EETS 8392: Wireless Internet Midterm Sample Questions Srini Karri 1. TRUE/ FALSE: 1. In the Ad-hoc network, connections are dynamic and arbitrary Ans: True (Source: Session 2, Slide 4) 2. Blue Tooth is a WLAN, not a WPAN. Ans: False (Source: Lecture) 3. 3. In Blue Tooth network topology, each Piconet has a maximum total capacity of 1 Mbit/s Ans: True (Source: Session 3, Slide 14) 4. Parked Units are the devices in a piconet which are not synchronized, but do have a MAC address. Ans: False (Source: Session 3, Slide 84) 2. Multiple Choice : 5. What is the name of the protocol that is used in discovery of BT device? a. STP b. SDP c. TCP d. L2TP Ans: b (SDP) (Source : Session 3, Slide 22) 6. ________link is used for data transmission between master and many points and ________link is used for point to point voice transmission a. ACL & SCL b. SCL & ACL c. SDP & L2CP d. None of the above Ans: A (Source: Session 3, Slide:22, 23 ) 7. IEEE 802.11 standard defines the below layers for a wireless LAN a. Physical layer b. MAC layer c. Both a and b d. None of the above Ans: C (Source: Session 2, Slide 13) 8. Blue Tooth wireless technology operates in the________ISM band at a maximun user data rate of _________ a.1.4 Ghz, 720 Kb/s b. 2.4 Ghz, 120 Mb/s c. 2.4 GHz, 720 Kb/s d. None of the above Ans: C (Source: Session 2, Slides: 23 and 57) 3. Short Essay: 9. Briefly describe the goals of Blue Tooth Ans: 1. Open, wide acceptance 2. Cost effective 3. Run on batteries––low power/voltage 4. Reliable and resilient 5. Easy and convenient 6. Voice and data transmission (Source: Session 2, Slide: 76) 10. Name and explain the types of nets defined in Bluetooth Ans: There are two types of nets in Bluetooth. One is Piconet and the second one is Scatternet. Piconet is composed of a Master and up to seven slaves. All devices on a piconet follow the frequency hopping sequence and timing of the master. A Scattrnet is composed of multiple piconets. Devices in a scatternet share their time in more than one piconet, assigning some timeslots to each of the piconets in which they are a member. (Source: Session 3, Slide: 14-15, Lecture) ******