The document contains five question papers, each worth 40 marks, structured into short answer and long answer sections. Topics covered include operating systems, networking devices, security threats, malware, and the impact of digital technology on society. Each paper requires students to demonstrate their understanding of various concepts through definitions, comparisons, and detailed explanations.
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The document contains five question papers, each worth 40 marks, structured into short answer and long answer sections. Topics covered include operating systems, networking devices, security threats, malware, and the impact of digital technology on society. Each paper requires students to demonstrate their understanding of various concepts through definitions, comparisons, and detailed explanations.
1. Define an operating system. 2. Name any four network devices used in networking. 3. What is the use of a switch and a router? 4. Differentiate between HTTP and HTTPS. 5. What is E-waste? Section B: Long Answer Questions (3 × 10 = 30 Marks) 6. Explain the different types of operating systems with examples. 7. Describe the major security threats in a computer network and how antivirus software helps prevent them. 8. What is a Relational Data Model? Explain its features with an example.
Question Paper 2 (40 Marks)
Section A: Short Answer Questions (5 × 2 = 10 Marks) 1. What are the functions of an operating system? 2. Define IP address and domain name system (DNS). 3. What is a firewall? 4. Write two examples each of malware and adware. 5. Define Swayam and MOOC. Section B: Long Answer Questions (3 × 10 = 30 Marks) 6. Compare MS-DOS, Windows, and Linux operating systems. 7. Explain in detail the evolution of networking and its importance in today’s digital world. 8. Discuss the impact of digital footprints and data protection on society.
Question Paper 3 (40 Marks)
Section A: Short Answer Questions (5 × 2 = 10 Marks) 1. List different types of user interfaces. 2. What is malware? Give examples. 3. Define cookies and key loggers. 4. What is a hub and how is it different from a switch? 5. Mention any two features of online forms. Section B: Long Answer Questions (3 × 10 = 30 Marks) 6. Explain any four office automation tools with their functions. 7. Discuss the modes of malware distribution and preventive methods. 8. Describe the steps to schedule, conduct, and record a virtual meeting using any online platform.
Question Paper 4 (40 Marks)
Section A: Short Answer Questions (5 × 2 = 10 Marks) 1. What is virtualization in the context of operating systems? 2. Name any two threats to network security. 3. Write short notes on “Hackers” and “Crackers”. 4. What are gateways in networking? 5. Write two technical requirements for conducting an online class. Section B: Long Answer Questions (3 × 10 = 30 Marks) 6. Describe different types of computer networks with examples. 7. Explain in detail: Viruses, Worms, Ransomware, and Trojans. 8. What are online questionnaires? Explain the process of creating, publishing, and analyzing online forms.
Question Paper 5 (40 Marks)
Section A: Short Answer Questions (5 × 2 = 10 Marks) 1. Define Router and Repeater. 2. Write any two differences between Android and Mac OS. 3. What is spyware? 4. Mention two uses of PowerPoint in technical communication. 5. What do you understand by digital society? Section B: Long Answer Questions (3 × 10 = 30 Marks) 6. Explain in detail the different components and functions of a Database Management System. 7. Describe the role of Internet and IoT in modern networking. 8. Discuss the societal impacts of online communication, e-waste, and health issues in a digital world.
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