MH SET 2015: 6 September, Paper II, Computer Science and Applications
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Test Booklet No.
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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND APPLICATION
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Computer Science and Application
Paper II
Time Allowed : 75 Minutes] [Maximum Marks : 100
Note : This paper contains Fifty (50) multiple choice questions. Each question
carries Two (2) marks. Attempt All questions.
1. Let = {a, b} be an alphabet. The
3. For which of the following does there
strings of length seven over are
listed in dictionary (lex) order. What exist a tree satisfying the specified
is the first string after ‘aaaabaa’ that
is a PALINDROME (which is same constraints ?
read forwards and backwards) ?
(A) A full binary tree with 31 leaves,
(A) aaaabab
(B) aaabaaa each leaf of height 5.
(C) aababaa
(B) A rooted tree of height 3 where
(D) aabbbaa
every vertex has at most 3
2. The binary relation, R = {(0, 0),
(1, 1)} on A = {0, 1, 2, 3} is : children and there are 41 total
(A) Reflexive, Not Symmetric,
vertices.
Transitive
(B) Not Reflexive, Symmetric, (C) A full binary tree with 11
Transitive
vertices and height 6.
(C) Reflexive, Symmetric, Not
Transitive
(D) A binary tree with 2 leaves
(D) Reflexive, Not Symmetric,
Not Transitive and height 100.
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4. Match all items in List I with 5. Consider the following Finite State
correct options from those given in Automaton :
List II. Choose the correct answer
from the codes given below :
List I List II
(P) Regular (1) Syntax
The language accepted by this
Expression analysis
automaton is given by the regular
(Q) Push down (2) Code expression :
(A) b*ab*ab*ab
automata generation
(B) (a+b)*
(R) Dataflow (3) Lexical
(C) b*a(a+b)*
analysis analysis
(D) b*ab*ab
(S) Register (4) Code 6. Using binary arithmetic, a number
c is computed by taking the n-bit
allocation optimization
two’s complement of ‘a – b’. If n is
Codes : eleven, a = 101000010012 and b =
101012 then c = ?
(A) (P)–(4), (Q)–(1), (R)–(2), (S)–(3)
(A) 011000011112
(B) (P)–(3), (Q)–(1), (R)–(4), (S)–(2)
(B) 011000011002
(C) (P)–(3), (Q)–(4), (R)–(1), (S)–(2) (C) 011000111002
(D) (P)–(2), (Q)–(1), (R)–(4), (S)–(3) (D) 010001111002
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7. Consider the following : 8. In a half-adder, CARRY is obtained
by using :
m = “Jack is a math major,”
(A) OR gate
c = “Jack is a computer science
major,” (B) NAND gate
g = “Jack’s friend is a literature (C) EX-OR gate
major,” (D) AND gate
h = “Jack’s friend has read 9. A circuit produces 1’s complement of
Shakespeare’s Hamlet,” and the input word, one application is
binary subtraction. It is called :
t = “Jack’s friend has read
Shakespeare’s The Tempest.” (A) Logic gate
(B) Register
Which of the following expresses the
statement “Jack is a computer (C) Multiplexer
science major and a math major, but (D) BCD converter
his friend is a literature major who
10. When an inverter is placed between
hasn’t read Shakespeare’s both The both inputs of an SR flip-flop, then
Tempest and Hamlet” ? resulting flip-flop is :
(A) c m (g (~h ~t)) (A) JK flip-flop
(B) c m g (~h ~t) (B) D flip-flop
(C) c m g (~h ~t) (C) SR flip-flop
(D) c m (g (~h ~t)) (D) Master slave JK flip-flop
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13. Pick out the correct statement :
11. Explicit call to a constructor
(A) A derived class’s constructor
means ?
cannot explicitly invoke its base
class’s constructor.
(A) Not providing the construction
(B) A derived class’s destructor
name at all
cannot invoke its base class’s
destructor.
(B) Is the shorthand method
(C) A derived class’s destructor
(C) Providing the constructor name can invoke its base class’s
destructor.
explicitly to invoke it
(D) None of the mentioned
(D) Providing the constructor name 14. How do we declare an interface
class ?
implicitly to invoke it
(A) By declaring the class as
12. A class having no public interface with keyword
interface
constructors is :
(B) By making all the methods
(A) A public protected class abstract using the keyword
abstract in the class
(B) A public class
(C) By making all the methods pure
virtual in the class
(C) A protected class
(D) It is not possible to create
(D) A private class interface classes in C++
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15. In which header file is the NULL 17. Consider relations student and
takes :
macro defined ?
student(id, name, dept-name,
(A) stdio.h
tot_cred)
(B) stddef.h takes(id, course_id, sec_id, semester,
year, grade)
(C) stdio.h and stddef.h
Choose the correct query for “Find
(D) math.h
all students who have not taken
16. A value that appears in one relation any course”.
for a given set of attributes also (A) Select id from student natural
left outer join takes where
appears for a certain set of attributes
course-id is null
in another relation :
(B) Select id from student natural
(A) Integrity constraints right outer join takes
(B) Referential-Integrity constraints (C) Select * from student natural
right outer join takes
(C) Domain constraints
(D) Select * from student join takes
(D) Assertions on student.id = takes.id
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18. If holds and holds, 21. The terms PUSH and POP are
then holds.
related to :
Which rule of Armstrong’s axioms
(A) Arrays
satisfies this property ?
(A) Reflexivity Rule (B) Stacks
(B) Transitivity Rule (C) Linked list
(C) Union Rule
(D) Queue
(D) Pseudotransitivity Rule
22. The postfix expression for *+ab–cd
19. The number of possible variations
is :
of connectivity in n-ary relationship
is : (A) ab+cd – *
(A) n + 2 (B) abcd + – *
(B) n + 1
(C) ab+cd*–
(C) n – 3
(D) ab+ – cd*
(D) n + 3
23. Data warehouse bus matrix is a
20. Which construct can be used to
perform multiple updates with a combination of :
single update statement in SQL ?
(A) Dimensions and data marts
(A) if then else
(B) Dimensions and facts
(B) case
(C) Facts and data marts
(C) if then elsif
(D) for loop (D) Dimensions and detailed facts
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24. A hash table has space for 100 27. Formal analysis of protocols is an
records. What is probability of important part of establishing
collision before the table 10% full ?
confidence in the correctness of
(A) 0.45
proposed communications products.
(B) 0.5 The tools that are widely used in
(C) 0.3 formal analysis are :
(D) 0.34 (A) Petri net model
25. In what features, the data link layer
(B) Finite State Machine
and transport layer are common :
(C) Options (A) and (B)
(A) Both layers can provide
recovery from transmission (D) CRC model
errors
28. The role of bit stuffing in DLL for
(B) Both layers can provide flow frame transmission is to :
control
(A) Avoid abnormal interpretation
(C) Both layers can multiplexing
of header preamble occurring in
(D) Options (A), (B) and (C) only
data pay load
26. Does the Ethernet support
(B) To improve the error checking
connection oriented and
and correcting mechanism
connectionless services, both :
(A) It depends on configuration (C) To make robust checking
(B) No, connectionless only mechanism compared to
checksum
(C) No, connection oriented only
(D) Both (B) and (C) (D) It is to avoid the CRC check
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29. The ALOHA protocol is used to share 31. Which of the following statements
a 56-kbps satellite channel. Suppose
is true ?
that frames are 1000 bits long. Find
(A) SLR is more powerful than
the maximum throughput of the
system in frames/second. LALR
(A) 13 (B) LALR is more powerful than
(B) 12 canonical LR
(C) 10
(C) Canonical LR is more powerful
(D) 11
than LALR parser
30. A Compiler-Compiler is a/an :
(D) The SLR, canonical CR and
(A) Compiler, which compiles a
LALR have same power
compiler program
32. Context-free languages are :
(B) Software tool used in automatic
generation of a compiler (A) Closed Under Union
(C) Compiler written in the same
(B) Closed Under Complementation
language it compiles
(C) Closed Under Intersection
(D) Another name for cross
compiler (D) Closed Under Kleene Closure
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35. Consider the 3 processes, P1, P2 and
33. To overcome the problems of the
P3 shown in the table :
assembler in dealing with branching Process Arrival time Time units
code we use : required
P1 0 5
(A) Interpreter P2 1 7
P3 3 4
(B) Debugger The completion order of the 3
processes under the policies FCFS
(C) OP-Assembler and RR2 (round robin scheduling
with CPU quantum of 2 time units)
(D) Two-pass Assembler are :
(A) FCFS : P1, P2, P3;
34. Generation of intermediate code RR2 : P1, P2, P3
based on an abstract machine model (B) FCFS : P1, P3, P2;
RR2 : P1, P3, P2
is useful in compilers because :
(C) FCFS : P1, P2, P3;
(A) It makes implementation of RR2 : P1, P3, P2
(D) FCFS : P1, P3, P2;
lexical analysis and syntax RR2 : P1, P2, P3
analysis easier 36. A thread is usually defined as a
“light weight process” because an
(B) Syntax-directed translations operating system maintains smaller
data structures for a thread than for
can be written for intermediate a process. In relation to this, which
of the following is true ?
code generation
(A) On per-thread basis, the OS
maintains only CPU register
(C) It enhances the portability of state
the front end of the compiler (B) The OS does not maintain a
separate stack for each thread
(D) It is not possible to generate (C) On per-thread basis, the OS
does not maintain virtual
code for real machines directly memory state.
from high level language (D) On per-thread basis, the OS
maintains only scheduling
program and accounting information
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37. For every successful login, which
40. In Software Engineering, code of
script will be executed ?
(A) /etc/inittab ethics and professional practice is
(B) /etc/profile given by joint task force of :
(C) /etc/login
(A) ANSI/IEEE-CS
(D) /etc/init
38. The first thing that is searched (B) ACM/IEEE-CS
when a command references a file
is its : (C) ACM/ANSI-CS
(A) i-node
(D) ACM/UTI-CS
(B) i-node number
(C) permission setting 41. In software engineering, one of the
(D) directory entry requirements included in software
39. As per software engineering process,
performance specification is :
one of the attributes of good software
is :
(A) OOP
(A) Software’s interface to user
(B) Unified Modeling
(B) Software’s response time to user
querry
(C) Reliability analysis
(C) Software’s complexity level
(D) Software’s services to user (D) Prototyping
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42. In software engineering, structured 44. MPI stands for :
approach to requirement analysis
(A) Message Parallel Interface
consists of :
(A) Hardware level requirement (B) Multiple Passing Interface
analysis and Software level (C) Message Passing Interface
requirement analysis
(D) Member Passing Interface
(B) Product level requirement
analysis and System level 45. FLOPS stands for :
requirement analysis (A) Functional Layout Operation
(C) System level requirement Per Second
analysis and Software level
(B) Floating Operations Per Second
requirement analysis
(D) System level requirement (C) Fluctuating Operations Per
analysis and Hardware level Seconds
requirement analysis
(D) Function Living Operation Per
43. The software engineering discipline
Second
related with software production is
concerned with : 46. Increased security is the main
advantage of the ........................... IR
(A) Practicalities of validating and
delivering useful software system in wireless communication.
(B) Practicalities of validating and (A) Point-to-Multipoint
evolving useful software
(B) Point-to-Point
(C) Practicalities of specifying and
(C) Multipoint to one point
evolving useful software
(D) Practicalities of developing and (D) Multipoint to Multipoint
delivering useful software Possibly
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49. Which of the following processes
47. The data is stored, retrieved and
includes data cleaning, data
updated in : integration, data selection, data
transformation, datamining, pattern
(A) OLAP
evolution and knowledge
presentation ?
(B) OLTP
(A) KDD process
(C) SMTP (B) ETL process
(C) KTL process
(D) FTP
(D) MDX process
48. An .............................. system is
50. What is a mobile intelligent
market-oriented and is used for data agent ?
(A) A mobile agent is needed for a
analysis by knowledge workers,
computer to communicate with
including managers, executives and another computer over a
network
analysts.
(B) A mobile intelligent agent is
(A) OLAP an intelligent program that
contains the clients requests
(B) OLTP
(C) A mobile intelligent agent is an
intelligent robot used for
(C) ONGC
communication
(D) FTP (D) None of the above
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