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BCA Semester-I Exam Questions Overview

The document contains examination papers for various subjects in the First Year B.C.A. program, including Problem Solving and Programming in C, Computer Organization and Architecture, Discrete Mathematics and Statistics, Introduction to Data Science, and Professional Communication Skills. Each paper consists of multiple questions, requiring students to answer a set number of questions from different sections, covering fundamental concepts and practical applications relevant to each subject. The format includes both short answer questions and programming tasks, with specific marks allocated to each question.

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BCA Semester-I Exam Questions Overview

The document contains examination papers for various subjects in the First Year B.C.A. program, including Problem Solving and Programming in C, Computer Organization and Architecture, Discrete Mathematics and Statistics, Introduction to Data Science, and Professional Communication Skills. Each paper consists of multiple questions, requiring students to answer a set number of questions from different sections, covering fundamental concepts and practical applications relevant to each subject. The format includes both short answer questions and programming tasks, with specific marks allocated to each question.

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[Total No. of Questions: 5] SEAT No.

First Year B.C.A.


CA-101-T: Problem Solving and Programming in C
(2024 Pattern) (Semester -I)
[Time: 2 Hours] [Max. Marks: 35]

Instructions to the candidates:


1) All questions are compulsory.
2) Figures to right indicate marks.

Q.1) Answer the following: (Any four) [4x2=8 M]


a) What is flowchart?

b) What is Variable?

c) Enlist types of operators?

d) Syntax for if statement?

e) What is function?

f) What is Array?

Q.2) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]


a) Basic Structure of C programming

b) Explain types of arrays

c) Explain the flowchart symbols in details

Q.3) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]


a) write a c program to find average of three subject of student

b) write a c program to calculate area of circle

c) Write a c program find out the factorial number

[P.T.O]
Q.4) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]
a) Explain Arithmetic operators in c

b Write a c program find out even or odd number

c) Write a program to print following pattern

*
* *
* * *
* * * *

Q.5) Write a short note: (Any one) [1x3=3 M]


a) Define Call by value with example

b) Explain looping statements


[Total No. of Questions: 5] SEAT No. :

First Year B.C.A.


CA-103-T: Computer Organization and Architecture
(2024 Pattern) (Semester -I)
[Time: 2 Hours] [Max. Marks: 35]

Instructions to the candidates:


1) All questions are compulsory.
2) Figures to right indicate marks.

Q.1) Answer the following: (Any four) [4x2=8 M]


a) What is decimal number System?

b) What is NOT Gate Explain with the help of truth table.

c) What is meant by Combinational Logical Circuit?

d) What is Asynchronous Sequential Circuit?

e) What is RAM? Enlist the Types of RAM.

f) What is Multiplexer?

Q.2) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]


a) Explain the function of CPU

b)Explain Binary and Octal number System With the Help of Example.

c) Describe DeMorgan’s theorem in detail

Q.3) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]

a) Implement the Y=A . B Boolean equation using NAND gate only.

b) Explain Half Adder with the help of Diagram

c) Explain S-R Flip Flop in detail.

[P.T.O]
Q.4) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]
a) Describe Gray Code with the help of example.

b) Explain Encoder in Detail.

c) State the Difference between Synchronous Sequential Circuit and


Asynchronous Sequential Circuit.

Q.5) Write a short note: (Any one) [1x3=3 M]


a) Write Short note on Subtractor

b) Write Short note on K-Map (Karnaugh Map)


[Total No. of Questions: 5] SEAT No. :

First Year B.C.A.


CA – 105 – T: DISCRETE MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
(2024 Pattern) (Semester -I)
[Time: 2 Hours] [Max. Marks: 35]

Instructions to the candidates:


1) All questions are compulsory.
2) Figures to right indicate marks.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q.1) Answer the following: (Any Four) [4x2=8 M]
a) “Collection of good basketball players is a Set” – (True/False)
b) Suppose P is a set of the first five prime numbers given by P = {2, 3, 5, 7, 11},
then what is the cardinality of set P?
c) A set that does not contain any element is called…..……… set.
d) What is equivalent set? Give example.
e) Define Hasse Diagram?
f) What is Pigeonhole Principle?

Q.2) Answer the following: (Any Two) [2x4=8 M]


a) Construct the truth table for (i) ~P∨∼Q (ii) ∼(P∧Q).
b) Explain the Warshall‘s Algorithm with real life example.
c) Explain the measures of central tendency with an examples.

Q.3) Answer the following: (Any Two) [2x4=8 M]


a) Explain the concept of sampling. Give an example of stratified sampling.
b) Elaborate the concept of correlation with an example.
c) Illustrate the countable and uncountable sets with an examples.

Q.4) Answer the following: (Any Two) [2x4=8 M]


a) Two players, Sangeet and Rashmi, play a tennis match. The probability of
Sangeet winning the match is 0.62. What is the probability that Rashmi will
win the match?
b) In a batch of 400 students, the height of students is given in the following
table. Represent it through a frequency curve.
Height (in cm) Number of Students
140-150 74
150-160 163
160-170 135
170-180 28
Total 400
c) Explain the applications of Propositional Logic.

Q.5) Write a short note: (Any one) [1x3=3 M]


a) Histogram b) Standard Deviation
[Total No. of Questions: 5] SEAT No. :

First Year B.C.A.


OE-101-CA: Introduction to Data Science
(2024 Pattern) (Semester -I)
[Time: 2 Hours] [Max. Marks: 35]

Instructions to the candidates:


1) All questions are compulsory.
2) Figures to right indicate marks.

Q.1) Answer the following: (Any four) [4x2=8 M]


a) What is Data Science?

b) What is Attributes?

c) What is Classification?

d) What is Data Pre-processing?

e) What is EDA?

f) What is Dataset?

Q.2) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]


a) Define Data. Explain the types of data in detail.

b) Define Predictive. Explain the types of it.

c) Explain the applications of Data Visualization.

Q.3) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]


a) Explain the role of statistics in data science in detail.

b) Explain any 3 applications of Data Science?

c) Define Data Source. Discuss any two Data Sources in detail.

[P.T.O]
Q.4) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]
a) Explain the Future Trends in Structured Data?

b) Define Noise. Explain the types of Noise?

c) What is Discretization? Explain strategies of discretization?

Q.5) Write a short note: (Any one) [1x3=3 M]


a) Social Media Data

b) Data Cleaning
[Total No. of Questions: 5] SEAT No. :

First Year B.C.A.


AEC-101-: Professional Communication Skills
(2024 Pattern) (Semester -I)
[Time: 2 Hours] [Max. Marks: 35]

Instructions to the candidates:


1) All questions are compulsory.
2) Figures to right indicate marks.

Q.1) Answer the following: (Any four) [4x2=8 M]


a) Define communication?

b) Give any 2 example of Kinesics?

c) Define ‘Stereotyping?

d) Explain the term Encoding.

e) Explain any four principles of effective communication

f) List down any five key principles of business letter writing

Q.2) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]


a) Describe the limitations of hierarchy of needs theory.

b) What are the unique features of debate?

c) What are all the different types of non-verbal communication forms


Available?

Q.3) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]


a) Mention levels of communication

b) Poor Listening Habits results into Poor communication – Discuss.

c) Do you agree that listening is more important than speaking? Why?


[P.T.O]

Q.4) Answer the following: (Any two) [2x4=8 M]


a) We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much
as we speak.”- Elaborate the statement in the context of the importance
of listening skills in personal as well as professional life

b) The amount of money allotted for the Sports Events in a college was
utilised for various purposes as shown below. Design a pie chart for
representing the data. Purchase of sports material --- 40% Prizes-------
24% Refreshments-------18% Miscellaneous ---------- 18%

c) Define skimming with suitable examples

Q.5) Write a short note: (Any one) [1x3=3 M]


a) Define process of reading.
b) Describe reasons for poor comprehension skills

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Structured data, organized in fixed fields, is critical for data analaysis, enabling querying with high efficiency. Future trends suggest increasing automation in data cleaning and integration processes, real-time analytics, and enhanced use of structured data in machine learning pipelines, driven by evolving data storage solutions and advanced analytics platforms .

NAND gates can replicate any Boolean function due to their functional completeness. For example, the NOT operation can be realized with a single NAND gate by connecting both inputs. For logical expression Y = A . B, using NAND gates: (A . B)' = NAND, realized as A'' = A and B'' = B where A'', B'' is achieved by double negating .

Propositional logic helps craft algorithms that rely on simple, propositional statements to evaluate truth conditions. It is applied in decision-making algorithms, validating conditions in code execution, and automating theorem proving. Its applications span from AI rule-based systems to simplifying Boolean logic in control systems .

This statement emphasizes listening over speaking in communication, highlighting how effective listening aids in understanding, reduces miscommunication, and enhances empathy in professional settings. Such skills build stronger relationships and enable better negotiation and conflict resolution, making listening essential for professional success .

The Pigeonhole Principle states if more items than containers exist, at least one container must hold multiple items. An application is evident in data distribution scenarios—if 13 socks are distributed in 12 drawers, one drawer will contain more than one sock, ensuring strategic data allocation in storage systems .

Sampling allows data scientists to draw insights from subsets of data, making large datasets manageable. Stratified sampling involves dividing a population into subgroups, ensuring each is represented proportionally in the sample, which maintains the statistical diversity of the data. For instance, if studying voter preference across age groups, stratified sampling would involve ensuring each age group is proportionally represented in the survey sample .

Arithmetic operators in C (such as +, -, *, /) are used to perform mathematical operations on numeric data types, whereas Logical operators (such as &&, ||, !) are used to evaluate expressions based on logical states primarily for decision-making purposes. While arithmetic operators handle numerical computations, logical operators deal with binary outcomes, essential in control flow statements .

Flowcharts utilize symbols such as ovals for start/end points, parallelograms for inputs/outputs, rectangles for processes, and diamonds for decisions, which collectively help in visualizing the flow of control in a program, aiding in the clarity and debugging of processes .

De Morgan’s Theorem provides rules for transforming AND/OR gates via inversion, helping simplify logic circuits. For example, the theorem states ¬(A ∧ B) = ¬A ∨ ¬B, which might reduce gate count or lower complexity in circuits design, crucial for optimizing computational resources .

Effective communication principles like clarity, conciseness, and proper tone significantly improve business correspondence. They ensure messages are understood, reducing errors and building professional relationships. Applying these principles results in efficient information exchange and aligns expectations in business transactions, forming the bedrock of successful business negotiations and operations .

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