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The document analyzes the Q2 section of the MSBTE MAD (22617) exam, identifying repeated, common, and twisted questions along with their unit-wise distribution. It highlights key questions across various units, their frequency in past papers, and provides preparation tips for students. The analysis emphasizes the importance of focusing on foundational units and being flexible in answering twisted questions.

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The document analyzes the Q2 section of the MSBTE MAD (22617) exam, identifying repeated, common, and twisted questions along with their unit-wise distribution. It highlights key questions across various units, their frequency in past papers, and provides preparation tips for students. The analysis emphasizes the importance of focusing on foundational units and being flexible in answering twisted questions.

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MSBTE MAD (22617) Q2 Analysis: Repeated, Common, Twisted Questions & Unit-wise Distribution

1. Introduction

- Q2: 4 marks each, attempt any 3 out of 4-5, total 12 marks.

- Purpose: Identify repeated/common/twisted questions and unit-wise frequency.

- Papers: 21222, 22223, 12223, 23124, 23242, 12425.

2. Repeated/Common/Twisted Questions (9 Questions)

2.1 Describe Android architecture with diagram

- Papers: 21222 Q2a, 12425 Q2a

- Unit: Unit 1 (Introduction to Mobile Computing)


- Answer:

* Linux Kernel: Hardware access.

* HAL: Hardware abstraction.

* Native Libraries: WebKit, OpenGL.

* ART: App execution.

* Framework: APIs (Activity Manager).

* Applications: User apps.

* Diagram: Stack (Kernel bottom, Apps top).

- Twist: Exact, diagram mandatory.

2.2 Differentiate between DVM and JVM (any four points)


- Papers: 21222 Q2b, 23242 Q2b

- Unit: Unit 2 (Mobile Application Development Basics)

- Answer:

* JVM: Desktops; DVM: Mobiles.

* JVM: High memory; DVM: Lightweight.

* DVM: Uses ART; JVM: Doesn’t.

* JVM: Java bytecode; DVM: Dalvik bytecode.

- Twist: Exact, no variation.

2.3 List and elaborate steps to deploy an Android application

- Papers: 21222 Q2c, 12425 Q2d


- Unit: Unit 6 (Emerging Trends in Mobile Computing)

- Answer:

* Create Google Play Developer account ($25).

* Generate signed APK in Android Studio.

* Upload APK to Play Console.

* Add app details (description, screenshots).

* Set pricing, distribution, publish.

- Twist: Same in Q2, also in Q3 (12223 Q3d, 22223 Q3d).

2.4 Explain the need of Android Operating System (with features)

- Papers: 23124 Q2c, 23242 Q2a


- Unit: Unit 1 (Introduction to Mobile Computing)

- Answer:

* Need: Hardware support, open-source, app ecosystem.

* Features: Multitasking, Play Store, customizable UI, security.

- Twist: “Features” implied in 23242.

2.5 Explain Android security model

- Papers: 12223 Q2c, 23242 Q2c

- Unit: Unit 2 (Mobile Application Development Basics)

- Answer:

* Permissions: Restrict access (CAMERA, SMS).


* Sandboxing: Isolated environments.

* App signing: Authenticity.

* Encrypted storage: Data protection.

- Twist: Exact, straightforward.

2.6 Multimedia Framework in Android

- Papers: 22223 Q2d, 21222 Q4c

- Unit: Unit 6 (Emerging Trends in Mobile Computing)

- Answer:

* MediaPlayer: Audio/video playback.

* MediaRecorder: Recording.
* AudioManager: Audio controls.

* Supports: MP3, MP4, WebM.

* Diagram (if asked): Components linked to app layer.

- Twist: Explanation (22223) vs diagram (21222).

2.7 Relative Layout Explanation

- Papers: 23124 Q2a, 12425 Q2b

- Unit: Unit 4 (User Interface Design)

- Answer:

* Positions views relative to views/parent.

* Attributes: layout_toRightOf, layout_below.


* Example:

<RelativeLayout android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="match_parent">

<Button android:id="@+id/btn1" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:text="Button1" />

<Button android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:layout_toRightOf="@id/btn1"


android:text="Button2" />

</RelativeLayout>

- Twist: Attributes (23124) vs example (12425).

2.8 Android Ecosystem/Features/OHA

- Papers: 12223 Q2a, 22223 Q2a, 23124 Q2c, 23242 Q2a

- Unit: Unit 1 (Introduction to Mobile Computing)

- Answer:
* Features: Open-source, multitasking, Play Store.

* OHA: Promotes Android, open standards.

* Need: Hardware support, app ecosystem.

- Twist: Features (12223), OHA (22223), need+features (23124/23242).

2.9 Permissions in Android

- Papers: 12223 Q2d, 23242 Q2c

- Unit: Unit 2 (Mobile Application Development Basics)

- Answer:

* Need: Protect privacy, prevent unauthorized access.

* Permissions: SEND_SMS, BLUETOOTH.


* Example:

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.SEND_SMS" />

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.BLUETOOTH" />

- Twist: Specific permissions (12223) vs security model (23242).

3. Unit-wise Distribution

| Unit | Questions | Papers | % | Examples |

|------|-----------|--------|---|----------|

| Unit 1 | 7 | All | 26% | Architecture (21222 Q2a), Features (12223 Q2a) |

| Unit 2 | 6 | All | 22% | DVM vs JVM (21222 Q2b), Security (12223 Q2c) |

| Unit 3 | 3 | 21222, 23124, 23242 | 11% | Activity Life Cycle (23242 Q2d) |
| Unit 4 | 4 | 23124, 12425, 22223 | 15% | Relative Layout (23124 Q2a) |

| Unit 5 | 2 | 12223, 12425 | 7% | SMS permissions (12223 Q2d) |

| Unit 6 | 5 | 21222, 22223, 12223, 12425 | 19% | Play Store (21222 Q2c), Multimedia (22223 Q2d) |

- Highest: Unit 1 (26%), Unit 2 (22%) – foundational, technical.

- Moderate: Unit 6 (19%), Unit 4 (15%) – practical, UI design.

- Lowest: Unit 3 (11%), Unit 5 (7%) – detailed for Q3/Q4.

4. MSBTE Twist Patterns

- Wording: “Describe” vs “Explain”.

- Angle: Full topic vs subset (security vs permissions).


- Requirements: Diagram vs example (multimedia, Relative Layout).

- Section Shift: Play Store in Q2/Q3.

5. Preparation Tips

- Focus Units: Unit 1 (architecture, features), Unit 2 (DVM, security), Unit 6 (Play Store, multimedia).

- Key Questions: Memorize 9 questions’ answers.

- Twist Handling: Flexible answers for Unit 1 (features/OHA), Unit 2 (security/permissions).

- Time: 15-20 min for Q2; diagrams first.

- Resources:

* msbte.org.in (model answers).

* diplomachakhazana.in, msbteallclear.com.
* YouTube: “MSBTE MAD 22617”.

6. Conclusion

- Unit 1 (26%), Unit 2 (22%) se zyada questions, focus kar.

- 9 questions cover kar, 8-12 marks pakke.

- Twists ke liye flexible prep kar.

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