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Q1 what is assembler and what is it important in assembly language (2)
Q2 what is program instruction control? (2)
Q3 define virtual memory (2)
Q4 difference between higher level language and assembler (3)
Q5define ISA
Q6 convert (390)10 into base 16 (5)
Q7 define pipelining(5)
Q8 define the type of error control(5)
Q9 define booth recording (2)
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total 52 Questions
40 MCQ's and 12 Short Questions including 6 of 2 marks
4 of 3 marks
and 2 of 5 marks
Mostly MCQ's from Lecture # 28 to 40
i suggest u to study the lectures related to
Interrupts & DMA
i think there is only 2 or 3 mcq's from midterm course
don't bother ur time to study midterm course
Following is the subjective portion of my paper.
1. Where is TCP/IP is used.
2. Usage of DMA
3. How to right RTL
4. What you mean by ISA (Instruction Set Architecture)
5. Define the different types of Instructions used in FALCON-E
6. Uni-bus interaction with I/O subsystem
7. Conversion from base 10 number into base 16 number (hex)
8. Define one benifit and one Drawback of Cache.
9. Define different level of RAID and
10. What are the similarities at Level 2 and Level 3 of the RAID.
these are the subjective questions which i remember and if u people prepare these topics then it is understood that half of the MCQ's will
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5 marks questions
issues of error control
cache definition and management
structural RTL of instruction fetch
connectionless and connection oriented communication difference
3 marks questions
functions of virtual memory
cache hit and cache miss
branch and structural hazard
DMA uses
2 marks questions
floating point overflow
uses of virtual memory
difference between throughput and latency
which method is used for transfer between memory and I/O ports without the interruption of CPU?
40 MCQS from past papers and handout and 80 marks paper
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