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Note
: This paper is of two hundred (200) marks
containing four (4) sections.
Candidates are required to attempt the questions contained in these sections
according to the detailed instructions given therein.
Answer
to all questions must be written in English only.
SECTION – I
Note
: This section consists of two essay
type questions of twenty (20) marks each, to
be answered in about five hundred (500) words
each. (2 × 20
= 40 marks)
1. (a) Compare
and contrast the TCP/IP Stack with the OSI model. What factor do you think will
affect setting an appropriate TCP time out period before the sending host performs a retransmission ?
(b) Briefly
explain the major difference between Ethernet V2.0 and IEEE 802.3.
OR
(a) What are
the necessary and sufficient conditions for Deadlock ? Explain in brief each of
them.
(b) What is a
semaphore and how it is used to prevent entry in the critical section ?
2. (a) What do
you mean by a software process ? What is the difference between a
methodology
and a process ? What problem will a Software Development house face if it does
not follow any systematic process in its software development efforts ?
(b) Which are
the major phases in the waterfall model of software development ?
Which phase
consumes the maximum effort ?
OR
(a) Show that
a static two phase locking schedule satisfies the condition for dynamic two
phase locking. Is the converse true ?
(b) Propose a
multi version protocol base on locking. Prove that the protocol is safe.
Compare the performance of this protocol with the one based on time stemp
ordering.
SECTION – II
Note
: This section contains three (3) questions.
From each of the electives/specializations, the candidate has to choose only
one elective/specialization and answer all the three
questions contained therein. Each question carries fifteen
(15) marks and is to be answered in about three
hundred (300) words. (3 × 15
= 45 Marks)
Elective – I
3. Suppose
LCE* and for some positive integer n1 there
are n strings in E* , any two of
which are
distinguishable with respect to L. Prove that every FA reorganising L must
have at least
n states.
4. If L1
& L2 are context free
languages L1È L2,
L1L2 and
L1* are also CFLs.
5. If L1&
L2 are recursively enumerable languages over _
, then L1È L2
and L1Ç L2
are also
recursively enumerable.
OR
Elective – II
Image Processing
3. (a) What
are the kinds of degradation that can be easily restored ? Explain inverse
filteration
and wiener filteration method.
(b) A source
emits 6 symbols with probabilities 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, 1/32.
Determine its
Huffman code.
4. (a) State
and prove Shannon channel capacity theorem.
(b) Explain
sub band coding. What is the significance of down sampling and up
sampling in
sub band coding ?
5. (a) What is
image registration ? And explain image to image registration.
(b) Explain
turbo and convulsional codes.
OR
Elective – III
3. Solve the
following Linear Programming Problem by the Revised Simplex Method :
Maximize Z = 2x1+
2x2
Subject to 3x1+
4x2<= 6
6x1+
x2<= 3
x1,
x2=> 0
4. Goods have
to be transported from source S1, S2
and S3 to destination D1,
D2 and D3.
The
transportation cost per unit, capacities of the sources and requirements of the
destination
are given in the following table.
D1 D2 D3 Supply
S1 8 5 6
120
S2 15 10 12
80
S3 3 9 10
8
Demand
150 80 50
What schedule
to be used to minimize the transportation cost ?
5. Using the
Bellman – Ford Algorithm, find the shortest path.
OR
Elective – IV
3. Compare
solving XOR problem using RBF and multilayer perception with one
hidden layer
which one would you prefer & why ?
4. A neuron j
receives inputs from four other neurons whose activity levels are 10, –20,
4, –2. The
respective synaptic weights of neuron j are 0.8, 0.2, –1.0 and –0.9.
Calculate the
output of neuron j for the following two situations :
(a) The neuron
is linear.
(b) The neuron
is represented by a Mc Culloch – Pitts model.
5. Let x
be a linguistic variable that measures a university’s academic
excellence, which
takes values
from the universe of discourse U = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10}. Suppose
the term set
of x includes Excellent, Good, Fair and Bad. The
membership functions
of these
linguistic labels are listed below :
_ μExcellent
= {(8, 0.2), (9, 0.6), (10, 1)}
_ μGood
= {(6, 0.1) (7, 0.5) (8, 0.9), (9,1), (10,1)}
_ μFair
= {(2, 0.3) (3, 0.6) (4, 0.9) (5, 1) (6, 0.9) (7, 0.5) (8, 0.1)}
_ μBad
= {(1, 1) (2, 0.7) (3, 0.4) (4, 0.1)}
Construct the
membership functions of the following compound sets :
_ Not
Bad but Not Very Good
_ Good
but Not Excellent
OR
Elective – V
UNIX
3. (a) Explain
terminal emulator under X windows and also explain X clip board.
(b) What are 3
modes of Vi editor and various commands used in them ?
4. (a) What is
the use of ‘grep’, ‘egrep’, ‘fgrep’ Command ?
(b) How is
client server environment created in X ? Explain 3 command line options handled
by X client.
5. (a)
Describe briefly six windows functions usually called while creating a window.
(b) What is
the difference between UNIX and Windows Navigation and directory control
commands ?
SECTION – III
Note
: This section contains nine (9) questions
of ten (10) marks each, each to be answered in about fifty
(50) words. (9 × 10
= 90 Marks)
6. What is the
difference between centralized routing and distributed routing ?
7. Can a
system detect that some of its processes are starving ? If yes, then explain
how it can ? If no, then explain how the system can deal with starvation
problem.
8. Show how a
B– tree and B+ tree
can be used to implement a priority queue. Also
show that any
sequence of n insertion and minimum deletion can be performed in
o(nlogn)
steps.
9. Obtain the
logic diagram of a master-slave JK flip flop with AND and NOR Gates,
include
provision for setting and clearing the flip flop asynchronously.
10. Two binary
trees are similar if they are either empty or both non-empty and have
similar left
and right sub trees. Write a function in C++ to decide whether two binary
trees are
similar. What is the running time of your function ?
11. Find the
Normalization transformation that maps a windows whose lower left is at
(1,1) and
Upper right (3, 5) onto a view port that has lower left corner at (0, 0) and
Upper right
corner at (½, ½).
12. Consider
the following piece of Knowledge: Mary, Micky and John are members of
rotary club.
Every rotary club member who is not a swimmer is a mountain climber. Mountain
climber do not like rains. Any one who does not like water is not a swimmer.
Micky dislikes whatever Mary likes and likes whatever Mary dislikes.
Mary likes
rain and water.
(a) Represent
this Knowledge as predicate statement.
(b) Answer the
query. Is there a member of Rotary club who is not a mountain climber but a
swimmer using resolution method.
13. Compare
the relative advantages of using the iterative waterfall model and the spiral
model of software
development. Explain with the help of few suitable examples, the types of
problem for which you would adopt above models.
14. What is
the basic difference between optimistic concurrency control and other
concurrency
control technique. Describe the different phases of an optimistic
concurrency
control scheme.
SECTION – IV
Note
: This section contains five (5) questions
of five (5) marks each. Each question should be answered
in about thirty (30) words. (5
× 5 = 25 Marks)
15. An eight
way set associative cache consists of a total of 256 Blocks. The main
memory
contains 8192 blocks, each consisting of 128 words.
(a) How many
bits are there in the main memory address ?
(b) How many
bits are there in TAG, SET and WORD fields ?
16. Why does
LAN tend to use Broadcast Network ? Why not use Networks consisting of multiplexer
and switches ?
17. How would
you improve a software design that displays very low cohesion and high
coupling ?
18. What are
the types of collision resolution techniques and the method used in each of these
types ?
19. Why are
segmentation and paging sometimes combined into one scheme ?
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