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Web Programming

The document outlines various topics related to web technologies, including definitions and features of Internet protocols, CSS, XML, and the MVC architecture. It includes questions and tasks for different mark allocations, covering explanations, comparisons, and examples related to TCP/IP, CSS syntax, XML structure, and MVC components. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding and evaluating key concepts in web development.

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Web Programming

The document outlines various topics related to web technologies, including definitions and features of Internet protocols, CSS, XML, and the MVC architecture. It includes questions and tasks for different mark allocations, covering explanations, comparisons, and examples related to TCP/IP, CSS syntax, XML structure, and MVC components. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding and evaluating key concepts in web development.

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WEB TECHNOLOGIES

2 MARKS CO1:
1. Define the term "Internet".

2. What is an IP address?

3. Mention any two basic Internet protocols.

2 MARKS CO2:
1. What is CSS?

2. Mention any two features of CSS.

3. Define a style rule in CSS.

4. Write the basic syntax of a CSS rule.

2 MARKS CO3:
1. What does XML stand for?

2. Mention two features of XML.

3. What is a well-formed XML document?

4. What is a vocabulary in XML?

2 MARKS CO4:
1. What does MVC stand for?

2. Name the three components of the MVC architecture.

6 MARKS CO1:
1. Explain the working of the TCP/IP model with a neat diagram.

2. Compare TCP and UDP protocols with suitable examples.

3. Describe the role of HTTP and FTP in Internet communication.

6 MARKS CO2:
1. Explain the core syntax of CSS with examples.
2. Describe the different types of CSS (Inline, Internal, External) with examples.

3. What are the features of Cascading Style Sheets? Explain any 4.

4. Write a sample HTML document that uses internal CSS to style a paragraph and heading.

5. Explain the structure of a CSS rule and its components with suitable examples.

6 MARKS CO3:
1. Explain the structure of a basic XML document with an example.

2. What is an XML vocabulary? How is it useful?

3. Differentiate between well-formed and valid XML documents.

4. Write an XML document to represent a book with details like title, author, and price.

5. Explain the importance of tags and attributes in XML.

6. How does XML support data interchange between different systems?

7. Describe any two real-world vocabularies (e.g., MathML, XHTML, SOAP) used in XML.

8. Explain the significance of XML namespaces.

6 MARKS CO4:
1. Explain the three core components of the MVC pattern with a diagram.

2. How does MVC architecture support modularity and reusability in software development?

3. Describe how a user request is handled in an MVC-based web application.

15 MARKS CO1:
1. Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of TCP and UDP in real-time applications such as
video streaming and VoIP.

2. Design a basic client-server model using socket programming and explain how TCP/IP
facilitates communication.

3. Discuss in detail the structure and functions of the Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP),
including all its layers.

15 MARKS CO2:
1.Explain in detail the introduction, features, and importance of Cascading Style Sheets
(CSS).
15 MARKS CO3:
1.Explain in detail how XML is used for representing web data. Illustrate with examples.

2. Write a complete XML document to store student details (name, roll number, department,
marks). Explain each component of the document.

15 MARKS CO4:
10. Explain the Model-View-Controller (MVC) paradigm in detail with a real-world
example. Include a labeled diagram showing data and control flow.

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