important goals of data
communications are delivery at
correct destination, accurate
delivery and _____. late delivery timely delivery next day delivery
at what speed sender how to deal with errors the language to use for
A protocol decides :
transmits data that take place communication
The term ‘data communications
system’ refers to electronic systems True False
that transmit data over distances.
Data communication is concerned
with the transmission of analog True False
data.
Real-time delivery of data means
data is delivered without any True False
significant delay.
Channel refers to the medium
True False
between the sender and receiver.
The process of data communication
is controlled by a set of rules called True False
‘protocol’.
Protocol is not necessary for data
True False
communications.
In a data communication process,
the sending device can only be a True False
computer.
Computers use the decimal number
True False
system.
The base of the decimal number
True False
system is 10.
Binary number system is a
True False
positional number system.
A group of 4 bits is called a byte. True False
The radix of the hexadecimal
True False
numbering system is 16.
The binary number system uses
True False
only two symbols.
The character 8 is one of the
symbols used in the octal number True False
system.
ASCII code is used to represent
numbers, alphabets and special True False
characters.
Extended ASCII code uses 8 bits to
True False
represent a character.
Unicode system of character
representation is used only for True False
English language characters.
Unicode uses 16 bits to represent
True False
any character.
Unicode can be used to represent
True False
characters of Indian languages.
In distributed processing,
processing of data occurs on more True False
than one processor.
Banking system and ticket
reservation system are examples of True False
distributed processing.
Unicode is dependent on the
True False
operating system.
A computer network is useful only
True False
for sharing expensive hardware.
A database can be a shared resource
True False
in a computer network.
Multiple computers running the
same program at the same time
True False
provide an additional level of
security by way of redundancy.
D E F Answer Solution UnitNumber
b
sender protocol 1
16 c 8 1
receiver communication
c channel 1
16 d 16 1
all of the above all of the above
d 1
None of the above
c Unicode 1
American Software Code American Standard
for Information Code for Information
Interchange Interchange
c 1
64 b 16 1
32
b 8 1
All of these All of these
d 1
on the spot delivery
b timely delivery 1
all of the above all of the above
d 1
True
a 1
False
b 1
True
a 1
True
a 1
True
a 1
False
b 1
False
b 1
False
b 1
True
a 1
True
a 1
False
b 1
True
a 1
True
a 1
False
b 1
True
a 1
False
b 1
False
b 1
True
a 1
True
a 1
True
a 1
True
a 1
False
b 1
False
b 1
True
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True
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