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JUNE 2017

Time: 2 Hours.Cool-off time: 15 Minutes

Part - III

COMPUTER APPLICATION (Commerce)Maximum: 60 Scores

General Instructions to ClJlUlidlltes :'. -There is a 'cool-off time' of 15minutes in addition to the,writing time' of z.hrs.• You are not allowed to write your answers nor to discuss anything with others

during the 'cool-off time'.• Use the 'cool-off time' to get familiar with questions and to plan your answers.• Read questions carefully before answering:• All questions are compulsory and only internal choice is allowed.• When ytlu'sel~ct a' question, all the: sub-questions must he answered from the

same question itself• Calculations; figures and graphs should be shown in the' answer sheet itself. '

'.. Malayalam version of the questions is also provided.• Give equations wherever necessary. .• Electronic devices except non-programmable calculators are not allowed in the

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1. Identify the following C++ t(')~en$~t " ... .' ,~..\'.,-:~.

(a) "welcome" (b) , int

,~c) >= .(d) ++

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2: _~ operator is the arithmetic assignment" operator.

(Scores : 2)

(a) » (b)

(c) += .(Score: 1)

5.C Explain gets( ) and puts( ) functions.

(Scores: 3)3.

4.. Explain how allocation of string takes place in memory. (Scores: 2)

OR.(Scores : 2)

6. Write a C++ program to enter 10' numbers into an .array and find the second largest

element. , (Scores: 5)

OR~ \ . " i

7. Write' 'c;t C++ program to convert all lowercase alphabets stored in a ,string to(Scores: .5) .

uppercase.

8. Explain three string functions' in C++. (Scores: 3)

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9. Write\~ programusing a function to interchange the value of two variables. (Use call by( reference method for passing arguments.) (Scores: 3)

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2. operator ~mf arithmetic assignment operator.

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(d) = (0'W~<S : I) _'(c) +=

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4. ,~a)~string memory-ros allocate 6'I.!LI~6'I<M5lcmao"~QID6'lm6'l(D)cmwnilUOI3f210cB6)ldb."

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strcpy (s2, sI);

cout « s2;What will be the output '? _.

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.tc) hell

.....____........__,11. The port no, for HTTP protocol is __ --=-.

(a) 20

(~). 110

12. Differentiate static and dynamic web page.. I . ,/ ~,

13.. Pick the odd one out:

(a) BODY

(c) HEAD

Ell, hel

(d) No output (Score: 1)

(b) 80

(d) 53 . (Score: t)

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(b) HTML'

(d) ALIGN (Score: 1)

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14. . tag in HTf:v1Lis used to create a drop-dO\vn list

(a) SELECT

(c) INPUT

(b)

. (d) _LIST, .

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, '15; Write ~n HTML code to creat~ the following table:

tPAY ROLL

EMPNO NAME SAb~RY

101 ABIN 15,000""~-.~102 SINI 25,000

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(a) hello'

(c) hell

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(a) 20

(c) no(b) 80

(d) 53 (0cW0c8 : 1)

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(a) BODY

(c) HEAD(b) HTML

. (d) ALlGN (OCW0c8: 1)

14. Drop-down list create 6>!2J~o<T5~n.Ja(D)o(J')lcB6)J<mHTML tag nmmlom)'?

,(a) ,SELECT

(c) INP:UT

(b) OPTIONI

(d) LIST

PAY ROLL

EMPNO NAME SALARY'

101 ABIN 15,000'

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16.. Write a Javafscript which inputs-the name, 1'011110 and dateof birth of a student. Date

of birth contains month, day and year. Month should be selected from a drop-down list.'.(Scores: 3)

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(Lt.7. ,DNS stands for ----

. (Score: 1)

18. 'Differentiate shared and dedicated web hosting. (Scores: 2)

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19. Explain responsive web design. (Scores :,3)

20. ____ is the symbolused tor select operationin relational algebra,

(a) (J (h) n

(c) u' (d) (') (Score: I)

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, '21. Explain advantages of DBMS over conventional tile system. (Scores: 5)

22., ' I

____ command in SQL is used to~display the structure of a table.

(c) DESCRIBE (d) SHOW, (Score: I) .

(a) LIST (h) ,'STRUCT

23 .. ,Explain primary key constraint with .an example. (Scores: 2)

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ru\Pl select 6'I!lJ~Jdh.. (ccwommr: 3).

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19. Responsive web design oq)6'Imflanvrul(R)Bf2locB6'lJdh.

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(d) SHOW (ccwom: I)

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(a) Create a table student with the data [name_char(20), 1"01Inonumberf I), marks

numbert.Jl] .

. (b) List name and rollno of all students ..' .

I' . (c) List name and rollno of students having marks> 600. (Scores: 3)

OR

25. An employee table contains flame, empnnbasicpay, desig.

Write SQL for

(a) Display name; empno and basicpay of all managers. (desig = "manager").,

(b) Display empno and salary of all employees.

(salary = basiepay + da)

(da =basicpay * 1.15).. .

(c) Di~play name and empno of all the employees whose basicpay< 10000.

(Scores: 3)

. .26. List the benefits of ERP. implementation in an Enterprise. (Scores: 3)

.27. SAP stands for ----(Score: I)

28. ____ is the popular mobile OS developed by Google based on Linux Kernel.

(a) Android (b) iOS

(c) Blackberry. (d) go' (Score: 1)

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student o(j)cm table create 6lru~~cfb.

(b) o(j)l~:Pstlidents-6l~(D)&Oname, rollno o(j)cm1OJlist 6lru~~cfb.

(c) 600 &hlS~<IDC'08marks ams1w cfb~31cfb~H6lSname, rollno display 6lru~~cfb.

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(name, empno, basicpay, desig)

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(desig = "manager")

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(salary = basicpay + da)

(da = basicpay * 1.15)

display 6lnJ~&&h.

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HSE1/11Subject Computer Applications (Commerce) Code No. 7052 A

Scoring Key and Evaluation SchemeQn.No Scoring Indicators Split Score Total Score

1 Literals/constants/String, Keyword/datatype,operator/relational ,operator/increment 1/2*4 2

2 Option (C) or += 1 13 Example,syntax OR 11/2 +11/2

Any two valid polnts 11/2 +11/23

4 Explanation 1Examplefor character array declaration/string 2intilization/diagram for string memory allocation 1

OR5 Syntax,Example 1 +1 26 Program structure 1

Syntaxof loop 11/25logic 2

Output 1/2OR

7 Program structure 1Syntaxof loop/using toupperO 11/2

5Logic 2Output 1/2

8 Syntax/Explanation/Example 1 Mark each3Nameonly 1/2 Mark each

9 Program structure 1Syntaxof function Call by referance 1 3Logic 1

10 Option (a)/Hello 1 111 Option(b)/80 1 112 Any 2 points 1+1 213 Option (d) /ALIGN 1 114 Opyion(a)/SELECT 1 115 Proper use of <HTMI>,<TABLE>,<TR>,<TD>/<TH> 2

3Useof Colspanattribute 116 Correct Structure & logic OR 3

Usageof <script >tag with javascript 1Structure/<select> 1

17 Domain NameSystem 1 118 Any 2 Points of dedicated& Shared Hosting 1+1 219 Anyv2 Points of ResponsiveWeb Design 11/2 + 11/2 320 Opyion(a)/a 1 121 5 points 1 mark each 522 Option C/DESCRIBE 1 123 Definition/Explanation 2 2

~/-

24 Correct Query 1 mark each3

Create,Select ,where keyword 1/2 mark eachOR

25 Correct Query 1 Mark Each3

Select, Update, Where Keyword 1/2mark each26 Any 3 points of ERP 1 mark each 327 Sytems Application and Produts 1 128 Option (a)/Android 1 129 Any 2 points of GPS& EDGEOR 1+1

2Fullform of GPS&EDGE 1

30 Any 2 point of IPR Infrigenment 11/2 each 331 Option (d) / los 1 1

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OS 7052 1 P.T.O.

Reg. No. : ..................................... Code No. OS 7052

Name : ........................................ OLD SYLLABUS

Time : 2 Hours Cool-off time : 15 Minutes

Part – III

COMPUTER APPLICATION (Commerce) Maximum : 60 Scores

General Instructions to Candidates : There is a ‘cool-off time’ of 15 minutes in addition to the writing time of 2 hrs. You are not allowed to write your answers nor to discuss anything with others

during the ‘cool-off time’. Use the ‘cool-off time’ to get familiar with questions and to plan your answers. Read questions carefully before answering. All questions are compulsory and only internal choice is allowed. When you select a question, all the sub-questions must be answered from the same

question itself. Calculations, figures and graphs should be shown in the answer sheet itself. Malayalam version of the questions is also provided. Give equations wherever necessary. Electronic devices except non-programmable calculators are not allowed in the

Examination Hall.

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1. Each time an event occurs it causes a message to be sent to the OS. State true /

false. (Score : 1)

2. Which component of VB can be used to specify four choices of an objective type

question ? (Score : 1)

3. ___________ tag is used to indicate the start and end of the main body of a textual

information. (Score : 1)

4. ___________ is a Java program that executes from a web page. (Score : 1)

5. __________ is a person who has central control over the data and program that access

data in a DBMS. (Score : 1)

6. __________ DDL command is used to remove a table in SQL. (Score : 1)

7. __________ is the full form of FTP. (Score : 1)

8. ucase (“plus2”) returns ___________ in VB. (Score : 1)

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1. event- message OS- sent .

/ ? ( : 1)

2. objective type four choices specify VB-

component ? ( : 1)

3. ___________ tag textual information- start- end- indicate

. ( : 1)

4. ___________ web page- execute Java program. ( : 1)

5. __________ DBMS- data- data access-

program- control . ( : 1)

6. SQL- table remove DDL command .

( : 1)

7. __________ FTP . ( : 1)

8. ucase (“plus2”) VB- ___________ return . ( : 1)

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9. __________ symbol is used to represent a process in DFD. (Score : 1)

(i) Rectangle

(ii) Circle

(iii) Arrow

(iv) None

10. Date data type consumes ___________ bytes of memory. (Score : 1)

11. Write a procedure to print “welcome” when you click a command button. (Scores : 2)

12. Give the result of the following VB expressions :

(i) 5 ^ 2

(ii) “A” < “B” (Scores : 2)

13. Explain any two date functions in VB. (Scores : 2)

14. On clicking a command button, the data entered in the text box should be added in the

list box. Write a VB procedure for the above problem. (Scores : 2)

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9. __________ symbol DFD- process represent .

(i) Rectangle

(ii) Circle

(iii) Arrow

(iv) None ( : 1)

10. Date data type memory- ___________ bytes consume . ( : 1)

11. command button click “welcome” message print

procedure . ( : 2)

12. VB expression- result :

(i) 5 ^ 2

(ii) “A” < “B” ( : 2)

13. VB- date functions . ( : 2)

14. command button click text box- enter data

list box- add VB procedure . ( : 2)

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15. Write HTML code to display the following in a web page :

(i) C6H12O6 (ii) a2 + b2 + 2ab (Scores : 2)

16. Explain any two features of Java programming language. (Scores : 2)

17. Develop a VB application to simulate the function of a switch. (Scores : 2)

18. Differentiate candidate key and primary key. (Scores : 2)

19. Explain SET DIFFERENCE operation. (Scores : 2)

20. Marks of three subjects of a student are given. Write an if statement to check whether

student is passed or not. For a pass minimum mark for each subject is 40. (Scores : 2)

OR

21. Explain do … while loop in VB with an example. (Scores : 2)

22. Explain the three levels of data abstraction. (Scores : 3)

OR

23. Explain the role of different types of users in a DBMS. (Scores : 3)

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15. web page- display HTML code :

(i) C6H12O6 (ii) a2 + b2 + 2ab ( : 2)

16. Java programming language- .

( : 2)

17. switch- VB application develop .

( : 2)

18. Candidate key, primary key . ( : 2)

19. SET DIFFERENCE operation . ( : 2)

20. Three subject- marks . student pass check

if statement .

40 . ( : 2)

21. VB- do … while loop . ( : 2)

22. Data abstraction- . ( : 3)

23. DBMS- users- role . ( : 3)

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24. Write HTML code for displaying the following in a web page :

(1) Introduction

(2) Chapter 1

.Section 1.1

.Section 1.2

(3) Chapter 2

.Section 2.1

.Section 2.2 (Scores : 3)

25. Explain different fact finding techniques in SAD. (Scores : 4)

26. Write an HTML code for displaying the following table in a web page :

Empno Name Salary

101 Anna 40000

102 Aiswarya 30000

103 Gayathri 40000

(Scores : 5)

27. The table directory contains the name, address and telephone number of subscribers.

Develop a VB application with the following facilities :

(i) Display name and telephone number of subscribers.

(ii) Add a subscriber. (Scores : 5)

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24. web page- display HTML code :

(1) Introduction

(2) Chapter 1

.Section 1.1

.Section 1.2

(3) Chapter 2

.Section 2.1

.Section 2.2 ( : 3)

25. SAD- fact finding techniques . ( : 4)

26. table web page- display HTML code :

Empno Name Salary

101 Anna 40000

102 Aiswarya 30000

103 Gayathri 40000

( : 5)

27. directory table- subscribers- name, address, telephone number

store . facility VB application develop :

(i) Subscribers- , display .

(ii) subscriber- add . ( : 5)

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28. A bank maintains the details of customers in a table customer. The details include

name, account no., date opening and balance. Write SQL commands for

(i) Display the details of customers having balance >100000.

(ii) Display total balance in the bank.

(iii) Display the details of customers completed 1 year.

(iv) Display all customers opened account on a particular date.

(v) Display account no and name of customers having balance < 50000. (Scores : 5)

29. Explain HTTP and FTP protocols. (Scores : 5)

OR

30. Explain different data communication devices. (Scores : 5)

____________

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28. bank customers- detail name, account no., date of opening, balance

customer table- keep . SQL commands

:

(i) Balance 100000 customers- details display .

(ii) Bank- total balance display .

(iii) Bank- customers- details display .

(iv) particular date- account open customers- name.

(v) Balance 50000- customers- account no. name- display

. ( : 5)

29. HTTP, FTP protocol- . ( : 5)

30. data communication device- . ( : 5)

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SUBJECT:COMPUTERAPPLICATION(COMMERCE) CODENO: tAl &;J5 ~ 7oS-2..

Qn.No. Scoring Indicators Split Score Total Score1 TRUE 1 12 OPTIONBUDON 1 13 <BODY> 1 14 APPLET 1 15 DBA 1 16 DROP 1 17 FILETRANSFERPROTOCOL 1 1_ ... -

8 PLUS2 1 19 0,CIRCLE 1 110 8 1 111 syntax - 1/2, logic - 11/2 1+1 212 i)25 ii) true 1 each 213 syntax of two functions 1 each 214 syntax - 1/2, logic - 11/2 1/2 + 11/2 215 proper listing of tag - 1, syntax - 1 1+1 216 Explanation of each 1+1 217 proper use of controls - 1, logic - 1 1+1 218 Explanation of each 1 each 219 Explanation -1 Example- 1 1+1 220 syntax - 1, Igic - 1 1+1 221 ~yntax - l,.lgic - 1 1+1 222 Explanation of each 1+1+1 323 Roleof three users -2 I listing - 1 2+1 324 proper use of tags - 1 1/2, code - 11/2 11/2 + 11/2 325 4 techniques 1+1+1+1 426 listing of proper tag - 2 code-3 2+3 527 usageof proper controls -2, procedure - 3 2+3 528 1 markeach for correct sql 1 each 529 listing of protocols - 2, explanation - 3 2+3 530 listing of devices -2 , explanation - 3 2+3 5

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Reg. No. : ..................................... Code No. 7074

Name : ........................................ Time : 2 Hours Cool-off time : 15 Minutes

Part – III

COMPUTER APPLICATION (Commerce) Maximum : 60 Scores

(For the Hearing Impaired – Special Schools)

General Instructions to Candidates : There is a ‘cool-off time’ of 15 minutes in addition to the writing time of 2 hrs. You are not allowed to write your answers nor to discuss anything with others

during the ‘cool-off time’. Use the ‘cool-off time’ to get familiar with questions and to plan your answers. Read questions carefully before answering. All questions are compulsory and only internal choice is allowed. When you select a question, all the sub-questions must be answered from the same

question itself. Calculations, figures and graphs should be shown in the answer sheet itself. Malayalam version of the questions is also provided. Give equations wherever necessary. Electronic devices except non-programmable calculators are not allowed in the

Examination Hall.

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1. _______ keyword can be used in C++ instead of “\n”.

(a) endl

(b) \t

(c) \b

(d) None of these (Score : 1)

2. Compare break and continue statements in C++. (Scores : 3)

3. Explain cin and cout statements in C++. (Scores : 2)

4. char str[10]= “gayathri”;

What will be stored in str[8] after executing the above assignment statement in C++.

(a) ‘\0’

(b) ‘i’

(c) ‘\n’

(d) None of these (Score : 1)

5. (a) Write a program in C++ to input a string and count the no. vowels in it. (Scores : 5)

OR

(b) Write a program in C++ to interchange the position of largest and smallest

element in an array. (Scores : 5)

6. Explain any three mathematical functions in C++. (Scores : 3)

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1. “\n” C++ keyword _______ .

(a) endl

(b) \t

(c) \b

(d) None of these ( : 1)

2. C++ break, continue statement- . ( : 3)

3. C++ cin, cout statement- . ( : 2)

4. char str[10]= “gayathri”;

C++ statement execute str[8] store

?

(a) ‘\0’

(b) ‘i’

(c) ‘\n’

(d) None of these ( : 1)

5. (a) string input , vowels-

C++ program . ( : 5)

(b) array- largest element- smallest elements- position

interchange C++ program . ( : 5)

6. C++ mathematical functions . ( : 3)

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7. char str[10]= “welcome”;

int n;

n=strlen(str);

What is the value of n after executing the above C++ statements ?

(a) 8 (b) 7

(c) 10 (d) 11 (Score : 1)

8. Write a program in C++ using a function to find the nth power of a number. (Scores : 3)

9. Differentiate static and dynamic web pages. (Scores : 2)

10. Name the odd one out :

(a) PHP (b) ASP

(c) JSP (d) JavaScript (Score : 1)

11. (a) Write short note on CSS. (Scores : 2)

OR

(b) Write an HTML code to display the following equation in a web page :

(i) H2O

(ii) s=ut+½at2 (Scores : 2)

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7. char str[10]= “welcome”;

int n;

n=strlen(str);

C++ statement execute n- value

?

(a) 8 (b) 7

(c) 10 (d) 11 ( : 1)

8. function nth power C++

program . ( : 3)

9. Static, dynamic web pages- . ( : 2)

10. .

(a) PHP (b) ASP

(c) JSP (d) JavaScript ( : 1)

11. (a) CSS- . ( : 2)

(b) equation web page- display HTML code

.

(i) H2O

(ii) s=ut+½at2 ( : 2)

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12. Write an HTML code to display the following table in web page :

STUDENT LIST

NAME ROLLNO AGE SEX

ANIL 1001 16 M

BALU 1002 16 M

BEENA 1003 16 F

(Scores : 3)

13. Differentiate ordered and unordered list. (Scores : 2)

14. The output of isNaN(“123”) in JavaScript is _______ (Score : 1)

15. Write a JavaScript to select a month from a drop down list and display it in a text box.

(Scores : 3)

16. DNS stands for _______ . (Score : 1)

17. Explain the main three points to be considered while buying a web hosting space.

(Scores : 3)

18. Explain the components of DBMS. (Scores : 5)

19. The no. of rows in a relation is called _______.

(a) cardinality (b) degree

(c) domain (d) schema (Score : 1)

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12. table web page- display HTML code :

STUDENT LIST

NAME ROLLNO AGE SEX

ANIL 1001 16 M

BALU 1002 16 M

BEENA 1003 16 F

( : 3)

13. Ordered, unordered list . ( : 2)

14. isNaN(“123”) JavaScript- statement- output _______ . ( : 1)

15. drop down list- month text box- display JavaScript

. ( : 3)

16. DNS- . ( : 1)

17. web hosting space consider points

. ( : 3)

18. DBMS- components . ( : 5)

19. relation- row- _______ .

(a) cardinality (b) degree

(c) domain (d) schema ( : 1)

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20. A student table contains name, rollno and marks obtained of a set of students in an

examination. The expression in relational algebra to list rollno of the students who

secured marks above 750 is _______.

(a) (marks>750)(student)

(b) rollno((marks>750)(student))

(c) (marks>250)((rollno)(student))

(d) (rollno) (marks>750)(student) (Score : 1)

21. Suggest suitable data types for the attributes book no. title, author and date of

publication for creating a table library in MySQL. (Scores : 2)

22. Pick the odd one out :

(a) MySQL (b) ORACLE

(c) SQL SERVER (d) C++ (Score : 1)

23. (a) Write SQL for the following :

(i) Create table account containing name, account no. balance and date of

opening.

(ii) List name, account no. and balance of account holders having

balance>100000.

(iii) List details of accounts opened before “01-01-2000”. (Scores : 3)

OR

(b) Differentiate PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE KEY and NOT NULL constraints.

(Scores : 3)

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20. student table- name, rollno, marks data store . 750-

mark rollno list relational algebra

expression .

(a) (marks>750)(student)

(b) rollno((marks>750)(student))

(c) (marks>750)((rollno)(student))

(d) (rollno) (marks>750)(student) ( : 1)

21. library table create data- MySQL

data types :

book no., title, author, date of publication ( : 2)

22. .

(a) MySQL (b) ORACLE

(c) SQL SERVER (d) C++ ( : 1)

23. (a) SQL :

(i) name, account no., balance, date of opening store

account table create .

(ii) 100000 balance account holders- name, account no.

list .

(iii) “01-01-2000” open account- details list .

( : 3)

(b) PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE KEY, NOT NULL constraints-

. ( : 3)

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24. Explain the functional units of ERP. (Scores : 3)

25. MMS stands for _______. (Score : 1)

26. Pick the odd one out.

(a) KITKAT (b) LOLLIPOP

(c) MARSHMALLOW (d) WINDOWS (Score : 1)

27. Explain any two Cyber Crimes against individuals. (Scores : 3)

28. Informania became a psychological problem. Justify your answer with two points.

(Scores : 2) _________

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24. ERP- functional units . ( : 3)

25. MMS- . ( : 1)

26. :

(a) KITKAT (b) LOLLIPOP

(c) MARSHMALLOW (d) WINDOWS ( : 1)

27. Cyber Crimes . ( : 3)

28. Informania . statement -

points . ( : 2)

_________

HSE 1111Subject: Computer Applications(Commerce) C Sp))Scoring Key and Evaluation Scheme

Code No. ~

Qn.No. Scoring Indicators Split Score Score1 a)endl 1 12 1 1/2 marks each 1 1/2+ 1 1/2 33 1 mark each 1 +1 24 '\0' 1 1

5(a) Syntax 1 1/2 mark logic 2 mark output 1/2 11/2+2+1/2 55(b) Syntax 1 1/2 mark logic 2 mark output 1/2 1 1/2 +2 + 1/2 5- 6 1 mark each 1 x 3 3

77 1 18 Syntax 1 1/2 mark logic 1 1/2 1 1/2 + 1 1/2 3

9 1 mark each 1+1 2

10 d)javascript 1 1

11(a) 2 points each 1 mark each 1+1 2

11(b) 1 mark each 1+1 2

12 syntax and proper use of tags 2 design 1 2+1 3

13 2 points each 1 mark each 1+1 2

14 FALSE 1 1

15 syntax 1 1/2 logic 1 1/2 1 1/2 + 1 1/2 3

16 Domain Name System 1 1

17 3 points 3 marks each 1 x 3 3

18 5 components 1 mark each 1 x 5 5

19 a)cardinality 1 120 b)n:rollno(O(marks>750j(student)) 1 1

21 1/2 mark each 1/2 x 4 2

d)C++-

22 1 1

23(a) 1 mark each 1 x 3 3

23(b) 3 points 3 marks each 1 x 3 3

24 3 points 1 mark each 1x3 3

25 Multimedia Messaging service 1 1

26 d)WINDOWS 1 1

27 1 1/2 marks each 1 1/2 x 2 3

28 2 points 1 mark each 1+1 2