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This document is an examination paper for a BCA course, specifically for the subject CC-7, with a total duration of 3 hours and full marks of 60. It consists of multiple-choice questions in Group A and descriptive questions in Group B, covering topics such as network topologies, data transmission, and the TCP/IP reference model. Candidates are instructed to answer in their own words and are required to attempt questions from both groups as directed.

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CC07

This document is an examination paper for a BCA course, specifically for the subject CC-7, with a total duration of 3 hours and full marks of 60. It consists of multiple-choice questions in Group A and descriptive questions in Group B, covering topics such as network topologies, data transmission, and the TCP/IP reference model. Candidates are instructed to answer in their own words and are required to attempt questions from both groups as directed.

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COPYRIGHT RESERVED End Sem1)BCA

: CC-7)

2021
Time 3 hoursi
Full Marks: 60 T
Candidates are required to give their answers in
theirown words as far as practicable.
The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
Answer from both the Groups as directed.

Group-A
1. Select most appropriate answer from given
choices 1x10 10
(a) Which type of topology is best suited for
large businesses which must carefully
control and coordinate the operation of
distributed branch outlets ?
() Ring
(ii) Local area
(ii) Hierarchical
(iv) Star

SQ-96/3 (Turn over)


(6)"Parity bits" are used for which of the

following purposes ?

Encryption of data
(ii) To transmit faster

(ii) To detect errors

(iv) To identify the user


the form of
(c) Transport layer receives data in

() Packets

(ii) Byte streams

(ii) Sits stream


(iv) Both packets and Byte stream
and
(d) In OSI model Addressing, accounting

routing functions of the system are provided


by
) Physical layer
(ii) Data layer

(ii) Network layer

(iv) Transport layer

SQ-96/3 (2) Contd.


(e) Main function of the data link layer is :

) Hard ware link control and media

access control

(ii) Data link control and Media access

control

(ii) Data link control and protocol access

control

(iv) Link Control Protocol


( A- is a device that forward
packets between networks by processing
the routing information included in the

packet.
() Router

i) Bridge
(i) Firewall

(iv) All of these

(g)In TDM slots are further divided into

) Seconds

SQ-96/3 (3) (Turn over)


(i) Frames
(ii) Packets 9 7

(iv) None of these


(h) Multiplexing technique that swifts each
signal to a different carrierfrequency:
22900 OFDMe lrirno3 di
(i) TDM O
(ii) Both ()and (i)
(v) None of these
Application layer is whnich layer in OSI model?

(09 1s layer
i) 3r layer
(ii) 7th layer
(v) 5th layer
) A set of rules that governs data
communication:

(i) Protocols

() Standards
(ii) RFCs

(iv) None of these

layer and its functions. 5


2 Define network

SQ-96/3 (4) Contd.


Group BB

Answer any three questions of the following


15x3 45
transmission?
3 What do you understand by data
with
What are its different medium ? Discuss

neat diagram.

4.
4. What is topology ? With neat diagram, discuss

different topologies its advantages and

lirnitations.

5. Explain TCP /IP reference model.

6 Discuss different networks switching techniques.

7. What is meant by Flow Control ? How flow

control can be achieved using sliding window

technique ?

SQ-96/3 (150) (5) End Sem(l)-BCA


(CC 7)

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