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    This document is an exam for an Introduction to Information Technology course. It contains 13 multiple choice and short answer questions covering topics like data vs. information, binary to decimal conversion, input/output devices, floppy disk write protection, computer types, spooling, time-sharing systems, multiprocessing, SRAM vs. DRAM, ROM, single user systems, DOS file execution, booting, internet facilities through WWW, and defining FAX. The second section contains 9 short essay questions on computer working with a block diagram, laser printer working, floppy disk advantages and disadvantages, mouse vs. keyboard operation, primary vs. secondary memory comparison, operating system functions, batch vs. multiprogramming, writing

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    This document is an exam for an Introduction to Information Technology course. It contains 13 multiple choice and short answer questions covering topics like data vs. information, binary to decimal conversion, input/output devices, floppy disk write protection, computer types, spooling, time-sharing systems, multiprocessing, SRAM vs. DRAM, ROM, single user systems, DOS file execution, booting, internet facilities through WWW, and defining FAX. The second section contains 9 short essay questions on computer working with a block diagram, laser printer working, floppy disk advantages and disadvantages, mouse vs. keyboard operation, primary vs. secondary memory comparison, operating system functions, batch vs. multiprogramming, writing

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    This document is an exam for an Introduction to Information Technology course. It contains 13 multiple choice and short answer questions covering topics like data vs. information, binary to decimal conversion, input/output devices, floppy disk write protection, computer types, spooling, time-sharing systems, multiprocessing, SRAM vs. DRAM, ROM, single user systems, DOS file execution, booting, internet facilities through WWW, and defining FAX. The second section contains 9 short essay questions on computer working with a block diagram, laser printer working, floppy disk advantages and disadvantages, mouse vs. keyboard operation, primary vs. secondary memory comparison, operating system functions, batch vs. multiprogramming, writing

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    Roll No. .......................

    Total No. of Questions : 13] [Total No. of Pages : 02

    J-3672[S-1528] [2037]
    BCA (Semester - 1st)
    INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
    (BCA - 101)
    Time : 03 Hours Maximum Marks : 75
    Instruction to Candidates:
    1) Section-A is compulsory.
    2) Attempt any Nine questions from Section-B.

    Section - A
    Q1) (15 × 2 = 30)
    a) What is the difference between data and information?
    b) Explain with example procedure to convert binary number to digital
    number.
    c) List two devices which can be used as input as well as output device.
    d) How can one write-protect 5¼ inch floppy?
    e) List the types of computers.
    f) What do you understand by spooling?
    g) What is a time-sharing system?
    h) Define multiprocessing.
    i) Differentiate between SRAM and DRAM.
    j) Why is ROM necessary?
    k) What is a single user system??
    l) If on the DOS prompt, XYZ is typed and on the disk(say C:\>), there are
    three files XYZ.COM, XYZ.EXE and XYZ.BAT. Which of the three
    files will be executed? Why?
    m) What is booting?
    n) List four facilities provided by Internet through WWW?
    o) Define the term FAX.
    P.T.O.
    Section - B
    (9 × 5 = 45)
    Q2) Explain the working of computer with block diagram.

    Q3) Explain the working of laser printer in detail.

    Q4) Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of floppy disks.

    Q5) Compare the working of mouse with keyboard. Discuss the different mouse
    operations.

    Q6) Compare primary memories with secondary memories.

    Q7) What is an operating system? Explain its functions.

    Q8) Explain batch processing and multiprogramming.

    Q9) Write short note on ROM.

    Q10) What are the differences between internal commands and external commands
    in DOS? Give three examples of each type with syntax.

    Q11) Explain various features of DOS.

    Q12) Discuss applications of computers in Defense and Industry.

    Q13) What are the disadvantages of networking? Explain briefly E-mail.

    !!!

    J-3672 [S-1528] 2

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