BSIT 11 (Old) I Semester B.Sc. (I.T.) Examination, June/July 2012

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BSIT 11 (Old)
I Semester B.Sc. (I.T.) Examination, June/July 2012
COMPUTER SYSTEM AND PERIPHERALS
(Old Syllabus)
Time : 3 Hour
Max. Mark: 75
PART-A
(10x2+5=25)
Answer all the questions:
1. What are compilers?
2. What is the use of MODEM?
3. What are the characteristics of LAN?
4. What is data? Give an example.
5. What is BIOS?
6. What is CD-ROM? What is its capacity?
7. What is hardware?
8. What is DVD?
9. What is operating system?
10. What is client process?
11. Expand the following?
a) FORTRAN
b) COBOL
c) SCSI
d) IDE
e) DMA.
PART-B
Answer any five questions. .
(10x5=50)
1. What is computer? What are its capabilities?
2. How are the computers classified? What are the features of super computers?
3. What are programming languages? Bring out the difference between assembly and
high-level language.
4. What is software? How is it classified? Explain the need for different system software
programs.
5. What is memory? How is it classified? Explain primary memory in detail
6. What is hard disk? How is it constructed? Explain
7. What are the characteristics of printers? Explain the operation of laser printer.
8. What are the basic characteristics of client/server paradigm?
BSIT 12 (Old)
I Semester B.Sc. (I.T.) Examination, June/July 2012
OPERATING SYSTEM – I
(Old Syllabus)
Time: 3 Hours
Max. Marks: 75
Instruction: answer all questions from Part –A and answer any five
question from Part – B
PART – A
Answer all the questions:
(10x2+5x1=25)
1. What is an Icon? Explain its use.
2. What is Multiuser operating system? Give example.
3. Explain the use of CHKDSK in MS DOS.
4. Explain operating system.
5. Why do you need password?
6. Explain the use of word pad.
7. Explain start button in windows 98.
8. Explain MS DOS.
9. Explain the use of ATTRIB command in MS DOS.
10. Explain LINUX.
11. Explain the use of the following terms:
a) CD
b) SCAN DISK
c) DIR
d) Ch mod
e) Pwd.
PART – B
Answer any five:
1. Explain LINUX file system in detail.
2. Explain the steps of following operations on files or folders:
a) searching
(5x10=50)
b) selecting
c) copying
d) moving
3. Write a note on Menus. What are the features of windows 98?
4. Explain any five functions performed with control panel of windows NT in detail.
5. Explain recycle Bin. What are the operations performed with this? Explain.
6. Explain different types of operating system.
7. Write a note on shell, kernel and explain account, password.
8. Write a note on adding and removing programs in windows 98 and explain how you
change or customize wall paper on desk top.
BSIT 13 (Old)
I Semester B.Sc. (I.T.) Examination, June/July 2012
OFFICE AUTOMATION
(Old Syllabus)
Time: 3 Hours
Max. Marks: 75
Instruction: 1) Answer all questions from Part – A and Answer any five questions from
Part – B
PART – A
(10x2+5x1=25)
1. What is a record?
2. Explain entering data in Excel.
3. What is data source?
4. Mention the applications of MS-Word.
5. Explain navigation within the document in MS-Word in brief.
6. Explain Mail Merge.
7. Mention the different types of charts in MS-Excel.
8. Write a note on sorting using Excel.
9. Explain the editing a chart in Excel.
10. Why do we need list?
11. Explain the following terms:
a)
Stock chart
b) Subscript
c) Spacing
d) Justify
e) Formula bar.
PART – B
Answer any five
(5x10=50)
12. Explains any three types of charts.
13. Explain working with databases in Excel.
14. Write a short note on formatting text by using styles and paragraph positioning
15. Explain the different steps involving in mail merge.
16. a) Explain all the error messages that are displayed In a worksheet when a formula is
created.
b) With examples, explain the representation of different data types in MS-Excel.
17. Explain how to create and save a document.
18. Explain absolute and relative referencing
19. Explain working with databases in Excel.
BSIT 14 (Old)
I Semester B.Sc. (I.T.) Examination, June/July 2012
DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM – 1
(Old Syllabus)
Time: 3 Hours
Max. Marks: 75
Instruction: 1) Answer all questions in Part – A and answer any five
questions in Part –B
PART – A
(12x2+1x1=25)
1. Define external storage unit.
2. Mention different types of DBMS.
3. Mention different data types.
4. What are the objectives of DBMS?
5. What is Join table? Give example.
6. What is block anchor?
7. Explain validation rule in a field.
8. What is multimedia database?
9. Differentiate edit and modify records in MS access.
10. What is sequential files?
11. Define normalization.
12. Mention different types of relations.
13. Expand PL/SQL.
PART – B
1. Explain traditional file oriented approach in detail.
2. Explain sequential file handling technique in detail.
3. Describe Data types and properties of DBMS. Explain with example.
4. What is a file? Explain different types of file organization.
5. Explain the concept of creating reports.
6. Explain specify criterion and calculate totals.
7. Explain creating and customizing forms.
8. Write a note on queries, database window and multimedia database.
(5x10=50)
BSIT 15 (Old)
I Semester B.Sc. (I.T.) Examination, June/July 2012
BASICS OF INTERNET AND HTML
(Old Syllabus)
Time: 3 Hours
Max. Marks: 75
Instructions: 1) answer any five in Part – B.
2) Answer all questions in Part – A
PART – A
(12X2+1X1=25)
1. What is a protocol?
2. What is a network?
3. What are topologies?
4. What is a domain name?
5. What is a Metacharacters?
6. Define gate way.
7. Define HTML tags and give examples.
8. Explain commencing in HTML.
9. What is WWW?
10. What is a portal?
11. What are hot links?
12. Explain the categories of search engines.
13. Expand TCP.
PART – B
Answer any five :
(10X5=50)
1. Explain security and privacy in a computer network
2. Explain a typical HTML document with a neat diagram.
3. What is an IP address? Explain the features and significance of IP address in internet.
4. Write a note on dedicated internet line, and net surfing.
5. What is a web page and how to build it?
6. Explain the various types of data communication available in computer network.
7. Explain the web address with an example.
8. Explain the components of a HTML code.
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