UNIT : 11 CLASSIFICATION OF ELEMENTS AND PERIODICITY IN PROPERTIES
TYPE B 1. There are .............. different types of tissues in Animal (a) two (b) three (c) four (d) five (e) six 2. These are the types of epithelia tissue except (a) columnar epithelium (b) stratified squamous epithelium (c) connective epithelium (d) transitional epitelium (e) simple cubodial epithelium 3. The outer protecting surface of the body and also ofall glands is called ......... (a) animal histology (b) connective tissue (c) epithelium (d) nervous (e) muscular 4. The epithelia th...
LECTURE ONE THE CELL Introduction Important Events in the Discovery of Cells Functions of the parts of a cell Types of Cell Comparison of Plant and Animal Cell LECTURE TWO MOVEMENT OF MATERIALS IN AND OUT OF THE CELL Osmosis Introduction Uses of Osmosis Osmosis and Food Preservation Diffusion Uses of Diffusion LECTURE THREE ECOLOGY Levels of Ecology Some Ecological Terms LECTURE FOUR INTRA AND INTER-RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ORGANISMS Interspecific Relationship Commensalism Parasitism Predation C...
Meaning of mutagen Causes of mutagen Types of mutagen Effects of MUTAGEN
COMPILER CONSTRUCTION PAST QUESTION
CSC 326: OPERATING SYSTEM II PAST QUESTION (2017/2018)
The Department of Computer Science CSC 339 Past Question
1. The idea of worrying about high-level specifications without worrying about details is called_________ (a) abstruction (b) Inheritance (c) inheritance (c) polymorphism (d) overloading. 2. In ________ any program can call any other program (a) modular (b) object (c) procedural (d) component
CSC 326- Operating System II COMPUTER SCIENCE 2013/2014 PAST QUESTION)
1a. Describe System Development Life Cycle and explain its various phases b. What are CASE tools? 2a. What is the role of a System Analyst? b. Explain the Waterfall Model
1a. Explain 4 features of Java programming language b. What is (1) Java applet. (2) Java application
1a. What are the functions of the Operating System? b. What is Memory management? c. Address binding of instructions and data to memory. Addresses can happen at three different stages. Name and explain them.
SECTION A: SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT Question 1 Describe your university as a system. What is the input, the output, the boundary, the components, their interrelationships, the constraints, the purpose, the interfaces, and the environment. Draw the diagram of this system Question 2 a. Describe the information systems development life cycle (SDLC) b. Why is it important to use systems analysis and design methodologies when building a system? c. How might prototyping be used as part of the SDLC? d....
SECTION A 1.What is a system? Give two examples of a system 2. Define System Analysis 3. Define System Design 4. Clearly explain how information could be classifies 5. list 10 issues that clearly distinguish good information 6. In System Develeopment Life Cycle, what are the activities that take place during logic design stage?
SECTION A 1.What are the three characteristics data must possess before it could be regarded as information by the receiver? 2. What class of information do the following belong to? i) Strategic information used by top level management for long-term planning ii) Control information used to determine the extent of adherence to budget in a system iii) Summarized information 3. List and briefly explain 10 characteristics of good information