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5104 - ARUNAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE 5104 - ARUNAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE
TIRUVANNAMALAI
TIRUVANNAMALAI
104 - COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 104 - COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
YEAR: II SEMESTER: III
CIA TEST I YEAR: II SEMESTER: III
CS3352-FOUNDATIONS OF DATA SCIENCE CIA TEST I
__________________________________________________________________ CS3352-FOUNDATIONS OF DATA SCIENCE
Date: 27.09.2022 Maximum: 60 Marks __________________________________________________________________
Time: 9.20 am to 11.00am Date: 27.09.2022 Maximum: 60 Marks
Time: 9.20 am to 11.00am
Answer ALL questions.
PART – A (10X2 =20 Marks)
1. What is Data Science? Answer ALL questions.
2. List out the libraries in Python used for Data Analysis and Scientific PART – A (10X2 =20 Marks)
Computations. 1. What is Data Science?
3. What is bias? 2. List out the libraries in Python used for Data Analysis and Scientific
4. Why Data Cleansing is essential Computations.
5. Which language is best for text analytics? R or Python? 3. What is bias?
6. Differentiate Qualitative and Quantitative data. 4. Why Data Cleansing is essential
7. What are the rules to be follow for data sets that contain a large 5. Which language is best for text analytics? R or Python?
number of observations? 6. Differentiate Qualitative and Quantitative data.
8. How Frequency distribution can be visualized? 7. What are the rules to be follow for data sets that contain a large
9. How to find relative cumulative frequency number of observations?
10. What is the different type of measurement? 8. How Frequency distribution can be visualized?
9. How to find relative cumulative frequency
PART – B (2X13 =26 Marks) 10. What is the different type of measurement?
11. Explain about exploring and managing data
12. (i) Explain in detail about types of variables. (8) PART – B (2X13 =26 Marks)
(ii) GRE scores for a group of graduate school applicants are 11. Explain about exploring and managing data
distributed as follows: (5) 12. (i) Explain in detail about types of variables. (8)
(ii) GRE scores for a group of graduate school applicants are
distributed as follows: (5)
 Convert to a relative frequency distribution and round numbers to
two digits,using the rounding procedures. Convert to a relative frequency distribution and round numbers to
two digits,using the rounding procedures.
PART – C (1X14 =14 Mark)
13. Construct and find out the followings PART – C (1X14 =14 Mark)
(i) Frequency distribution with grouped data 14. Construct and find out the followings
(ii) Convert to a relative frequency distribution (v) Frequency distribution with grouped data
(iii) Convert relative frequency distribution into cumulative (vi) Convert to a relative frequency distribution
frequency distribution and cumulative percent (vii) Convert relative frequency distribution into cumulative
(iv) Find the approximate percentile ranking for 200-209 frequency distribution and cumulative percent
(viii) Find the approximate percentile ranking for 200-209

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Prepared By, Verified By,
Mr.G.Amirthayogam AP/CSE Dr.M.Jothish kumar Prepared By, Verified By,
Mrs.K.Vaidegi AP/CSE HOD/CSE Mr.G.Amirthayogam AP/CSE Dr.M.Jothish kumar
Mrs.K.Vaidegi AP/CSE HOD/CSE