Semester Wise Syllabus of B.A./B.Sc. Geography of Kumaun University wef 2016

KUMAUN UNIVERSITY, NAINITAL

Under Graduate B.A./ B.Sc. Geography

SEMESTER COURSE FRAMEWORK 2016-2017  

NOTE :

• Each Semester of B.A./B.Sc. Geography will have two papers of 50 marks each; out of which 40 marks are assigned for end semester examination and 10 marks are assigned for internal assessment in the form of class test, assignments and attendance. The qualifying marks will be 33% (total of end semester exam and internal assessment).

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Syllabus of B.A./ B.Sc. SEMESTER I of GEOGRAPHY

Theory I   Physical Geography
Theory II  Geography of Asia
Practical  Basic Cartographic Techniques
 

Syllabus of B.A./ B.Sc. SEMESTER II of GEOGRAPHY

Theory I    Geomorphology
Theory II   Geography of India
Practical   Map Reading and Interpretation

Syllabus of B.A./ B.Sc. SEMESTER III of GEOGRAPHY

Theory I    Climatology and Biogeography
Theory II   Human Geography
Practical   Thematic Cartography

Syllabus of B.A./ B.Sc. SEMESTER IV of GEOGRAPHY

Theory I    Urban Geography
Theory II   Hydrology OR Regional Geography
Practical   Surveying (Prismatic Compass,Plane Table)

Syllabus of B.A./ B.Sc. SEMESTER V of GEOGRAPHY

Theory I   Evaluation of Geographical Thought
Theory II  Oceanography 
               OR  Agricultural Geography 
               OR   Population Geography
Practical  Quantitative Techniques

Syllabus of B.A./ B.Sc. SEMESTER VI of GEOGRAPHY

Theory I    Economic Geography
Theory II   Regional Development and Planning 
                 OR Political Geography 
                 OR Geography of Tourism
Practical   Basics of Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System (RS and GIS) along with a Survey Camp (of 15 marks).



Note : Survey Camp in B.Sc./B.A. Geography programme denotes field survey which is to be carried out by the students of B.A./ B.Sc. VIth Semester. The area of field survey must be selected by the Department and conducted in any geographical region.





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Semester Wise Syllabus of B.Sc. Hons. Forestry of Kumaun University from 2016 onward

Kumaun University Semester System

Syllabus of B.Sc. Hons. Forestry

Four Years (Eight semester) Programme

Semester system course structure of B.Sc. Forestry Hons.:

• The course work shall be divided into Eight semesters with three papers in each semester.

• Each theory paper shall consists of Three Sections 

• Practical examination will be evaluated by both external and internal examiner.

B.Sc. Hons. Forestry Syllabus

I Semester Syllabus of B.Sc. Forestry: 

KUF 111 : Introductory Biology
KUF 112 : Elementary Mathematics
KUF 113 : Forest Ecology
KUF 114 : Principles of Silviculture
KUF 115 : Nursery Technology

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II Semester Syllabus of B.Sc. Forestry: 

KUF 121 : Social Forestry
KUF 122 : Silviculture of Important Trees
KUF 123 : Plantation Technology
KUF 124 : Forest Soils
KUF 125 : Biodiversity and Forest types

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III Semester Syllabus of B.Sc. Forestry: 

KUF 231 : Forest Mensuration
KUF 232 : Silvicultural systems
KUF 233 : Principles of Agro Forestry
KUF 234 : Forest Management and working plan
KUF 235 : Wildlife Management

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IV Semester Syllabus of B.Sc. Forestry: 

KUF 241 : Forest Policies and Laws
KUF 242 : Forest Logging
KUF 243 : Range land management
KUF 244 : Forests and tribals
KUF 245 : World Forestry

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V Semester Syllabus of B.Sc. Forestry: 

KUF 351 : Tree physiology
KUF 352 : Environmental Science
KUF 353 : Forest Protection
KUF 354 : Forest genetics and tree improvement
KUF 355 : Participatory Forest management

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VI Semester Syllabus of B.Sc. Forestry: 

KUF 361 : Forest Survey and Land use
KUF 362 : Forest Utilization
KUF 363 : Wood Science and Technology
KUF 364 : Forest Economics
KUF 365 : Watershed Management

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VII Semester Syllabus of B.Sc. Forestry: 

KUF 471 : Urban Forestry and Ecotourism
KUF 472 : Biotechnology
KUF 473 : Climate change and mitigation
KUF 474 : Forest Tree Seeds
KUF 475 : Computer application in Forestry and Biostatistics

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VIII Semester Syllabus of B.Sc. Forestry: 

KUF 481 : Remote sensing and GIS in forestry
KUF 482 : Forestry Extension Education
KUF 483 : Project work/ Dissertation/ viva

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Three Years (Six semester) Programme from 2016-17

Semester system course structure of B.Sc. Zoology:

• The course work shall be divided into six semesters with three papers in each semester.

• Each paper in a semester will be of 80 marks out of which 60 marks for theory and 20 marks are allotted for internal assessment (written test/assignment/both)

• Each theory paper shall consists of Three Sections :

• Section A : 20% of total marks (12 marks; one question of 12 parts; multiple choice, one word/one sentence answer, fill in the blanks, true- false; all parts will be compulsory). 
• Section B : 40% of total marks (24 marks, one question of 06 parts; any 04 have to be attempted with short answer) and 
• Section C : 40% of total marks; (24 marks, 04 questions, any two have to be attempted with long answer).

• Practical in each semester will be of total 60 marks, out of which 15 marks are assigned for internal assessment (attendance, practical records etc.).

• Practical examination will be evaluated by both external and internal examiner.

• The duration of theory and practical examination shall be 03 hrs and 03.5 hrs, respectively.

• Candidates may be permitted to use simple calculators in paper third (Bio-informatics and Bio-statistics) of 6th semester.

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Semester Wise Syllabus for B.Sc. Chemistry of Kumaun University from 2016 onward

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Syllabus of B.Sc. (Chemistry)

Three Years (Six semester) Programme from 2016-17

Semester system course structure of B.Sc. Chemistry:

• The course work shall be divided into six semesters with three papers in each semester.

• Each paper in a semester will be of 80 marks out of which 60 marks for theory and 20 marks are allotted for internal assessment (written test/assignment/both)

• Each theory paper shall consists of Three Sections :

• Section A : 20% of total marks (12 marks; one question of 12 parts; multiple choice, one word/one sentence answer, fill in the blanks, true- false; all parts will be compulsory). 
• Section B : 40% of total marks (24 marks, one question of 06 parts; any 04 have to be attempted with short answer) and 
• Section C : 40% of total marks; (24 marks, 04 questions, any two have to be attempted with long answer).

• Practical in each semester will be of total 60 marks, out of which 15 marks are assigned for internal assessment (attendance, practical records etc.).

• Practical examination will be evaluated by both external and internal examiner.

• The duration of theory and practical examination shall be 03 hrs and 6 hrs, respectively.

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Syllabus of B.Sc. (Botany)

THREE-YEAR FULL-TIME PROGRAMME (Six-Semester Course) 

Semester system course structure : 

• The course work shall be divided into six semesters with three papers in each semester.

• Each paper in a semester will be of 80 marks out of which 60 marks for theory and 20 marks are allotted for internal assessment (one written test/assignment/both)

• Each theory paper shall consists of Three Sections : 
• Section A :  20% of total marks (12 marks; one question of 12 parts; one word answer, fill in the blanks, true- false; all parts will be compulsory).
• Section B :  40% of total marks (24 marks, one question of 06 parts; any 04 have to be attempted with short answer).
• Section C :  40% of total marks; (24 marks, 04 questions, any two have to be attempted with long answer).

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Semester Wise Syllabus for B.Sc. and B.A IT(Information Technology) of Kumaun University

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

KUMAUN UNIVERSITY, NAINITAL

SEMESTER-I (2016-17)

Scheme and syllabus for B.A./B. Sc. IT (Information Technology)

Semester system course structure:

1. The course work shall be divided into six semesters with three papers in each semester.
2. Each paper in a semester will be of 80 marks out of which 60 marks for theory and 20 marks are allotted for internal assessment (written test or assignments or both)
3. Each theory paper shall consists of section A: 20% of total marks (12 marks; one question of 12parts; multiple choice, one word/one sentence answer, fill in the blanks, true- false; all parts will be compulsory), section B: 40% of total marks (24 marks, one question of 06 parts; any 04 have to be attempted with short answer) and section C: 40% of total marks; (24 marks, 04 questions, any two have to be attempted with long answer).
4. Question paper shall cover the whole syllabus.
5. Practical in each semester will be of total 60 marks, out of which 15 marks are assigned for internal assessment (attendance, practical records etc.).
6. Practical examination will be evaluated by both external and internal examiner.

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Semester Wise Syllabus for B.Sc.Geology of Kumaun University from 2016 onwards

Kumaun University Semester System (2016-17 onwards)

Syllabus of B.Sc. (GEOLOGY)

THREE-YEAR FULL-TIME PROGRAMME (Six-Semester Course) 

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Semester system course structure:

1. The course work shall be divided into six semesters with three papers in each semester.
2. Each paper in a semester will be of 80 marks out of which 60 marks for theory and 20 marks are allotted for internal assessment (written test or assignments or both)
3. Each theory paper shall consists of Section A: 20% of total marks (12 marks; containing multiple choice, one word/one sentence answer, fill in the blanks, true- false questions), Section B: 40% of total marks (24 marks, there will be 6 question from which you will  have to attempt only 04 with short answer) and Section C: 40% of total marks; (24 marks, having 4 question from which you will have to attempt only 02 with long answer).
4. Question paper shall cover the whole syllabus.
5. Practical in each semester will be of total 60 marks, which includes marks for field training, sessional, attendance, practical records etc.
6. Practical examination will be evaluated by both external and internal examiner.
7. The duration of theory and practical examination shall be 03 hrs each.
8. There shall be six semesters spread over three years with three papers in each semester at Undergraduate level. Each paper will be of three hours duration and there shall be one practical examination of three hours duration in each of them with session assessment in each practical and field training in odd semester practical. The session and field work will be assessed on the basis of class-work, practical record and field work performance. 

Semester I Geology Paper Course 

Paper- I Physical Geology
Paper- II Structural Geology
Paper-III Crystallography
Practical Structural Geology + Crystallography
(Practical = 45 marks for written + 10 marks for Field training +5 marks for sessional assignment)

Semester II Geology Paper Course 

Paper-I Mineralogy
Paper-II Optical Mineralogy
Paper-III Elementary Geochemistry
Practical Mineralogy + Optical Mineralogy
(Practical = 55 marks for written + 05 marks for sessional assignment)

Semester III Geology Paper Course 

Paper-I Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology
Paper-II Sedimentary Petrology
Paper-III Elementary Groundwater Hydrology
Practical Igneous and Metamorphic +Sedimentary
(Practical = 45 marks for written + 10 marks for Field training +5 marks for sessional assignment)

Semester IV Geology Paper Course 

Paper-I Stratigraphy
Paper-II Palaeontology
Paper-III Elementary Oceanography 
Practical Stratigraphy + Palaeontology
(Practical = 55 marks for written + 05 marks for sessional assignment)

Semester V Geology Paper Course 

Paper-I Economic Geology
Paper-II Fuel Geology
Paper-III Elementary Engineering Geology
Practical Economic Geology + Fuel Geology 
(Practical = 45 marks for written + 10 marks for Field training +5 marks for sessional assignment)

Semester VI Geology Paper Course 

Paper-I Photogeology
Paper-II Elements of Mineral Exploration
Paper-III Environmental Geology
Practical Photogeology+Mineral Exploration) `
(Practical = 55 marks for written + 05 marks for sessional assessment)

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Semester Wise Syllabus for B.Sc. Physics of Kumaun University from 2016 onwards

Kumaun University Semester System (2016-17 onwards)

Syllabus of B.Sc. (PHYSICS)

THREE-YEAR FULL-TIME PROGRAMME (Six-Semester Course) 

The Course : Physics is one of the earliest academic studies. Physics is a branch of science which deal with study of Nature and Natural phenomena. It deals with concepts which are helpful in understanding how the Universe behaves. Advances in physics have always influenced other sciences and have translated to the technological sector. The B.Sc. Physics(semester system) program has 3 papers per semester from physics. In this programme student have to chose two more subjects with mathematics as a compulsory one.  A degree in physics opens the door to a wide array of careers such as civil services, MBA, MCA apart from research in specialized areas of physics.


Currently, The Department of Physics provide two courses in B.Sc. Physics:

Semester Mode (For students admitted after academic year 2016-17)
Regular Mode (For students admitted before academic year 2016-17)
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Syllabus of B.Sc. Semester I Physics

Paper I:  Mechanics                        MM-60
Unit-I- Vectors
Unit-II- Gravitational field and potential
Unit-III- Conservation of Energy
Unit-IV- Conservation of Linear momentum and Angular momentum


Paper II: Electricity                     MM-60
Unit-I- Electric field and potential   I
Unit-II- Electric field and potential II
Unit-III- Electric fields in Matter
Unit-IV- Electric currents (steady and varying)


Paper III: Theory of Oscillations                     MM-60
Unit-I- Simple Harmonic Motion
Unit-II-Damped Harmonic Oscillations
Unit-III- Forced Harmonic Oscillations
Unit-IV-Applications

 

Syllabus of B.Sc. Semester II Physics

Paper-I- General Properties of matter             MM-60
Unit-I- Dynamics of rigid body and idea of Moment of Inertia
Unit-II- Moment of Inertia of various bodies
Unit-III- Elasticity
Unit-IV-Viscosity & Surface Tension


Paper-II- Magnetism                       MM-60                                                   
Unit-I- Magnetostatics
Unit-II- Magnetic field in matter
Unit-III- Alternating Currents
Unit-IV-Electromagnetic Induction


Paper III Wave motion and Acoustics             MM-60
Unit-I- Analysis of wave motion
Unit-II- Ultrasonics
Unit-III- Acoustics
Unit-IV-Applications

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KUMAUN UNIVERSITY NAINITAL

Department of Mathematics

B. Sc. Mathematics

The Course of Mathematics in Kumaun University: Mathematics is the study of universal patterns and structures and is the quantitative language of the world. Students with a good background in fundamental mathematics have many options in terms of career possibilities and are high in demand after postgraduate study in almost every quantitative field like actuarial sciences, environmental sciences, finance, economics, etc.

This course gives students, the understanding of the notion of mathematics with basic ideas of pure mathematics (including analysis, linear algebra, geometry and group and ring theory). A broad understanding of and practice in using, basic tools of applied mathematics (including differential equations, mechanics, numerical analysis, probability and statistics).


Currently Kumaun University's Department of Mathematics running Four Courses :

• B.Sc. Semester Mode (For students admitted after 2016-17)
• B.A. Semester Mode (For students admitted after 2016-17)
• B.Sc. Regular Mode (For students admitted before 2016-17)
• B.A. Regular Mode (For students admitted before 2016-17)

Semester system course structure: 

1.  The course work shall be divided into six semesters with three papers in each semester. 
2.  Each paper in a semester will be of 80 marks out of which 60 marks for theory and  20 marks are allotted for internal assessment (written test or assignments or both)
3.   Each theory paper shall consists of Three Section

• Section (A): 20% of total marks (objective, one word answer, fill in the blanks, true- false; all parts will be compulsory)
• Section (B): 40% of total marks (short answer)
• Section (C): 40% of total marks (long answer).  

4.  Question paper shall cover the whole syllabus. 
5.  The duration of theory examination shall be 03 hrs. 

B.A./B. Sc. Mathematics

Course Structure (Semester System) 

B.Sc. I Semester  
Elementary Algebra  and Trigonometry                                                                                 
Differential  Calculus            
Geometry and  Vector Analysis


B.Sc. II Semester 
Group Theory          
Integral Calculus
Analytical Geometry

B.Sc. III Semester 
Advanced  Algebra       
Differential  Equations
Mechanics  


B.Sc. IV Semester 
Vector spaces and Matrices 
Real Analysis        
Mathematical Methods

B.Sc. V Semester
Linear Algebra
Complex Analysis        
Functions of several variables  and Partial Differential Equations


B.Sc. VI Semester
Numerical Methods
Mathematical Statistics
Operations  Research

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Kumaun Unviersity Semester Wise B.Sc. Computer Science Syllabus from 2016

Kumaun University Nainital

Proposed Syllabus for B. Sc. Semester program to be implemented from

Session 2016-17

Subject: Computer Science

The Course: The B.Sc.(P,M,CS) Computer Science Program is a 3-year (6 semesters) programme from 2016-17 onward. Earlier 3 year course consist of only one Exam at the end of the year.
In this programme of B.Sc. Computer Science Student get to study computer languages such as C, C++, Java and Advanced Internet Technologies, RDBMS, Data Structure and Algorithms,  XML and so on.  This course helps student in building a strong base in computer technology. As in this course student have to study Mathematics and Physics in Parallel which helps student in enhancing there knowledge in these subjects also. Meritorious students of this course can get admission directly to M.Sc. Computer Science or MCA in any University.


Right now, The Department of Computer Science is running 2 courses :

For students admitted from academic year 2016-2017 onwards
BSc Computer Science [Semester System] : To Download Syllabus Go to end of the page

And 

For students admitted before academic year 2016-2017
BSc  Computer Science (old course) : To Download Syllabus click on (Link)


Semester system course structure for B.Sc. computer science : 

• The course work shall be divided into six semesters with three papers in each semester.

• Each paper in a semester will be of 80 marks out of which 60 marks for theory and  20 marks are allotted  for internal assessment (written test or assignments or both)

• Each theory paper shall consists of  section  A: 20% of total marks (12 marks; one question of 12 parts;  multiple choice, one word/one sentence answer, fill in the blanks, true- false; all parts will be compulsory), section B: 40% of total marks (24 marks, one question of 06 parts; any 04 have to be attempted with short  answer) and section C: 40% of total marks; (24 marks, 04 questions, any two have to be attempted with long answer).

• Practical  in  each  semester  will  be  of  total  60  marks,  out  of  which  15  marks  are  assigned  for  internal  assessment (attendance, practical records etc.).

• Practical examination will be evaluated by both external and internal examiner. 

Subjects For Semester II of B.Sc. Computer Science 
BCS 101
Computer Fundamentals                   MM 60
UNIT I:
Evolution of Computers: Basic components of a Digital Computer- Control unit, ALU, Input/Output functions and memory, Generations, Computer Classification: Micro, Mini, Mainframe, Super Computer, PC, Server, Workstations.

UNIT II:
Input/Output     Units:  Keyboard,    Mouse,   Trackball,   Joystick,  Digitizing  tablet,  Scanners,   Digital  Camera, MICR,   OCR,   OMR,   Bar-code   Reader,   Voice   Recognition,   Light   pen,   Touch   Screen,   Monitors,   Printers   & types-Daisy wheel, Dot Matrix, Inkjet, Laser, Line Printer, Plotter, Sound Card and Speaker.

UNIT III:
Memory:   RAM,   ROM,   EPROM,   PROM   and   other   types   of   memory,   Storage  fundamentals-   Primary   Vs Secondary   Data   Storage,   Various   Storage   Devices-Magnetic   Tape,   Magnetic   Disks,   Cartridge   Tape,   Hard Disk   Drives,   Floppy   Disks,   Optical   Disks,   CD, CD-R,   CD-RW,   DVD,   DVD-RW   Zip   Drive,   Flash   drives Video Disk, Blue Ray Disc, USB Pen drive.

UNIT IV:
Software     and  its  Need,   Types   of  Software-System     software,   Application    software,  System    Software-Operating System, Utility Program, Assemblers, Compilers and Interpreter, DOS- Files and Directory, Study of all Internal & External commands, Types of files, Programming languages.

UNIT V:
Data   Representation   within   Computer:   BIT,   BYTE,   WORD,   ASCII,   EBCDIC,   BCD   Code.   Introduction   to Number system: Binary, Octal, Decimal and Hexadecimal, Conversation from one number system to another number system.

References:
1. Fundamentals of Computers- V. Rajaraman
2. Fundamentals of Computers- P. K. Sinha
3. Introduction to Computers and C Programming- S. K. Bajpai and D. S. Yadav


BCS 102 
Introduction to C Programming

BCS 103 
Discrete Mathematics



Subjects For Semester II of B.Sc. Computer Science 

BCS 201 
Data Structures using C

BCS 202 
Digital Electronics

BCS 203 
Introduction to UNIX


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UG [B.Sc.] Semester syllabus of Computer Science pdf

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Environmental Studies Paper of B.Sc./ B.Com. Examination 2020

Environmental Studies/Science Previous year Paper of Kumaun University

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1. Environmental Studies is:
(a)    A single subject
(b)    An integration of several subjects
(c)    A scientific study
(d)    A social study

2. Significance of botanical garden or a zoo is :
(a)    It provides conservation education and awareness in the society
(b)    It mimics small-scale natural ecosystems
(c)    It has aesthetic and recreational value
(d)    All of the above

3. Salim Ali is a famous:
(a)    Boxer
(b)    Wrestler
(c)    Ornithologist
(d)    Film maker

4. Headquarter of NEERI is situated at :
(a)    Nagpur
(b)    Hyderabad
(c)    Delhi
(d)    Pune

5. The famous book ‘Diversity of life’ was written by the following:
(a)    E.O. Wilson
(b)    Alfred Wallace
(c)    M. S. Swaminathan
(d)    Madhav Gadgil

6. The first ‘International Yoga day’ celebrated on :
(a)    11 December
(b)    5 July
(c)    16 May
(d)    21 June

7. The main driving force of ecological system is:
(a)    Water and Soil
(b)    Solar Energy
(c)    Plants and animals
(d)    Environment

8. Which of the following is non-renewable resource?
(a)    Minerals
(b)    Coal
(c)    Species
(d)    All of the above

9. Which is the main commercial energy source used in India :
(a)    Oil
(b)    Hydroelectricity
(c)    Coal
(d)    Natural gas

10. How much of the total water is hydrosphere is fresh water?
(a)    3%
(b)    1%
(c)    1%
(d)    5%

11. The study of different population and its trend is known as:
(a)    Topography
(b)    Demography
(c)    Biography
(d)    Flora and Fauna

12. Acid rain is mainly caused by increased concentration [in atmosphere] of :
(a)    NO2 and SO2
(b)    CO2 and NO2
(c)    NH3 and SO2
(d)    SO2 and CO

13. Tehri dam is constructed on the river:
(a)    Bhagirathi
(b)    Alaknanda
(c)    Mandakini
(d)    Pinder

14.Cause of Minimata disease is:
(a)    Lead
(b)    Mercury
(c)    Arsenic
(d)    Cadmium

15. Which of the following is used as biofertilizer?
(a)    Rhizobium
(b)    Azolla
(c)    Blue green algae
(d)    All of the above

16. Water borne disease is:
(a)    Arthritis
(b)    Malaria
(c)    Typhoid
(d)    Dengue

17. Environment has two major components:
(a)    Physical and chemical
(b)    Biotic and abiotic
(c)    Plants and animals
(d)    Earth and atmosphere

18. Biological Oxygen demand measures:
(a)    Dissolved oxygen needed by microbes
(b)    Water pollution
(c)    Air pollution
(d)    Industrial Pollution

19. Biosphere reserves are areas to preserve the following:
(a)    Forests
(b)    Ecosystem
(c)    Biodiversity
(d)    Atmospheric balance

20. Excessive radiation lead to:
(a)    Genetic damage
(b)    Bronchitis
(c)    Cancer and death
(d)    Hot atmosphere

21. The percentage of carbon dioxide in atmosphere is:
(a)    20.9%
(b)    0.03%
(c)    0.3%
(d)    10.0%

22. Population growth is affected by:
(a)    Poverty
(b)    Death rate
(c)    Birth rate
(d)    All of the above

23. Yellow stone park is related to:
(a)    Earth quake
(b)    Nuclear disaster
(c)    Tourist place
(d)    Volcano

24. Primary consumers in a food chain are;
(a)    Cattle and rats
(b)    Insects and fish
(c)    Frogs and rabbits
(d)    Cats and cows

25. In India, the best timber producing tree is:
(a)    Sal
(b)    Mango
(c)    Teak
(d)    Shisham

26. Pollutant from motor-car exhaust that causes metal disease is:
(a)    Mercury
(b)    Lead
(c)    Nickel
(d)    Zinc

27. Blue revolution is related to:
(a)    Silk production
(b)    Clean atmosphere
(c)    Water conservation
(d)    Fish production

28. International Women’s Day is observed on:
(a)    8 March
(b)    3 July
(c)    10 May
(d)    5 September

29. Chernobyl disaster occurred due to:
(a)    Nuclear reactor explosion
(b)    Poisonous gas leakage
(c)    Forest fire
(d)    Earthquake

30. The largest desert of the world is:
(a)    Sahara
(b)    Gobi
(c)    Kalahari
(d)    Arabian

31. The functional unit of ecology is called:
(a)    Biosphere
(b)    Biotic and abiotic
(c)    Ecosystem
(d)    All of the above

32. Highest biodiversity occurs in the following country:
(a)    Australia
(b)    Brazil
(c)    India
(d)    South Africa

33. The Environment [Protection] Act was formed in:
(a)    1982
(b)    1980
(c)    1990
(d)    1986

34. Incomplete ecosystem is found in:
(a)    Pond
(b)    Grassland
(c)    Deep Sea
(d)    Rivers

35. The most dangerous radioactive air pollutant is:
(a)    Strontium-90
(b)    Calcium-40
(c)    Copper-40
(d)    Phosphorus-32

36. Plants and animals living in an area constituent:
(a)    Population
(b)    Community
(c)    Ecosystem
(d)    Ecology

37. The pioneers of vegetation are:
(a)    Fungi
(b)    Lichens
(c)    Bacteria
(d)    Algae

38. Tigers and Lions are found in:
(a)    Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh
(b)    Gujarat and Rajasthan
(c)    West Bengal and Gujarat
(d)    Karnataka and West Bengal

39. Which one is an endangered animal?
(a)    Chimpanzee
(b)    Gorilla
(c)    Gibbon
(d)    Monkey

40. AIDS virus has:
(a)    DNA
(b)    DNA and RNA
(c)    RNA
(d)    RNA and Proteins

41. Which statement is true?
(a)    All flesh is grass
(b)    All grass is flesh
(c)    Both [A] and [B]
(d)    None of the Above

42. About 90% of the total biomass produced on the earth is through the following:
(a)    Ocean
(b)    Forest
(c)    Grasslands
(d)    Crops

43. Interconnection between different food chains is called:
(a)    Trophic level
(b)    Food web
(c)    Energy Flow
(d)    Ecological Pyramids

44. Ozone layer belongs to which of the following layers of atmosphere?
(a)    Homosphere
(b)    Stratosphere
(c)    Troposphere
(d)    Mesosphere

45. The plan to inter-link the rivers of India is known as:
(a)    Indira Gandhi Plan
(b)    Atal Bihari Bajpai plan
(c)    Rajeev Gandhi plan
(d)    Dastur plan

46. In an ecosystem the decomposers are:
(a)    Bacteria and viruses
(b)    Micro-organisms
(c)    Bacteria and fungi
(d)    Algae and bacteria

47. Which one is concerned with the conservation of forest?
(a)    Silent valley
(b)    Periyar sanctuary
(c)    Gir forest
(d)    Kaziranga sanctuary

48. The major pollution causing agent is:
(a)    Man
(b)    Thermal power stations
(c)    Automobiles
(d)    CO2 and SO2

49. The Major sources of water pollution is/are :
(a)    Insecticides and fertilizers
(b)    Industrials wastes
(c)    Domestic sewage
(d)    All of the above

50. Forest conservation Act was amended in India in :
(a)    1990
(b)    1998
(c)    1980
(d)    1988

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Kumaun University B.Sc. III year Computer Science 'JAVA' question paper 2010

Kumaun University, Nainital

 

B.Sc. III Examinations, 2010
Computer Science
Paper  - Third
(Programming Language - Java)

 
Section – A
 

1. The java compiler translates java programs to intermediate level language called :
a)    Machine language
b)    Bytecode
c)    System Language
d)    Object language

2. Which of the following property allows objects to have different internal structures to share the same external interface ?
a)    Abstraction
b)    Polymorphism
c)    Encapsulation
d)    Inheritance

3. The ……………..  is a collection of programs to help the developers compile, run and debug the source program of java.
a)    JVM
b)    IDE
c)    JDK
d)    Java software

4. Which of the following return type does a constructor have ?
a)    Void
b)    int
c)    Boolen
d)    No data type


5. What is the result of S and a, ager evaluating the expression :

int a=5;
int S =++a + a++;


6. Will program compile successfully if the main method is declared as private?

7. Write the range of acceptable values of int and char in Java.

8. Name the character set of Java that includes the characters from all possible human languages.

Section – B

9. What is overriding and overloading ? Explain with example. Use Java code for explanation

10. State the significance of public, private, protected, default modifiers both singly and in combination and state the effect of package relationships on declared items qualified by these modifiers.


11. [a] What is the difference between a constructor and a method ?

[b] What is the difference between an Abstract class and Interface ? And can you explain when you are using an Abstract classes ?




 
Section – C

12. [a] Write Java code to implement a class Point. It should have a function name display that will display the information in which quadrant the pint lies in ?

[b] What is the Java Virtual Machine? Explain working of JVM.

 
13. What do you mean by inheritance? Name the types of inheritance in Java and explain any two of them in detail.

14. Explain garbage collection ? How you can force the garbage collection in Java?

15. [a]Assuming the following code is written inside main().
   
What is the output of following :
String s1=new String(“Amit”);
System.out.println(s1.replace(‘m’, ‘r’));
System.out.println(s1);
String s3=”Arit”;
String s4=”Arit”;
String s2=s1.replace(‘m’ , ’r’);
System.out.println(s2==s3);
Sytem.out.println(s3==s4)
(i)  Arit
     Amit
     false
     true

(ii) Arit
     Arit
     False
     True


(iii) Amit
      Amit
      False
      True


(iv) Arit
      Amit
      True
      True


[b] Write short note, in context of Java, on Constructor overloading.




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Kumaun University B.Sc. III year Computer Science 'Networking' question paper 2010

Kumaun University, Nainital 

 

B.Sc. III Examination, 2010

Computer Science

Paper  - Second

(Computer Networks)

Section - A

i.    Which processes does TCP, but not UDP, use?

a)     Windowing

b)     Acknowledgements

c)     Source Port

d)     Destination Port

ii.    Internet is :

a)    A local computer network

b)    A world wide network of computers

c)    An interconnected network of computers

d)    A world wide interconnected network of computers which use a common protocol to communicate with one another.

iii.    Select Internet uses :

a)    Packet switching

b)    Circuit switching

c)    Telephone switching

d)    Telex switching

iv.    By an interanet we mean:

a)    A LAN of an organization

b)    A Wide Area Network connecting all branches of an organization

c)    A corporate computer network

d)    A network connecting all computers of an organization and using the internet protocol

v.    Which of the following protocols is used in the internet :

a)    X.25

b)    IBM

c)    TCP/IP

d)    UUCP

vi.    Need to retrieve a file from the file server for your word processing application, which layer of the OSI model is responsible for this function ?

a)    Presentation layer

b)    Session layer

c)    Transport layer

d)    Datalink layer

vii.    IP addresses are converted to :

a)    A binary string

b)    Alphanumeric string

c)    A hierarchy of domain names

d)    A hexadecimal string

Section - B

1.    What are the important topologies for networks?

2.    Explain various layers and their functions in OSI/ISO reference model.

3.    What is a computer network? explain its uses.

4.    Write a note on IEEE 802.3 standard.

Section – C

1.    Write short notes on TCP/IP, X.25 Protocol.

2.    Explain different types of errors and any two schemes used for error detection and correction. Also explain how error rate is measured.

3.    What is IP address? Explain.

4.    Explain the concept of switching in Data Transmission.

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