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M.Sc R Programming Model Exam Nov 2023

This document contains a model examination for an M.Sc second semester Computer Science and IT course on R Programming. The exam has 3 parts with a total of 75 marks. Part A contains 10 multiple choice questions worth 2 marks each. Part B contains 5 questions worth 5 marks each requiring longer answers. Part C contains 5 questions worth 10 marks each requiring detailed explanations. The questions cover R programming concepts such as data types, vectors, decision making, looping, input/output functions, operators, strings, arrays, data frames and data visualization techniques like pie charts and bar charts.

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M.Sc R Programming Model Exam Nov 2023

This document contains a model examination for an M.Sc second semester Computer Science and IT course on R Programming. The exam has 3 parts with a total of 75 marks. Part A contains 10 multiple choice questions worth 2 marks each. Part B contains 5 questions worth 5 marks each requiring longer answers. Part C contains 5 questions worth 10 marks each requiring detailed explanations. The questions cover R programming concepts such as data types, vectors, decision making, looping, input/output functions, operators, strings, arrays, data frames and data visualization techniques like pie charts and bar charts.

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SYED HAMEEDHA ARTS AND SCIENCE KILAKARAI - 623806

MODEL EXAMINATION NOV - 2023


Degree : [Link]
Semester : II
Branch :CS & IT
Subject Code & Name : 22MCE3N1 - R PROGRAMMING
Time : 3 Hrs Max Mark : 75
PART – A (5*2 =10 Marks)
Answer ALL Questions
Question CO Question Std of
No Question
1 CO1 What is R programming? R
2 CO1 Why do we use command [Link]()? A
3 CO2 List out the special values in R. R
4 CO2 What are the different data types in R? U
5 CO3 What are R vectors? R
6 CO3 How to convert list to vector? U
7 CO4 Define rbind(). R
8 CO4 How to get the name of the current working directory? A
9 CO5 How to use pie()? A
10 CO5 Define Histogram. R

PART – B (4*5 =20 Marks)


Answer ALL Questions
Question CO Question Std of
No Question
[Link] R Studio. (Or)
11 CO1 [Link] to handling packages in R U

[Link] R decision making statement with example (Or)


12 CO2 [Link] R looping with example U

[Link] Vectors with example (Or) U


13 CO3 [Link] is Factor? How to create and generating level? A

[Link] dir () with example. (Or) U


14 CO4 [Link] melting and casting.

[Link] in detail about descriptive statistics technique (Or) U


15 CO5 [Link] short note on spotting problem with data visualization. A
PART – C (2*10 =20 Marks)
Answer ALL Questions
Question CO Question Std of
No Question
16 CO1 Explain in detail about input and output functions in R. U
17 CO2 Explain various R operators with Examples U
18 CO3 Explain R string and R arrays. U
What is data frame? How to create, extract and expand data
19 CO4 frame in detail. A

20 CO5 Explain R-Pie Chart and R-Bar Chart U

CO – Course Outcome R- Remember; U – Understand; A- Apply; A- Analyse E- Evaluate;


C- Create

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