Tuesday 19 June 2012

dccn previous question papers for diploma


·         MARCH /APRIL-2008
·         MARCH /APRIL-2009
·         OCT/NOV-2011
·         APRIL/MAY-2012
·         OCT/NOV-2012



BOARD DIPLOMA EXAMINATION, (C-09)
MARCH /APRIL-2008
DECE.-VI SEMESTER EXAMINATION
DCCN

TIME: 3 Hours]                                                                     [Total Marks :100]
PART   - A
INSTRUCTION:  (1) ANSWER ALL QUESTION AND EACH QUESTION
                                           CARRIES 4 MARKS
                    (2)  ANSWER SHOULD BE BRIEF AND   STRAIGHT      TO  THE POINT AND SHALL NOT EXEED FIVE SIMPLE SENTENCES

1.     Distinguish between analog and digital transmission.
2.     Explain about infrared and light wave transmission.
3.     Explain the difference between circuit switching and packet switching.
4.     List the applications of WAP.
5.     Define ISP and PSTN.
6.     Define Intranet.
7.     List the different layers of TCP/IP
8.     Explain the need of FRAME relay.
9.     Explain DNS namespace.
10.  List HTTP commands.


Instructions :    (1) Answer any five questions and each question carries 12 marks.                  (2) The answers should be comprehensive and the criteria for valuation   is the content but not the length of the answer.

11.   Explain UTP, STP, Co-axial cable and fibre optical cable with cross-sectional view.
12.   Explain in detail with diagrams about STAR, BUS, RING, topologies.
13.   (a) describe CDMA communication. (b) explain FDDI and its properties.
14.   (a) describe ARPA NET and www. (b) explain ISDN architecture.
15.   (a) explain the packet transfer mechanism using routers and OP address. (b) describe ATM.
16.   (a) explain the IP addressing concepts and classes and default gatway service. (b) explain the use of UDP.
17.   (a) describe I detail web browser architecture. (b) discuss in detail about hyperlinks.
18.   (a) explain the purpose of proxy server. (b) explain the ftp in web application in detail.






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