Tuesday, November 16, 2010

CrazyEngineers Forum - Computer Science & IT Engineering

CrazyEngineers Forum - Computer Science & IT Engineering


Collection of programming questions in java....?

Posted: 15 Nov 2010 10:57 PM PST

hello friend's,
I think during exam time we all need the collection of the questions that cover all the topics of the programming language.
Not only during exam time it will also helps you to revise the entire subject.
I know most of our CEan's have some collection of programs which cover all the syllabus.
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I requested all the CEan's to post your collection of programming questions in java which cover some sections.

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IP conflict

Posted: 15 Nov 2010 07:19 PM PST

Many a times when you are using net within an organization or college campus, you face the problem of IP conflict. As some one within the same network come up having the same IP as yours.

1.I want to know how our OS detects it. How it gets the information that some other guy is using the same IP ?


2. Now take the same senario when X and Y have same IP address and are on same network. and suppose theri IP is 172.19.1.23

Now if X use
ping 172.19.1.23 (his own IP which is same as that of Y)

Now how do we know who has given the reply (reply comes from its own machine or Y has sent the reply)

software engineering question bank

Posted: 15 Nov 2010 03:52 AM PST

1) Define (a) software (b) software engineering.

2) Write a note on computer-software.

3) State and define the characteristics of a well engineered software.

4) Explain in detail various types of software applications.

5) Give the importance of reusability in hardware and software.

6) Define process, tools and methods with labelled digram.

7) On how many phases the work is associate with SE? Explain.

8) Draw the block diagram for software process, What are the different process maturity level and the KPAs associated with each of the maturity levels defined by SEI?

9) Give the process maturity levels of Key Process Area (KPA).

10) Write short notes on

1. Linear sequential model (waterfall model)
2. RAO model
3. Prototyping model
4. The spiral model
5. Win win spiral model

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