> > Paper consists of two sections : 1. analytical (20 > marks) > > 2. C skills (20 > marks)total time 45 min > > > > Analytical: > > ------------- > > > > 1. Given a cube, with different colors on its > faces, and then is cut > > into 64 pieces, and the questions relate to the > colors of different > > colored small cubes. > > > > 2. A few ladies and gents sit around table in some > given order and 4 > > questions are about their seating arrangement with > some restrictions. > > > > 3. Draw a venn diagram for 3 items : white, > flowers, cloth > > > > Ans : draw 3 circles each intersecting the other > , with white kept in the > > middle. > > > > 4. A problem related to seating arrangement of 4 > people ( 2 ladies and > > 2 gents) with some restrictions > > > > 5. problem related to milk with water added to it > for three times > > > > Ans: 20.5 litres > > > > 6. Problem related to diagrams . Five diagrams > were given and asked to > > find the sixth one. > > > > C-Skills: > > -------- > > > > 1. Max number of nodes in a binary tree with > height 3 is 20 : Ans: False > > > > 2. 10,20,30,40,50,60 : give the order when put in > a queue and in a stack > > > > Ans : Queue : 10,20,30,40,50,60 > > stack : 60,50,40,30,20,10 > > > > 3. Debugging is the process of finding > > > > Ans : logical and runtime errors > > > > 4. trace the error: > > > > void main(){ > > int &a; > > /* some other stuff here */ > > } > > Ans: syntax error > > > > 5. a problem with a function named 'myValue' will > be given and asked to > > find the value of main() for an argument of 150, > > > > Ans : 150 > > > > 6. Some problems related to 'for' loops. > > > > 7. problem on conditional inclusion. > > > > 8. problem related to depth first and breadth > first search (DSA subject) > > > > 9. study the syntax of malloc function > > > > 10. locate the error > > > > int arr (20); > > Ans: syntax error. > > > > > > > IITD. > 05 -09-1997. > > Model paper of Inetrgraph > > NO.of questions 40. Time 45minutes > out of 40 questions 20 from 'c' and 20 from > analytical ability,quantitative ability . > also 1 question ___ to draw venn diagram > 1 question__ on analogy > 1 " _______non verbal reasoning > ALL THESE ARE NOT TOUGH .AVERAGE LEVEL. > THEY HAVE GIVEN TWO TYPES OF PAPERS.HERE I AM GIVING > THE PAPER WHICH > WAS WRITTEN BY MY FRIEND. > > > 1.there are 6 (p,q,r,s...)people.each one play one > game > ---tennis,football,hockey,cricket etc > clues given like:shortest one plays hokey > largest person plays ..tennis > P,Q ARE NEITHER LARGEST NOR SHORTEST > R PLAYS FOOTBALL > s is between t &r in height > question: who plays which game > who is taaller than whom > 2.a cube has colors blue,red ,yellow each on two > opposite sides.cube is > divided into "32 small cubes and 4 large cubes". > question:how many cubes (on 36 cubes) have blue at > leat one side. > how many cubes have colors on two sides. > 3.anlogy: cell: tissue::atom:? > > 4.aa person sold two articles for 80 /- each.with > 20% profit on one > article and 20% loss on another article, what is the > loss / prifit he > will gain on both. > > 5.five cities. city1 is west to city3.city4 is east > to city 5._____etc. > which is farthest on west side. > > 6.one question on: -=+,*=-,/=* etc > then 10/5*45=? > > 7.on ,C, paper is easy.mostly on pointers,3 question > on structures,5 on > fundamentals, > 8.ex:define max 10 > > main() > {int a,b; > int *p,*q; > a=10;b=19; > p=&(a+b); > q=&max; > } Q a)error in p=&(a+b) b)error in p=&max c)error in > both d) no error > > > important suggestions: > 1. average preparation is enough to qualify foe > interview.time is > enough. > 2.they are particular about academic background . > 3.interview is only on personal details.no question > on technical subjects > 4.they may change paper sets also. > 5.in outside recruitment they are asking more > questions on CAD. > but not in campus. > in iitd they interviewed 5students out of 21 > .selected 1,waiting list 1. > 6.cut off cgpa:7.5 > > > > Optimize the below 1,2,3,4 questions for time: > > 1) > int i; > if i=0 then i:=1; > if i=1 then i:=0; > > 2) > int i; > if i=0 then i:=1; > if i=1 then i:=0; > (given that i can take only two values (1,0)) > > 3) > int i; > if i=0 then i:=1; > else if i=1 then i:=0; > (given that i can take only two values (1,0)) > > 4) > int m,j,i,n; > for i:=1 to n do > m:=m+j*n > > 5) Expand the following > a) ISDN > b) CASE > c) CSMA/CD > d) OOPS > e) MIMD > > 6) In the following questions, answer A,B,C,D > depending on when > the errors are detected? > A if no error is detected > B if semantic and syntactic checking > C if during Code genration & Symbol allocation > D run time > > a) Array overbound > b) Undeclared identifier > c) stack underflow > d) Accessing an illegal memory location > > 7) How many page faults will occur for below > sequence of pages when LRU > page replacement algorithm is used ( The memory can > only have 3pages): > > 1,2,3,4,2,1,5,2,4 (something like that) > > > > 8) If a CPU has 20 address lines but MMU does'nt use > two of them. > OS occupies 20K. No virtual memory is supported. > What is the > maximum memory available for a user program? > > 9) For a binary tree with n nodes, How many nodes > are there which > has got both a parent and a child? > > 10) Understand the funda of incrementing a variable > using > val++ and ++val . Some programs are given for > error correction. > > 11) Learn datagram . (Computer networks) > > 12) Which of the following can be zero? (only one) > a) swap space > b) physical memory > c) virtual memory > > > 13) What is a must for multitasking? > a) Process preemption > b) Paging > c) Virtual memory > d) None of the above > > 14) A question on call by value, > call by name, > call by reference. > > f(x,y,z) > { > y := y+1; > z := z+x; > } > main() > { > int a,b; > a := 2 > b := 2; > f(a+b,a,a); > print a; > } > > what is the value of a printed for three different > calls in main. > > 15) Using the following instructions and two > registers , A&B. > find out A XOR B and put the result in A > PUSH <reg> > POP <reg> > NOR These instructions operates with A & B and > puts the result in > AND A > > (question basically to get XOR in terms of NOR and > AND) > > 16) True/False questions: > 1) The page size should be the power of 2. > 2) > > > > 17) > int i=0; > int j=0; > > loop: > if(i = 0) > i++; > i++; > j++; > if(j<= 25) > goto loop > xxx: > > > question1 : how many times is the loop entered > A few questions of that sort. some count fundaes. > Easy one ) > > 18) Who handles page faults? > a) OS > b) MMU > c) Hardware logic > d) etc etc.... > > 19) For which of following is it not possible to > write an algorithm. > > a) To find out 1026th prime number > b) To write program for NP-complete problem > c) To write program which generates true Random > numbers. > etc... > > 20) what is the essential requirement for an > real-time systems > > a) pre-emption > b) virtual memory > c) paging etc... > > Optimize the below 1,2,3,4 questions for time: > > 1) > int i; > if i=0 then i:=1; > if i=1 then i:=0; > > 2) > int i; > if i=0 then i:=1; > if i=1 then i:=0; > (given that i can take only two values (1,0)) > > 3) > int i; > if i=0 then i:=1; > else if i=1 then i:=0; > (given that i can take only two values (1,0)) > > 4) > int m,j,i,n; > for i:=1 to n do > m:=m+j*n > > 5) Expand the following > a) ISDN > b) CASE > c) CSMA/CD > d) OOPS > e) MIMD > > 6) In the following questions, answer A,B,C,D > depending on when > the errors are detected? > A if no error is detected > B if semantic and syntactic checking > C if during Code genration & Symbol allocation > D run time > > a) Array overbound > b) Undeclared identifier > c) stack underflow > d) Accessing an illegal memory location > > 7) How many page faults will occur for below > sequence of pages when LRU > page replacement algorithm is used ( The memory can > only have 3pages): > > 1,2,3,4,2,1,5,2,4 (something like that) > > > > 8) If a CPU has 20 address lines but MMU does'nt use > two of them. > OS occupies 20K. No virtual memory is supported. > What is the > maximum memory available for a user program? > > 9) For a binary tree with n nodes, How many nodes > are there which > has got both a parent and a child? > > 10) Understand the funda of incrementing a variable > using > val++ and ++val . Some programs are given for > error correction. > > 11) Learn datagram . (Computer networks) > > 12) Which of the following can be zero? (only one) > a) swap space > b) physical memory > c) virtual memory > > > 13) What is a must for multitasking? > a) Process preemption > b) Paging > c) Virtual memory > d) None of the above > > 14) A question on call by value, > call by name, > call by reference. > > f(x,y,z) > { > y := y+1; > z := z+x; > } > main() > { > int a,b; > a := 2 > b := 2; > f(a+b,a,a); > print a; > } > > what is the value of a printed for three different > calls in main. > > 15) Using the following instructions and two > registers , A&B. > find out A XOR B and put the result in A > PUSH <reg> > POP <reg> > NOR These instructions operates with A & B and > puts the result in > AND A > > (question basically to get XOR in terms of NOR and > AND) > > 16) True/False questions: > 1) The page size should be the power of 2. > 2) > > > > 17) > int i=0; > int j=0; > > loop: > if(i = 0) > i++; > i++; > j++; > if(j<= 25) > goto loop > xxx: > > > question1 : how many times is the loop entered > A few questions of that sort. some count fundaes. > Easy one ) > > 18) Who handles page faults? > a) OS > b) MMU > c) Hardware logic > d) etc etc.... > > 19) For which of following is it not possible to > write an algorithm. > > a) To find out 1026th prime number > b) To write program for NP-complete problem > c) To write program which generates true Random > numbers. > etc... > > 20) what is the essential requirement for an > real-time systems > > a) pre-emption > b) virtual memory > c) paging etc...
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