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    This document is an exam for a Mobile Computing course. It consists of two parts: Part A contains short answer questions about topics like limitations of mobile computing, CSMA with CA, Mobile IP, advantages of I-TCP, data delivery mechanisms, and differences between ad-hoc and cellular networks. Part B contains longer answer questions about applications of mobile computing, architecture of GSM systems, hidden and exposed station problems, FDMA implementation, IP packet transfer between fixed and mobile nodes, problems with TCP in wireless environments, data cache consistency methods, interleaved-push-and-pull data delivery, and data synchronization types. It also includes questions about MANET characteristics and short notes on J2ME, Android and Palm OS.

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    This document is an exam for a Mobile Computing course. It consists of two parts: Part A contains short answer questions about topics like limitations of mobile computing, CSMA with CA, Mobile IP, advantages of I-TCP, data delivery mechanisms, and differences between ad-hoc and cellular networks. Part B contains longer answer questions about applications of mobile computing, architecture of GSM systems, hidden and exposed station problems, FDMA implementation, IP packet transfer between fixed and mobile nodes, problems with TCP in wireless environments, data cache consistency methods, interleaved-push-and-pull data delivery, and data synchronization types. It also includes questions about MANET characteristics and short notes on J2ME, Android and Palm OS.

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    Code No: RT41053 R13 Set No.

    1
    IV B.Tech I Semester Supplementary Examinations, October/November - 2019
    MOBILE COMPUTING
    (Common to Computer Science and Engineering and Information Technology)
    Time: 3 hours Max. Marks: 70
    Question paper consists of Part-A and Part-B
    Answer ALL sub questions from Part-A
    Answer any THREE questions from Part-B
    *****

    PART–A (22 Marks)


    1. a) Limitations of Mobile Computing. [4]
    b) What is the reason for implementing CSMA with CA strategy in Wireless
    networks? [4]
    c) Design goals of Mobile IP. [4]
    d) List out the advantages of I-TCP. [3]
    e) Classification of Data delivery mechanisms for wireless data applications. [4]
    f) How are Adhoc Networks different from the cellular networks? [3]

    PART–B (3x16 = 48 Marks)


    2. a) Explain the applications of Mobile Computing. [6]
    b) With a neat diagram, explain the functional architecture of a GSM system. [10]

    3. a) Explain about the Hidden ad Exposed station problems in wireless


    environments. [8]
    b) What is the basic prerequisite for applying FDMA? Explain the implementation
    of FDM for multiple access and duplex in wireless environments. [8]

    4. With the help of an example diagram, explain how IP packets are transferred
    from fixed node to mobile node. [16]

    5. a) Discuss the problems with Traditional TCP in wireless environments. [8]


    b) What is meant by Data Cache Inconsistency? Discuss various methods used for
    data cache consistency. [8]

    6. a) Explain in detail the Interleaved-push-and –pull data delivery mechanism. [8]


    b) Briefly discuss about various types of data synchronization in mobile
    computing systems. [8]

    7. a) What is MANET? What are the characteristics of MANETs? [7]


    b) Write short notes on (i) J2ME (ii) Android (iii) Palm OS. [9]

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