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Apr 26, 2013

Download IGNOU BCA ( Pre-revised ) Previous Year Question Papers


All IGNOU BCA (Pre Revised ) student, now only 30 days to start your Term End Exam so that its important to know that what questions was in previous exams. After go through previous year question you could judge yourself how much prepared for your exam.

Oct 27, 2012

Download CS-05 Solved Previous Question Paper


Dear all IGNOU BCA student now its time to get revised all you studied yet and go for crash course to get fast prepare for TTE exam held in Dec 2012. 
Here Download CS-05 System Analysis and Design solved question paper of previous session from Dec 2008 to June 2012.


Oct 4, 2012

IGNOU BCA Previous Year Question in One File ( 2008 to 2012 )


Its time to wake up those BCA student who haven't studying thorough out their semester paper. Always those student couldn't get good marks in Term End Exam but if you analysis all previous asked question there is more chances to get good marks. So, Download all previous year question in one zip file / pdf file and crack the exam. Best of luck.

May 11, 2012

Download CS-72 C++ and Object Oriented Programming

Download CS-72 [C++ and Object Oriented Programming] all previous years question papers from June 2011 to June 2007. This collection contains nine set of question papers of CS-72 and can be download all at a time or you can also choose to download some particular question paper from the table below.

Apr 11, 2012

Download Question Papers of CS-06: "DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM"

Dear students of IGNOU BCA 4th semester, you can now download 
CS-06: "DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
solved assignment of 2012. Thanks to Swami Vardhan to solve assignment for IGNOU BCA and MCA.

Download All Previous Year Question of CS-64 Computer Organization

Dear students of IGNOU BCA 4th semester, you can now download CS-64: "Introduction to Computer Organisation" all previous year question paper for better understanding of question pattern. Thanks to Swami Vardhan to collect all question papers in one file for IGNOU BCA and MCA.

Aug 17, 2011

June, 2001: CS-64: Question Paper >>> Introduction to Computer Organisation

BACHELOR IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

Term-End Examination

June, 2001

CS-64: INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER ORGANISATION



Time : 3 Hours

Max. Marks : 75




Note : There are six questions in this paper. Question one is compulsory and carries 30 marks. Answer any three questions from the rest.




1. (a) Perform the following arithmetic operations using 8 bit registers. Use binary signed 1's complement notation. Indicate overflow/underflow, if any.
(i) 29 + (— 49)
(ii) 27 — 101
(iii) — 28 + (—1OO)
(iv) 68 + (—75)


(b) Simplify the following Boolean function in sum-of-product from using tour variable Karnaughs map. Draw the resulting logic diagram.
F (A. B. C, D) = ∑(0, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15)
Please note that the symbol ∑ signifies the minterms whose decimal equivalent is listed in the parentheses. Produce a value 1 in the K map for the function.


(c) Describe the need of a multiplexer in a system. How is a multiplexer different from a decoder? Draw the logic diagram of a 2 x 1 multiplexer and 2 x 4 decoder.


(d) Write a program in 8086 assembly language to find whether a tour digit packed BCD number is divisible by either 3 or 5.


(e) How can you input integers, characters and strings through keyboard for an assembly language (8086 assembly language) program? Explain with an example.


(f) What is a micro-operation? Is it related to a micro-instruction? What is a horizontal micro-instruction? What are the advantages of horizontal micro-instruction over vertical micro-instruction? Describe the term micro-program.


2. (a) “ROM although is permanent memory, yet is a combinational circuit." Justify the above statement by giving example of 2 word — 4 bit ROM. How is a cell of ROM different than that of RAM?


(b) Write a program in 8086 assembly language to find frequency of capital alphabets in a long string. Make suitable assumptions, if any.


(c) What is a zero address instruction? How can such instructions be executed? Describe a machine organisation which can have most of its instructions as zero address instructions.


3. (a) What is the need of an Input/output processor? Suggest a method by which an Input/output processor can be connected to slow devices. Can an Input/output processor be replaced by a DMA module? Justify your answer.


(b) Design a combinational circuit for a decision function, which takes four input bit values and generates a value 1 if two or more bit values are 1; otherwise the function outputs a zero value. Draw the resulting logic diagram.


(c) What are the displacement addressing modes? Explain with the help of an example each. Suggest the addressing modes that can be used in 8086 to handle arrays efficiently. Explain by giving an example.


4. (a) Draw the logic circuit for one stage of full adder: Draw the block diagram for adding two tour bit numbers.


(b) Write a program in 8086 assembly language to add two four digit unpacked BCD numbers.


(c) Design a floating point number format for the following requirements;
Base: 2
Mantissa: Normalized, should be large enough to hold 4 significant decimal digits.
Exponent: Biased exponent in the range of 1- 25
Precision: Single
Make suitable assumptions if any.


5. (a) What is parity bit ? How is it used in Single Error Correction Code? How do you determine the size of SEC code for a giver bit of data?


(b) Compare and contrast the following.
(i) Associative memories versus interleaved memories.
(ii) 2D chip organisation versus 2% D chip organisation.
(iii) DRAM versus SRAM.


(c) What is arbitration? Describe the method of polling arbitration. Compare and contrast Polling arbitration mechanism to that of Daisy chaining and Independent requesting.


6. Write short notes on the following:
(a) Mapping of Cache blocks
(b) Wilkes control
(c) Selective set, Selective clear and Mask operations
(d) Fetch cycle of an instruction
(e) Peripheral processors and Co-processors