BIT Introduction to Information Technology

bitsemester 1

This course covers basic concepts of computers, computer hardware, memory, input/output devices, computer software, data representation, database, computer networks, internet, computer security and applications of IT.

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Institute of Science and Technology

2077

Bachelor in Information Technology

Introduction to Information Technology

BIT101

Full Marks: 60

Pass Marks: 24

Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. The figures in the margin indicate full marks.

"Section A"

Attempt any TWO questions.

[2×10=20]

What is the purpose and function of a firewall? Name and explain the three types of firewall.

[10]

List and describe the characteristics of the computer. Explain the significant limitations of the computer.

[10]

What is a switching technique? Name the three kinds of switching techniques. Describe briefly the circuit switching and message switching techniques.

[10]

"Section B"

Attempt any EIGHT questions.

[8×5=40]

Explain Database Management System and its importance. Define Data Redundancy and Data Inconsistency.

[5]

What are the parts of CPU? Explain each.

[5]

What is instruction cycle? Explain the steps of the instruction cycle.

[5]

Convert 44.467 from Base 10 to Base 16.

[5]

What is Software? What are the two main categories of software? Explain each in brief.

[5]

Define: (1) Internet, (2) Protocol, and (3) WWW. What is the function of the TCP/IP protocol?

[5]

Discuss the impact of IT on organizations and individuals.

[5]

What do you mean by sequential access and direct access of I/O devices? Give an example of a sequential access device and a direct access device.

[5]

Write short notes on:
a. IoT
b. Data Warehousing and Data Mining

[5]

BIT Introduction to Information Technology

BIT Semester 1 Introduction to Information Technology Question Paper 2077 – Solved

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