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The document outlines the structure and content of the B.Tech 3rd Semester examination for Data Communication & Computer Network, including instructions for answering questions from two parts. Part A consists of 15 short answer questions covering various topics in data communication, while Part B includes more detailed questions requiring in-depth explanations. Additionally, the document details course outcomes, assessment schemes, and Bloom's taxonomy levels for evaluating student performance.

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Data Communication and Computer Network - Lateral Entry

The document outlines the structure and content of the B.Tech 3rd Semester examination for Data Communication & Computer Network, including instructions for answering questions from two parts. Part A consists of 15 short answer questions covering various topics in data communication, while Part B includes more detailed questions requiring in-depth explanations. Additionally, the document details course outcomes, assessment schemes, and Bloom's taxonomy levels for evaluating student performance.

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Registration No/ College Roll No:

B.Tech
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CSE23305
3rdSEMESTER (REGULAR) EXAMINATION – 2020
Data Communication & Computer Network
BRANCH (S):CSIT/CS SE/CS/C C/DS/W T/CSFE/ CSE/CE/ AIML
Time: 3 Hours
Max Marks: 100
Answer all Questions from Part – A and Part – B
The figures in the right hand margin indicate marks.

PART – A
Q1. Answer the following questions: [2x15]
a) Briefly explain the two types of services provided by IEEE 802.11.
b) In Selective Repeat (SR) protocol, suppose frames through 0 to 4 have been transmitted. Now,
imagine that 0 times out, 5 (a new frame) is transmitted, 1 times out, 2times out and 6 (another
new frame) is transmitted. At this point, what will be the outstanding packets in sender’s
window?
c) List out the basic differences between TCP and UDP.
d) A channel has B = 4 KHz and a signal-to-noise ratio of 30 dB. Determine maximum
information rate for 4-level encoding.

e) Find the minimum Hamming distance of the coding scheme in d (00000, 01011), d (00000,
10101), d (00000, 11110), d(01011, 10001), d(01011, 11110), d(10101, 11110).

f) Mention the port of FTP used for control connection and data connection?
g) Encode the given data word 100110001 using NRZ-L, RZ, Manchester, Differential
Manchester.

h) A carrier of 1MHz and peak value of 10V is modulated by 5KHz sine wave amplitude 6V.
Determine the modulation index for Amplitude modulation.
i) Five channels, each with a 100-kHz bandwidth, are to be multiplexed together. What is the
minimum bandwidth of the link if there is a need for a guard band of 10 kHz between the
channels to prevent interference?

j) Find the class, net-id and host-id of the following IP address:


188.25.44.48
k) What is the purpose of cladding in an optical fiber?
l) Draw the frame formats of ARP.
m) A network with bandwidth of 10 Mbps can pass only an average of 12,000 frames per minute
with each frame carrying an average of 10,000 bits. What is the throughput of this network?
n) Explain the role of DNS server.
o) Write port address for HTTP and FTP protocols.
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PART-B

Q2. (Answer any Two) [7X2]


a) Define multiple access. Briefly discuss the operations of CSMA/CD and CSMA/CA random
access methods.
b) Explain Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) technique. Distinguish between asynchronous
and synchronous TDM.
c) The digital signal is to be designed to permit 160 kbps for a bandwidth of 20 KHz. Determine
(a) number of levels and (b) S/N ratio.

Q3. (Answer any Two) [7X2]


a) Discuss the seven layer functionalities of the OSI reference model with neat diagram. What
are the merits and demerits of TCP/IP model over ISO OSI model?
b) For a given IP address 192.168.10.0/25
i. Find the number of validhosts.
ii. Find the number of networks.
iii. Write the subnet mask.
iv. Find first IP of host.
v. Find the block size of subnet mask.
vi. List out the valid subnets.
vii. Find the broadcast address.
c) Describe the working principle of Packet switching and Circuit switching techniques with
neat diagram.

Q4. (Answer any Two) [7X2]


a) Explain cyclic redundancy check. Given a 9-bit sequence 110010101 and a divisor
polynomial x4+x2+1, find the CRC and verify your answer.
b) What are the differences between frequency division multiple access & code division multiple
access and discuss them?
c) Discuss briefly different types of guided media with suitable diagrams.

Q5. (Answer the following) [7X2]


a) Illustrate congestion control. Explain the principle and prevention policies of congestion
control.
b) Draw the schematic diagram of IPv4 Header. Describe any 4 classes of IPv4 addresses with
its range. Give the advantages of IPv6 over IPv4.

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Q6. (Answer the following) [7X2]
a) State the functionality of SMTP with suitable diagram and mention the application.

b) Define proxy server and explain its relation to HTTP. Write the short note onWWW.

Course Outcome Assessment Scheme:

CO1: Identify data communications system components, network topologies, and protocols.
CO2: Analyze different features of analog and digital transmission.
CO3: Analyze the working principles and protocols of data link layer.
CO4: Identify and differentiate working principles and protocols of network and transport layer.
CO5: Identify and implement different types of application in application layer.

COS QUESTIONS TOTAL MARKS

CO1 Q1(d), Q1 (g), Q1 (m), Q3 (a), Q2 (c) 2+2+2+7+7=20

CO2 Q1 (h), Q (i), Q1(k), 2(b), Q4 (c), 3 (c), 2+2+2+7+7+7=27

CO3 Q1 (a),Q1(b), Q1(e), 2(a), Q4 (a), Q4 (b), 2+2+2+7+7+7=27

CO4 Q1 (c), Q1 (j), Q1(l), 3(b), Q5 (a), Q5. (b), 2+2+2+7+7+7=27

CO5 Q1 (f), Q1 (n), Q1 (o), Q6 (a), Q6.(b), 2+2+2+7+7=20

Bloom’s level:
Level QUESTIONS Marks

Remember Q1(c), Q1 (f), Q1 (k), Q1 (l), Q1 (o), Q2 (a), Q3 (a), Q3 2+2+2+2+2+7+7+7+7+7=45


(c), Q4 (a), Q4 (c).

Understand Q1 (a), Q1 (n), Q2 (a), Q2 (b), Q4 (b), Q 4 (c), Q6. (b). 2+2+7+7+7+7+7=39

Apply Q1(b), Q1 (d), Q1 (e), Q1 (g), Q1 (h), Q1 (i), Q1 (j), Q1 2+2+2+2+2+2+2+2+7+7+7=37


(m), Q2 (c), Q3 (b), Q4 (a).

Analyse Q 6 (a), Q 5 (a), Q 5 (b), 7+7+7=21

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