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CFCA UNIT-3 question bank
CFCA
UNIT- 3
Question Bank
Q1. What is
Digital evidence?
Q2. Explain
role of computers in violent crime
Q3. Write short
note on investigative reconstruction in violent crime.
Q4. Explain
time as an alibi with example.
Q5. Explain
time as an alibi with example.
Q6. Explain
digital Evidence as Alibi
Q6. Write
short note on Computer Intrusion
Q7. Write
short note on forensic preservation of volatile data.
Wednesday, 5 August 2015
Tuesday, 4 August 2015
OSD QUESTION PAPER
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DHOLE PATIL COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING WAGHOLI , PUNE
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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING
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(FIRST TERM FOR ACADEMIC YEAR
2015-2016 )
SUBJECT:OSD
(UNIT-I)
MARKS:25
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CLASS TEST-I
Date: 29/6/15
Q1 Explain with neat diagram UNIX system architecture. [6]
Q2.Write short note on MBR
[4]
Q3 State the advantages and disadvantages of Buffer chache. [6]
Q4. What are system calls? Explain 1.fork () 2.open () 3.read
() [4]
Q5 Explain in detail Monolithic and Micro Kernel [5]
Q6 Explain the race condition in assigning inodes. [4]
Q7 Elaborate on the following algorithms in brief (any two) [8]
1 iget
2 ifree
3 namei
4 getblk
OPERATING SYSTEMS DESIGN (OSD) QUESTION BANK
QUESTION
BANK
UNIT
I
2
MARKS QUESTIONS
1. Write
short note on Master Boot Record.
2.Explain
the term inode.
3.Define
swap space management.
4.What
is difference between MBR and GRUB.
4
MARKS QUESTIONS
1 1. Explain
the techniques used for free space management in a file system.
2. Write
briefly about file attributes, operations, types and structure.
3. Explain
a) Open() b) read() c) write() d)
close().
4. Explain
in detail monolithic and micro kernel.
J 6
MARKS QUESTIONS
1. Explain the neat diagram UNIX
system architecture
2. Explain buffer management in UNIX.
3. Define operating system booting
process in detail.
UNIT
II
2
MARKS QUESTIONS
1. Define BASH in detail.
2. How we debug shell scripts?
3. Differentiate process and threads
4. What is wait for graph and its use
in deadlock handling.
5. Define U area in reference to a
process.
4
MARKS QUESTIONS
1. What is deadlock? What are
necessary conditions for deadlock to occur?
2. Explain the concept of region. What
does the region table entry consists of?
3. What is TLB? Why it is used?
4. Define UNIX process states in
detail.
5. Define the terms a) shell b) system calls for time
6. How we can manipulate process
address space
7. Explain deadlock recovery in brief.
6
MARKS QUESTIONS
1. With given matrices explain how banker
algorithm helps to determine safe state
Claim
matrix C
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Allocation
matrix A
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Resource
vector R
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R1 R2 R3
P1 3 2 2
P2 6 1 3
P3 3 1 4
P4 4 2 2
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R1 R2
R3
P1 1 0 0
P2 6 1 2
P3 2 1
1
P4 0 0 2
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R1 R2
R3
9 3
6
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Available vector V: R1-0, R2-1, R3-1
2. Explain deadlock handling
techniques in detail.
3. What is thread? Explain types of
threads, advantages of threads and thread library in detail.
4. What is signal? How a process deals
with signal?
5. Consider the following set of
processes, with the length of cpu burst time given in milliseconds
Process
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Burst
Time
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Priority
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P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
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10
1
2
1
5
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3
1
3
4
2
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The processes have assumed to have arrived in the
order P1, P2, P3, P4 and P5 all at time 0
a) Draw
four Gantt charts that illustrate the execution of these processes using the
following scheduling algorithms : FCFS, SJF, PRIORITY & ROUND ROBIN(
quantum =1).
b) Calculate
average turn around time and average waiting time.
c) Which
of the algorithms result in the minimum average waiting time.
UNIT-
III
2
MARKS QUESTIONS
1. Define memory management in
operating systems.
2. Explain thrashing.
3. Define virtual memory concept in
memory management.
4. Explain difference between compile
time and load time.
5. What do you understand by logical
address space and physical address space.
6. What is swapping in UNIX?
7. Explain android memory management
in brief.
8. Define page faults and its types.
9. Explain Balady’s anomaly in brief
4
MARKS QUESTIONS
1.What do you understand by paging? Explain
in brief with suitable diagram. Also define its advantages and disadvantages.
2. Differentiate between segmentation
and paging.
3. Differentiate between internal
fragmentation and external fragmentation.
4. How you can define requirements for
memory management?
5. Explain data structures for demand
paging.
6. Given memory partitions of 250K, 600K, 400K, 300K, 500K and 100K (in order) how would each of the first-fit,
Best-fit and Worst-fit algorithms take place processes of 232K, 419K, 99K, 576K, 315K (in order)? Which algorithm
makes the most efficient use of memory?
6
MARKS QUESTIONS
1.Explain with diagram address
translation in paging and segmentation system.
2. Consider the following page
reference. Indicate page faults and calculate total number of page faults for
optimal and LRU page replacement algorithms. The total number of available
frames is 4.
1, 2, 3, 2, 5, 6, 3, 4, 6, 3, 7, 3,
1, 5, 3, 6, 3, 4, 2, 4, 3, 4, 5, 1
3. Write an algorithm for the swapper
in UNIX and explain the situations when the processes gets swapped in and
swapped out.
4. Define in brief a) LINUX memory
management b) WINDOWS8 memory management.
5. If the page address stream is (2,
3, 2, 1, 5, 2, 4, 5, 3, 2, 5, 2), and frame size is 3, identify the page faults
occurred using FIFO and LRU.
TOC : Question Bank
UNIT-I
1. Show
by the principle of mathematical induction that n²-4n² is divisible by 3 for
all n>0. (6)
2. Define
Kleen’s closure and Transitive closure. (4)
3. Consider
the two regular expressions: r=0˟+1˟ and
s=01*+10*+1*0+(0*1)*.
(a)
Find a string corresponding to s but not to r.
(b)
Find a
string corresponding to both r and s.
(c)
Find a string in {0,1}* corresponding to neither
r nor s. (6)
4. Let
L={0n1n|n>=0}. Show that L is not regular. (6)
5. Give
the Regular expressions for the following languages:
(¡) For Ʃ= {a,b},set of all string with at
most two ‘a’s (4)
(ii)
L={ƹ,a,b,aa,ab,ba,bb}
6. (a)Define
the following formally with example:
(i)Alphabet.
(ii)Non deterministic finite
automata.
(iii)Deterministic finite automata. (6)
(c)
An NFA with states 1-5 and input
alphabet{a,b}has following transition table:
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i)Draw transition diagram. ii)Calculate δ*(1,ab). iii)Calculate
δ*(1,abaab).
7. a) Explain the property pumping lemma of regular
set. Where do we apply this
property ? Give the suitable example. (6)
b) Design the NFA to recognize the
following sets of strings:abc,abd,aacd.
Assume that alphabet is {a,b,c,d}.Give the
transition table and transition
diagram both. (6)
c) Differntiate
between NFA and DFA. (4)
8.
Design a FA from given regular expression 10+(0+11)0*1. (10) UNIT- II
1.Define Moore and Mealy machine and how the equivalence of
Moore and
Mealy machine, can be
established with example. (6)
2.Convert the following the Moore machine
into equivalent Mealy machine.
M=({q0,q1},{a,b},{0,1},δ,λ,q0). (4)
3. Give the Mealy machine for the
following processes “For input from
(0+1)*,if input ends
in 101,output X; if input ends in 110,output
Y,otherwise output Z”. (8)
4. Define Mealy machine .
Construct a Mealy machine which can output EVEN/ODD , if
the total number of 1’s in the input is even or odd.The input symbols
are -0 and 1.(5)
5. (a)Design a Mealy machine to
find 2’s compliment of a given binary number. (6)
(b)Design a Mealy machine to find 1’s
compliment of a given binary number
(6)
6. Find the regular expression corresponding
to each of the following subset of {0,1}*
a)The language of all strings not containing the substring 000.
b)The language of all strings that do not contain the substring 110
c)The language of all
strings containing both the 101 and 010
as a substring . (10)
7. Convert NFA and DFA for accepting all possible strings of 0’s and
1’s not containing 101
substring.
Find as a regular expression for it. (8)
8. Show that P*(QP*)*=(P+Q)*. (4)
9. Prove or disprove each of the
following about the regular expression : (4)
1)(RS+R)*RS=(RR*S)* (2)(R+S)*=R*+S*.
UNIT-III
1. Write
short note on Chomsky hierarchy. (8)
2. Construct
the CFG for the regular expression (0+1)*
(8)
3. Give
CFG for set of odd length settings in {0,1}* with middle symbol ‘1’ (4)
4. In
each case find context free grammer generating given language (8)
a)The set of odd
length strings in {a,b}* with middle symbol
a.
b)The set of even
length strings {a,b}*with the two middle symbols equal.
5. Give an ambiguous grammer for if then
else statement and then rewrite
an equivalent unambiguous grammer. (8)
6. Show that
following grammer is ambiguous, S->a|absb|a A b, A->bs | a A A b (6)
7.
Describe the closure properties of CFL. (10)
8.Construct
regular grammer to FA with example. (5)
9.Define
and explain recursive and recursively ennumerable languages. (4)
10.Explain
concurrent grammer and graph grammer. (4)
11.Prove “ if L is recursive language so is
its compliment Lc ” (5)
12.Construct the given CFG to Greibach Normal Form. (8)
S->CA, A->a,
C->aB|b.
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