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Waiting for 'Superman'

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Waiting for 'Superman'(2010)BRRip

Director-Davis Guggenheim

Writers-Davis Guggenheim,Billy Kimball

Stars-Charles Adam,Charles Adams,Jonathan Alter

Size-750mb

Subtitle-English

Genre-Documentary

Story line-the movie is amazing.the movie tell us two things one is how bad is public education in country & its solution.

Matchstick Men

noreply@blogger.com (narendra) — Fri, 30 Aug 2013 23:03:00 +0000

MATCHSTICK MEN2003BRRip

Director-Ridley Scott

Writers-Eric Garcia(book),Nicholash Griffin(screen play)

Stars-Nicolas Cage,Alison Lohman,Sam Rockwell

Genre-Comedy,Drama,Crime,Thriller

Size-550mb

Story Line-A phobic con artist & his friend are doing business .suddenly a teen age daughter one of them came and change their life .

Madras Cafe

noreply@blogger.com (narendra) — Sun, 25 Aug 2013 15:33:00 +0000

Madras Cafe2013DvdScr

Director-Soojit Sircar

Actor-

John Abraham,Nargis Fakhri & Rashi Khana

Imbd-8.3

Size -700MB

Language-Hindi

Subtitle-No

Story Line-the movie produced by John Abrahm &Ronni Lahiri directed by Sujit Sircar .It is a indian political action thriller film .you can't find a hotter media reporter than Nargis Fakhri & it will be worth watching.....

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H.S.C / 10th QUESTION PAPER Regular 2013 Board of Secondary EducationSLE

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The Board of Secondary Education, Odisha is under the Odisha Secondary Education Act, 1953.

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51. Gasconade-Gasconade is a sure-fire mechanism of publicizing oneself in a politically correct modus operandi.

52. Garrulous- Listening skills of an engineer far outweighs vitality of being garrulous.

53. Gerontocracy- Indian legislature should cogitate about the necessity of the presence of youth in the hegemony of the incumbent gerontocracy.

54. Gynaeolatry- The Hindutva traditions of worshiping scores of Goddesses videlicet Lakshmi, Saraswati & Kali is the testimony of Indians emphasizing gynaeolatry.

55. Gallimaufry- It has always been a herculean task to induce synergy between a gallimaufry of demographics.

56. Galvanize-Sate sanctioned engineering varsities could galvanize the technical education by appending the emphasis on Soft-Skill and Industrial training in their incumbent curriculum.

57. Horripilate-The thought of poltergeists and wraiths always makes me undergo horripilation.

58. Hobbledehoy- Engineering novices should bid adieu to their hobbledehoy characteristics to commingle with the professionals & honchos.

59. Harlequinade-Some engineering students are puerile enough to indulge in harlequinade.

60. Hebdomadal-To accomplish a long term goal , one needs to perform a hebdomadal review of his progress.

61. Hebetude-Government’s hebetude vis-à-vis addressing educational agenda is the raison d’etre of the deteriorating standards of the secondary and higher secondary education.

62. Heuristic-Pedagogues must inculcate a heuristic environment in the classroom.

63. Hoi polloi-The hoi polloi always bears the brunt of escalation of fuel prices and depreciation of rupee vis-à-vis dollar.

64 .Hortatory-Apparatchiki have the knack of ejaculating hortatory speeches.

65. Harangue-Opposition leaders leave no stones unturned to harangue the ruling part apparatchiki.

66. Ithyphallic-Lascivious men feel no compunction in gesticulating voluptuous women in an ithyphallic manner.

67. Insinuate-One needs to read between the lines in order to decipher the cryptic insinuations.

68. Ingratiating-Ingratiating myrmidons always pursuivant their superiors.

69. Ignoramus-A gargantuan majority of the geriatric community are technology ignoramuses.

70. Illaqueate-Students who endeavor to study in overseas varsities ought to ensure not be illaqueated by go-betweens who promise lucrative deals.

71. Impugn-Not impugning against the heterodox modi operandi of your superiors is the testimony of you being a lily livered/yellow bellied /chicken hearted employee/subordinate.

72. Ideopraxist-A budding entrepreneur needs to be an ideopraxist in order to fructify his ideas.

73. Juxtaposition-Juxtaposition of soft skills with technical proficiency should be made to churn out a full fledged engineer.

74. Juggernaut-The sure-fire modus operandi of grooming the valedictorian year students is to hire industry juggernauts who have taken cognizance of industry requirements.

75. Jostle-Owing to the mushrooming of concrete jungles, the arable lands existence might be in jeopardy.

76. Jack-O-lantern/ Will-O’-The-Wisp –Panjandrums can always be deemed as Will-O’-The-Wisps who you can not have rendezvous with

77. Jactitation-There are ways other than jactitation to woo your boss.

78. Jocular-Having jocular conversation helps employees reduce the stress magnitude by the secretion of endorphin.

79. Jurant- Jurants must not enunciate sacred oaths frivolously.

80. Jurisdiction-Imploring students not to partake in carousals is in the jurisdiction of the parents

81. Kaleidoscope-Engineering students must augment their industry contacts to be adept in the entire kaleidoscope of industrial requirements.

82. Kakistocracy-What Indian populace has witnessed ever since the advent of independence is nothing but kakistocracy.

83. Kleptomaniac-Venal apparatchiki are the kleptomaniacs who are mercantile enough to loot our national exchequer by malfeasance and fiscal profligacy.

84. Kowtow-Parliamentarians ought not to kowtow to the demands of self professed anti corruption crusaders videlicet Anna Hazare,Kiran Bedi,Arvind Kejriwal who are venerated as squeaky clean and holier-than-thou individuals by the media.

85. Kudos-Kudos to the venturesome & daredevil soldiers who jeopardize their own lives to safeguard ours.

86. Kicksy-Wicksy – A man’s kicksy-wicksy is the one who is a manager extraordinaire without an MBA degree.

87. Kenspeckle-The expenditure of venal and corrupt politicians should be made kenspeckle.

88. cri de Coeur-It is my cri de Coeur to the newly anointed HRD minister, M.M Pallam Raju to implement prophylaxis that will averruncate the heterogeneous educational standards between vernacular medium and English medium schools.

89. Labefy-The reverence that should be exhibited towards elders has been labefying.

90. Laissez-faire-Under the influence of laissez-faire leadership modus operandi, It is convenient for the subordinates to establish vertical communication with their superiors.

91. Lampoon-Engineering students often lampoon their pedagogues during their social networking website confabulation.

92. Ludicrous-Nothing is more ludicrous than engineering students applying for Banking Probationary Officer echelon.

93. Locum-tenens- Locum-tenens is someone who holds the pro tempore authority to issue diktats in a scenario where the bona fide leader is hors de combat.

94. Litterateur-At this particular juncture, there is a paucity of litterateurs like Chetan Bhagat who know the odyssey of an engineering student inside out.

95. Logodaedaly- Literary Czar, Shakespeare had the proclivity of mesmerizing his readers by logodaedaly.

96. Lilliputian- Tainted apparatchiki always let a Lilliputian amount of the exchequer be spent for the welfare of the taxpayer and a Lion’s share be engulfed by them.

97. Lingua-franca-English is unequivocally the lingua franca.

98. Longanimity-Engineering students must display longanimity vis-à-vis clearing their backlogs and getting recruited as a mind with pandemonium does no good.

99. Machiavellian-There is a surplus of Machiavellian apparatchiki in the Indian parliament who prioritize their personal welfare in lieu of public welfare.

100. Mordacious- Our quondam Director of academic affair used to be mordacious reviler of those who feel no compunction vis-à-vis boycotting lectures and playing truant with their obligations.

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1. Absquatulate-There does not appear to be a paucity of hooligans who absquatulate after committing flagitious felony.

2. Averruncate-The valedictorian year students of even the crème-de-la-crème engineering colleges encounter CATCH-22 between the options of embracing a white-collar job with astronomically high emolument in the corporate arena and embarking upon a techno-entrepreneurial odyssey of a Promethean technocrat.

3. Avalanche-An avalanche of engineering colleges have mushroomed in Odisha.

4. Ad nauseam-Twenty something engineering students don’t prefer to be sermonized ad nauseam by their pedagogues.

5. Argonaut-It takes the bravado of an Argonaut for a tramontane billionaires to solicit the bureaucratic, political & environmental go-ahead to invest moolah in India.

6. Adumbrate-It is always convenient for the preceptors of an engineering colleges to adumbrate his entire pedagogic agenda laconically in order to elucidate the proteges .

7. Adscititious-Partaking in extra-curricular activities ought not to be a adscititious agenda for the engineering students and the latter ought to be espoused to partake in such activities.

8. Animadversion-Engineering students ought to scrutinize the animadversion of their pedagogues to be ne plus ultra.

9. Brobdingnagian-The expenditure pertaining to the tuition fees of engineering colleges have become brobdingnagian and engineering aspirants with a moderate chrematistic/pecuniary background now-a-days find the accumulation of requisite simoleons a herculean task.

10 .Barnumize/Ballyhoo-The numero uno engineering college of India viz. IIT doesn’t have to barnumize/ballyhoo to enervate a tsunami of IIT aspirants.

11. Bromidic-It is mandatory to embrace audio-visual aids by the academicians not to vicariously ejaculate bromidic preachification /lectures.

12.Bravura-Programming Language aficionados have got regurgitate the jargons of C,C++,JAVA et cetera to exhibit bravura performace in code-crunching.

13.Billet-doux-The offer-letter to a recruitment hopeful from the HR of the recruting firm is tantamount to a billet-doux jotted down from an inamorato to his dulcinea.

14.Brummagem-The cops have incarcerated the perpetrators who are culpable of printing and disseminating brummagem currency notes.

15.Byzantine-An engineering hopeful could easily be discombobulated in this byzantine framework of plethora engineering entrance examinations.

16. Braggadocio-Being braggadocio in lieu of verecund vis-à-vis your feats could help you metamorphose from an organizational pygmy to a swashbuckling honcho.

17. Connoisseur-An individual has got to be a connoisseur of cutting edge gadgets in order to averruncate the possibility of not being technology-savvy.

18. Conundrum-A gargantuan majority of engineering aspirants interpret IIT papers as conundrums.

19. Confabulate-Confabulating with the persons who reside in the altitude of organizational echelon is the sure-fire mantra to build rapport with them.

20. Camaraderie-The odyssey of an engineering student from freshman year to valedictorian year is absolutely replete with moments which can be exploited to cement the bond of camaraderie, bonhomie and amity with compeers.

21. Curmudgeon-Pedagogues ought to deep-six their attribute of being curmudgeon vis-à-vis students importuning/ obsecrating /impetrating to clarify their academic doubts.

22. Chutzpanik-It is high time we needed chutzpanik leaders to spearhead our country politics.

23. Cogitate-Conundrums could easily be unravelled by incessant cogitation.

24. Comme il faut-It is anything abut comme il faut for a varsity pedagogue to be embroiled in private coaching institutes.

25. Draconian-Harum-scarum driving of limousines will not be brooked by the draconian traffic police department.

26 .Dithyrambic-Engineering students have this penchant for partaking in dithyrambic shindigs to jettison the beliefs of nephalism and be proselytized into the myrmidons who pursuivant Dionysius.

27. Derring-do-Pusillanimous people can not affort to indulge in derring-do activities.

28. Dipsomaniac-A dipsomaniac is no one but a teetotaller with melancholy in his heart.

29. Dandify-An interviewee has to dandify him a wee bit in order to emit the aura of a professional –in-waiting.

30. Dissimulation-An act of dissimulation can jeopardize your camaraderie with your boon companions.

31. double-Dutch-Engineers are more likely to be susceptible to use double-Dutch phrases and terminologies.

32. Doppelganger-In latter day scenario,Engineering education has become the doppelganger of psittacine learning.

33. Expiscate-Extrapolating the corollary could only be accomplished by expiscating encyclopadic tomes.

34. Exsufflicate(adjective)-After the cessation of examination,engineering students with rodomontade commence ejaculating exsufflicate conjectures about how much SGPA they will be scoring.

35. Exsufflate-Engineering students have to exsufflate their anglophobia in order to get headhunted by Fortune 500 companies.

36. Expatiate-Engineering students with enthusiasm in a particular domain ought to expatiate their brainstorming sessions with friends and pedagogues.

37. Eleemosynary-The eleemosynary acts of IT behemoths like Azim Premji could usher in an era of IT revolution in states who are either parsimonious or impecunious vis-à-vis the outlay of money pertaining to Computer Education in Vernacular medium schools.

38. Evulgate-The valedictorian year students ought to woo online journal publishers to help them evulgate their project journals.

39. Evite/Evitate-An engineering student should evite/evitate the mephistophelean influence of bad company not spfflicate his/her quintessence.

40. Eutaxy-Presence of eutaxy is a desideratum in the daily to-do list of an engineering students.

41. Fatiloquent-Palmists often bamboozle gullible chaps under the pretext of being fatiloquent.

42. Facinorous-Engineering students often play the role of facinorous huckleberry Finns to parody their sagacious professors.

43. Fantoccini-students must have the carte-blanche of playing the role of architect of their own careers and their future endeavors ought not to be sabotaged by their parents who often depict as puppets of fantoccini

44. Fatuous-Professors often castigate fatuous students and extol the meretorious ones.

45. Fecundate-Students have to believe their gut-feeling to fecundate their endeavors into feats.

46. Flibbertigibbet-Accomplishing organizational objectives within stipulated duration of time is by no means a sinecure for a flibbertigibbet who is notorious for scrimshanking during duty.

47. Festinate-Union HRD ought to festinate the implementation of educational reforms.

48. Foudroyant-Thanks to the foudroyant downloading capability of internet ,the custom of soliciting ministrations from sagacious and venerable professors has become obsolete. An engineering student would rather indulge in the exhilaration lightning fast internet than supplicate before a pedagogue to help me understand the nitty-gritty of a subject.

49. Ginormous/Goliath-Without gumption a rookie can not be a corporate Goliath.

50. Gingerly- An interviewee has to scrutinize his resume in a gingerly fashion.

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150.	One who is completely self-satisfied	Complacent	Success and triumph make people complacent.
151.	The intelligent and educated class of society or country	Intelligentsia	Intelligentsia are the think-tank of society.
152.	Boredom and frustration in life	Ennui	Ennui is the genesis of the desire to end life.
153.	Any creative group active in the innovation and application of new concepts and techniques	vanguard	Rolex is the vanguard of world’s most sophisticated watchmakers.
154.	One who is interested in welfare of people	Altruist	Wipro chairman Azim Premji is renowned for being an altruist.
155.	An official bulletin	Communiqué	No communiqué for the blanket moratorium on the use of plastic bags has been issued so far.
156.	To compensate a person for loss or damage	Indemnify Reimburse	Government should indemnify those whose houses were engulfed in the fire triggered by short circuit.
157.	A covert and surreptitious watch kept over someone	Surveillance	Close circuit television surveillance has become a modus operandi of espionage.
158.	Existing only in name	Titular	Enjoying titular echelons no longer seems appealing to the younger demographics.
159.	A place where a monk lives	Monastery	Monastery is the ancient version of school.
160.	A portrait of a person with only the outline of the profile	Silhouette	Visualizing a person from a dark to light background creates a silhouette of that person.
161.	A lover	Paramour Inamorata (female lover) Inamorato (male lover)	Bipasha Basu used to be John Abraham’s inamorata.
162.	A person having the authority to inquire into the grievances of the citizens against public authorities	Ombudsman	Only an ombudsman can honestly entertain the grievances of people.
163.	A long journey	Odyssey	The odyssey of CURIOSITY occurred from Earth to Mars.
164.	Personal reminiscence in a narrative form	Memoir	Memoirs of politicians have always been controversial.
165.	One who is out to destroy the government	Anarchist	Indian government would not brook the presence of an anarchist on its soil.
166.	An act of dethroning a government from power	Putsch	Veteran politician and erstwhile bureaucrat Pyari Mohan Mohapatra’s attempt of putsch against Naveen Pattanaik was sabotaged by Naveen Pattnaik’s army of devotees.
167.	One who acts against religion	Heretic	Heretics shouldn’t hurt the religious sentiments of those who are adhered to a religion.
168.	One who knows everything	Omniscient Know-it-all Know-all	Malcom Gladwell is a management know-it-all.
169.	One who is all powerful	Omnipotent	Only God can be venerated as omnipotent.
170.	One who believes in God	Theist	Theists pray to God during cataclysm.
171.	One who gainsays the existence of God	Atheist	Atheists do not hold God responsible for the consequences of their own actions.
172.	One who is versed in multiple talents	Versatile Polymath	Clint Eastwood is versatile Hollywood actor.
173.	One who abstains himself from drinking alcoholic beverages	Teetotaler	Teetotalers are alien to the disease cirrhosis.
174.	One who is a habitual drunkard	Toper	A toper’s inebriation may make him behave indecently.
175.	One who walks while asleep	Somnambulist	Somnambulists often end up annoying those who sleep in their proximity.
176.	An art , science, or profession of teaching	Pedagogy	The pedagogy of Indian school education needs to be revamped.
177.	Average or ordinary	Run-of-the-mill	Now-a-days, the novel of Chetan Bhagat seem run-of-the-mill.
178.	An area with people who are different in some way from the people in the areas around it	Enclave	Real estate developers are trying to build special enclaves for the crème-de-la-crème citizens of the society.
179.	An area that is not close to any cities or towns	Hinterland	A city’s hinterland is notorious for being epicenter of criminal activities.
180.	An area within which someone or something has authority, influence or knowledge	Purview	Granting clemency to Ajmal Amir Qasav is within the purview of the president of India.
181.	An angry woman who often complains about and criticizes other people	Virago	Our landlady is a virago.
182.	All the things that a person is able to do	Repertoire	Playing straight drive is part of Rahul Dravid’s repertoire.
183.	An amount of money paid for a service	Honorarium	British comedian, Rowan Atkinson received an honorarium for his participation in the London-2012 Olympics opening ceremony
184.	An activity in that more and more people are becoming involved	Bandwagon	More and more number of young generation citizens have joined the anti corruption bandwagon of Arvind Kejriwal.
185.	An act of trying to impress someone by saying the names of well-known people that one knows or met	Name-dropping	The potential of name-dropping can be exploited to build rapport with infuencial people.
186.	an ability to stay calm in difficult or dangerous situations	Sang-froid	Entrepreneurs always display sang-froid during adverse market conditions.
187.	Best or most important part of something ; the point of greatest success or achievement	Pinnacle	Vishwanathan Anand has made his chess ranking reach the pinnacle.
188.	Clear message or request for people to do something	Clarion call	It is a clarion call for all the students to partake in socio-cultural activities.
189.	Changing moods quickly and often	Mercurial	Mamata Banarjee is notorious for her mercurial mood swings.
190.	Confusing or difficult problem	Conundrum	Tackling inflation is a conundrum for the economic advisors of the Indian prime minister.
191.	Crimes or other morally wrong acts : illegal or immoral behavior especially by young people	Delinquency	The delinquency of the juvenile persons should not go unnoticed.
192.	Delay something until a later time because one does not want to do it	Procrastinate	Procrastination of task reduces your chances of getting noticed by your boss.
193.	Easily annoyed or angered and likely to argue	Truculent	Being truculent will project a negative image of your personality.
194.	Events causing great and usually sudden damage or suffering	Catastrophe	The world arena is currently witnessing a financial catastrophe.
195.	Extreme self confidence or audacity	Chutzpah	Shiv Khera and Dale Carnegie have the chutzpah that makes them bloviate for lengthy hours.
196.	Extremely excited and enthusiastic about doing something	Gung ho	Bookworms are basically a gung ho about literature.
197.	Great work or the greatest achievement of an artist or a writer	Magnum opus	“The Great Expectations” is the magnum opus of Charles Dickens.
198.	Language that is used among people who speak different languages	Lingua franca	English is indubitably the lingua franca that annihilates communication breakdown in a multicultural environment.
199.	Objects that are used to do a particular activity	Paraphernalia Wherewithal Appurtenances	Prior to go to fishing, one should check whether he has got the paraphernalia required for fishing.
200.	Person who entices people to follow them in a particular course of action.	Pied piper	Arvind Kejriwal is the latter day pied piper who has been imploring people not to turn a blind eye towards the rampant corruption.

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100.	A drug whose purpose is to diminish the body temperature	Antipyretic Febrifuge	Doctor prescribed me some febrifuges to make my body temperature diminish.
101.	A drug whose purpose is to reduce pain	Analgesic	Athletics consume analgesic drugs to alleviate their muscular agony.
102.	The inner most part of a temple	Adytum Sanctum	No one but the priest has the authority to enter into the adytum of the sanctum sanctorum.
103.	A slide of large masses of snow , ice and mud down a mountain Irresistible, great , sudden influx of anything	Avalanche	The state capitol has recently witnessed an avalanche of heinous crimes like rape, burglary, robbery, shoplifting et cetera.
104.	Person employed to detect suspected offenders by tempting them to overt action	Agent provocateur	Agents provocateurs play an instrumental role vis-à-vis incarceration of culprits.
105.	The quality of affording easy familiarity and sociability	camaraderie	India versus Pakistan cricket rubber might be tantamount to a camaraderie inducing step by both BCCI and PCB.
106.	A socially awkward or tactless act	Faux pas	Socially inept people often commit the faux pas of not introducing themselves to others.
107.	To take or let out the bowels or interior parts of	Eviscerate Disembowel	Nazi soldiers used to eviscerate Jews during the World War-II.
108.	Someone who talks much	Loquacious Garrulous Chatty Talkative Effusive verbose	Spokespersons of political parties are unequivocally loquacious.
109.	To deprive of the rights of a citizen	Disenfranchise	Our constitution does not disenfranchise us.
110.	The act of passengers and crew getting off of a ship or aircraft	Disembarkation	After the disembarkation, the passengers are likely to wait for their luggage in the carousel.
111.	Commencing or in process of development	nascent inchoate embryonic	Nuclear power in India is in the nascent stage.
112.	A person’s regular place of abode	Domicile	Gwalior is Scindia family’s domicile.
113.	Thing given for compensation Something for something	Quid pro quo	The act of corruption is a form of quid pro quo.
114.	To listen private conversation / confabulation surreptitiously	Eavesdrop	Intelligence agencies eavesdrop the confabulations of tainted ministers.
115.	Someone / something who/which destroys its own creator	Frankenstein’s monster	IPL turned out to be Frankenstein’s monster for its creator, Lalit Modi.
116.	Passed from one person to another	Hand-me-down	Some actors do not be involved in the hand-me-down movies.
117.	Do away with wholly	Abrogate	Khap panchayats have abrogated same gotra marriage.
118.	Systematic killing of a racial or cultural group	genocide	Syrian citizens witnessed genocide of their own compatriots.
119.	An oration in praise of some person or achievement	Panegyric Encomium Paean	After clinching silver medal in 2012 London Olympics, panegyrics have been written for the Indian grappler Sushil Kumar.
120.	Apparent perception of object not present Illusion	Hallucination	Narcotic drugs like LSD can induce hallucination.
121.	An assortment of various things	Motley Gallimaufry Hodge-podge Farrago Mélange Salmagundi Smorgasbord Potpourri Miscellany	In a book fair, one can find a gallimaufry of books.
122.	A complex pattern of constantly changing colors and shapes	Kaleidoscope	The kaleidoscope of Indian tourism can be experienced by gallivanting from Kashmir to Kanyakumari.
123.	Someone who has an inclination for fight / war	Bellicose Belligerent Pugnacious	US and Al Qaida, both find each other pugnacious entities.
124.	A books which is handwritten	Manuscript	I have prepared a manuscript of the book I have been endeavoring to jot down.
125.	Easily broken	Brittle	Vitrified goods are absolutely fragile.
126.	Uncertain or unable to decide about what course to follow	Rudderless	During the absence of my project pedagogue, I was absolutely rudderless.
127.	Someone who hates mankind	Misanthropist	It has become a general perception that terrorists are misanthropists.
128.	Sending a person who has been accused of a crime to another state or country for trial	Extradite	US solicits that India should extradite Qasav for trial in US.
129.	Rampart or entrenchment made round space for siege or defense	Circumvallation	Gardens need to be undergone circumvallation for keeping bovine species at bay.
130.	Something as a writing, that is of doubtful authorship or authority	Apocrypha	Rumors are the genesis of apocryphal stories.
131.	One who has vowed to desist himself from sexual intercourse	Celibate	Monks and sages take vows of celibacy.
132.	The act of spying	Espionage	Eavesdropping is a modus operandi of espionage.
133.	One who is engaged to marry someone	Betrothed	Genelia D’Souza is betrothed to Ritesh Deshmukh.
134.	A man who has several wives	Polygynist	Many Moslem men are polygynists.
135.	A woman who has several husbands	Polyandrist	In Indian society, Polyandrists are hard to find.
136.	Someone who is married to two or more people at the same time	Polygamist	Indian Penal Code criminalizes those who are polygamist.
137.	The preface or introduction to a discourse, poem or performance	Prologue	The prologue adumbrates the book you are about to peruse.
138.	The closing part of a discourse , in which the principal matters are recapitulated	Epilogue	The epilogue synopsizes the book you have just perused.
139.	The part of grammar which treats of the letters and of the art of spelling words correctly	Orthography	Orthography annihilates the possibility of the presence of anacoluthon in a text.
140.	Any enterprise undertaken with zeal and enthusiasm	Crusade	Anna Hazare’s anti graft crusade will be hell bent on exposing corrupt avatars of the ministers.
141.	A decision on which all agree	Unanimous	The president of our club is unanimously elected.
142.	A speech made to oneself	Soliloquy	Soliloquy helps me communicate to myself and explore my innermost endeavors.
143.	The right to approve or reject by popular vote a measure passed upon by a legislature	Referendum	Referendum is a sure fire way to estimate the popularity of a government.
144.	Something that can be easily read	Legible	Legible handwriting is convenient to peruse.
145.	Something that can not be easily read	Illegible	Deciphering illegible handwriting is cumbersome task.
146.	Something which can not be corrected	Incorrigible	Incorrigible liars always fib.
147.	Saying or writing very harsh and critical things	Vilify	Media personnel often vilify celebrities and politicians.
148.	The property left to someone by will	Legacy	Reliance is the legacy which is spearheaded by Ambani brothers.
149.	A list of things to be discussed at a meeting	Agenda	For the upcoming bilateral dialogue with China, India needs to fine tune its agenda.
150.	One who is completely self satisfied	Complacent	Success and triumph make people complacent.

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ONE WORD Substitutes To Improve Your Spoken English volume -2

There are some one Word Substitution Given Below with it's uses.
Read,write and Apply These Words To improve your Spoken English .

This is Volume-2 which contain more 50 must-learn one word substitutes.

51.	One who lives at another’s expense	Parasite	My unemployment metaphorically makes me a parasite to my father.
52.	The middle class people	Bourgeois	US President Barrack Obama always emphasizes to make the bourgeois prosperous.
53.	A panacea to nullify the effects of poison	Antidote	According to IAC chieftain, Arvind Kejriwal, Lok Janpal Bill is an antidote vis-à-vis the existing rampant corruption.
54.	Someone who ingurgitates human flesh	Cannibal	It is not uncommon that some tribal people practice cannibalism.
55.	Someone who is in the age range of 60 to 69	Sexagenarian	Sexagenarian anti graft crusader Anna Hazare has sequestered himself from Arvind Kejriwal.
56.	Someone who is in the age range of 70 to 79	Septuagenarian	There is absolutely no paucity of septuagenarian politicians in the parliament.
57.	Someone who is in the age range of 80 to 81	Octogenarian	Geriatric ailments are common in case of octogenarian people.
58.	Someone who is in the age range of 90 to 99	Nonagenarian	My grandfather who is a nonagenarian is still capable of perambulating several kilometers.
59.	Someone whose age is either 100 or beyond it	Centenarian	Centenarians are treasure trove of the knowledge about how to live a healthy life.
60.	The spokesperson of political party	Spin doctor Mouthpiece	Political spin doctors always circumvent the conundrums bombarded by the media.
61.	Assembly or parliament in which no party has received clear majority	Hung	The existing British government is an example of hung parliament.
62.	Anything that can bring death or threat to life	Fatal	Smoking cigarettes and chewing tobacco can be fatal.
63.	A person whose face resembles another	Doppelganger Duplicate Simulacrum Replica Look alike Alter ego	Being a doppelganger of a popular celebrity makes people eager to have confabulation with you.
64.	Something which is no longer in use	Obsolete Redundant	Postal services have almost become obsolete.
65.	Language / writing / talk which is unintelligible	Gibberish Gobbledygook Abracadabra Jargon Argot patois	Pedantic people often regurgitate gibberish which can discombobulate a layperson.
66.	Born after the death of a father Published after the demise of the author	Posthumous	Australian actor Heath Ledger received a posthumous Oscar for his portrayal of Joker in Christopher Nolan directed movie “THE DARK KNIGHT”.
67.	A meeting planned at a certain time and location	Rendezvous	Inamorata and inamorato rendezvous with each other at romantic parks.
68.	Someone who is back from a lengthy absence	Revenant	Owing to his lung cancer, Yuvraj Singh has become a revenant in Team India.
69.	To examine with the eye to make a prima facie survey / scrutiny	Reconnoiter	Prior to the arrival of US President Barrack Obama, the airport has been reconnoitered.
70.	A formal forgiveness of one’s sins	Absolution	Sinners seek absolution from Almighty.
71.	Existing during the same period of time	Coeval	Harbhajan Singh and Virendra Sehwag are coeval.
72.	Someone who is au fait with any subject	Connoisseur	My mother is a culinary connoisseur.
73.	Of or pertaining to the bank of a river	Riparian	I have always been mesmerized by riparian breeze.
74.	Of or pertaining to winter season	Hibernal	Dryness of skin is the harbinger of hibernal season.
75.	Of or pertaining to agriculture	Agrarian	India’s agrarian apparatus needs to be galvanized.
76.	A shoddily dressed person	Tatterdemalion Ragamuffin	Penurious tatterdemalions often take shelter in footpath.
77.	To cut off the head of somebody	Decapitate Decollate Behead	American journalist who was abducted by Al Qaida was decapitated later.
78.	To make someone be free from any guilt / crime charges	Exonerate Exculpate	Ajay Jadeja has exonerated from match fixing charges.
79.	Something which is the indicator of the commencement of a particular even or arrival of someone	Harbinger	Clouds are the harbingers of an imminent rain.
80.	A person whose all the four limbs are paralyzed	Quadriplegic	Hospitals should take special care of the quadriplegic patients.
81.	Someone who has recently become rich	Arriviste Parvenu Nouveau riche	Entrepreneurship has become a mantra to be an arriviste.
82.	Someone’s weakness/loophole/drawback	Achilles heel	Awful fielding has always been Indian cricket team’s Achilles heel.
83.	An intrepid and venturesome person	Argonaut	Argonauts feel the adrenaline rush to indulge in daredevilry.
84.	Cessation from hostilities between two rivals	Rapprochement Armistice Thaw	After Salman Khurshid’s escalation as the incumbent minister of external affairs, a rapprochement between India and Pakistan might be in offing.
85.	A constant and imminent peril / danger	Sword of Damocles	Incarceration for criminal conduct has always been a sword of Damocles for Hindi film actors like Sanjay Dutt and Salman Khan.
86.	An object of dread or apprehension	Bugbear Hobgoblin	Industrial catastrophe like the Bhopal Gas Disaster has always been the hobgoblin for Indian citizens.
87.	Treasurer of a college	Bursar	Bursar is the one who takes cognizance of the transaction within the purview of a varsity.
88.	Someone who is adhered to inconsequential details & is very difficult to please	Pernickety Fastidious	My fastidious English professor would not brook a cacography in my dissertation.
89.	The feeling / sense of unity in a team / group	Esprit de corps	Latter day management gurus have been emphasizing the importance of esprit de corps within an organization framework.
90.	A malicious slander against someone	Calumny	Media is often accused of what celebrities and politicians refer to as calumny.
91.	A rambunctious public speaker	Rhetorician Orator Tub-thumper	Abraham Lincoln was a bona fife tub thumper.
92.	Disguise of guns, ships et cetera effected by obscuring outline with splashes of various colors	Camouflage	Machiavellian politicians often camouflage their true intentions. Military personnel exploit the camouflage modus operandi to remain concealed.
93.	Grotesque representation of a person by over-emphasis on characteristics	Caricature	Cartoonist Asim Trivedi was temporarily incarcerated for his caricature on Indian constitution and parliament.
94.	Supreme conflict of the nations	Armageddon	United Nation leaves no stones unturned to avert an Armageddon.
95.	Listening to the movement of heart	Auscultation	Doctors perform auscultation to scrutinize the activity of heart.
96.	Right of self government	Autonomy	Our engineering college doesn’t have the autonomy to conduct its own examinations.
97.	Practice of continuously improving the way in which a company operates	Kaizen	Kaizen modus operandi is a sure fire way to accomplish consumer satisfaction and brand equity maintenance.
98.	Sentence, words lacking grammatical sequence	Anacoluthon	An interviewee should avoid an anacoluthon whilst composing his CV.
99.	Word and phrase formed from the letters of another	Anagram	BALM and LAMB are anagram to each other.
100.	A drug whose purpose is to diminish the body temperature	Antipyretic Febrifuge	Doctor prescribed me some febrifuges to make my body temperature diminish.

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ONE WORD Substitutes To Improve Your Spoken English volume -1

There are some one Word Substitution Given Below with it's uses.
Read,write and Apply

SERIAL NUMBER	STATEMENT	ONE WORD SUBSTITUTE	EXEMPLI GRATIA
1.	One who pursues some sports or art as hobby	Amateur Dilettante	Master blaster Sachin Tendulkar has been a dilettante of formula-1 racing.
2.	One who has the predilection for books	Bibliophile Bibliomaniac	The people we peruse encyclopedic tomes in library happen to be bibliophiles.
3.	Speech / writing / presentation made with no prior preparation	Extempore ad lib impromptu autoschediasm off the cuff	Marketing professionals has the innate ability of making ex tempore presentations.
4.	One who is recuperating from illness	Convalescent	After having been diagnosed with enteric fever, it might take me 1 week to be convalescent.
5.	One who has no money	Pauper Penurious Impecunious Mendicant	Penurious friars are ubiquitous in the vicinity of the sanctum sanctorum of Puri.
6.	Group of people who have the same job or interests	Fraternity	Obama’s re-election as the US president might jeopardize the outsourcing hopes of the IT fraternity.
7.	Worship of Idols	Idolatry	Idolatry holds paramount position in Hindu culture .

8.	Words / expressions engraved on the tomb of a deceased person	Epitaph	The epitaph is a souvenir which always makes us reminisce about the deceased.
9.	Free of cost / without payment	Gratis	During festive season bonanza, garment shops often offer gratis clothes.
10.	Water safe for drinking	Potable	Only Sanitized and sterilized water is potable.
11.	A fictitious name / moniker / nomenclature adopted by an author/ litterateur	Pseudonym Nom de plume Nom de guerre Pen name	Sometimes litterateurs embrace pseudonym to keep their original identity hush-hush.
12.	To transfer one’s authority to someone else	Delegate	An adept manager always delegates his tasks among his subordinates in order to festinate the accomplishment of task.
13.	Objects or materials that are collected because they are related to a particular event, person	memorabilia	Accomplished veteran actors always devote a separate room to safeguard their memorabilia like trophies, certificates et cetera.
14.	One who has performed extensive travelling	Cosmopolite Globetrotter Cosmopolitan Man of the world	Globetrotters have the luxury of commingling with a gallimaufry of cultural landscapes.
15.	A substance or drug that facilitates / induces sleep /shut-eye / land of nod	Soporific Soporiferous Somniferous Somnific Hypnogogic Hypnagogic	Patients suffering from insomnia are often administered soporific pharmaceuticals.

16.	A trivial fault	Peccadillo Venial	Stealing a one rupee coin from the father’s wallet can only be referred as a peccadillo.
17.	An undertaking that is easy to do	Sinecure Cinch Duck soup Snap doodle Child’s play Piece of cake Pushover Walkover	Experienced bureaucrats find the daily chores a sinecure.
18.	A person who hates women	Misogynist	The recent escalation in violence against women doesn’t vindicate the India is a nation of misogynists.
19.	A person who hates marriages	Misogamist	Bachelorhood is the holy grail for a misogamist.
20.	Cure of all diseases and problems	Panacea Catholicon	Promoting India versus Pakistan cricket match is not the panacea of the deteriorating Indo-Pak bipartite equation.
21.	A person who doubts the existence of God	Agnostic	I metamorphose myself to an agnostic during a catastrophe.
22.	A lover of wine	Oenophile	Aristocrats are affluent enough to be oenophiles.
23.	Fear of foreigners	xenophobia	People suffering from xenophobia cannot build the instant rapport with strangers.

24.	Someone who is a beginner in a particular job / domain	Tyro Neophyte Novice Tenderfoot Greenhorn Abecedarian Rookie Cub Newbie Fledgling Initiate Newcomer Entrant Freshman Apprentice Trainee	It takes learning for a tyro to metamorphose himself to be an experienced professional.
25.	One who can be easily deceived / cheated / duped	Gullible Credulous Pushover	Insurance agents often bamboozle money from gullible middle class families who are not au fait with the protocols of the policy.
26.	One who is incapable of paying his/her debts	Insolvent	DGCA imposed a moratorium on Kingfisher airline’s flying license after Dr. Vijay Mallya became insolvent.
27.	One who pretends to be who he is not	Hypocrite Dissimulator Charlatan Mountebank Whited sepulcher Phony	Hypocrites can camouflage their true intentions for the sake of accomplishing their own endeavors.
28.	Systematic study of election trends	Psephology	Psephology lets the media prognosticate the repercussions of elections/polls,
29.	Someone who is reluctant to spend money	Miser Skinflint Stingy Parsimonious Cheapskate Tightwad Niggard Pinch gut Hoarder Scrooge Churl Frugal	I have been parsimonious, when it comes to purchasing books.
30.	Some who spends money incessantly	Prodigal Profligate Spendthrift Spend-all Squanderer Scatter good Big-spender High-roller	The bourgeoisie does not have the luxury to splurge money like prodigals.
31.	One who has the proclivity of ingurgitating foods & beverages	Gastronome Epicure Glutton Bon vivant Bon viveur Ventripotent	A protuberant belly is the identifying feature of a gastronome.

32.	One who is morbidly concerned with his or her health	Valetudinarian	A valetudinarian always cogitates about his health.
33.	One whose job is to compute insurance premiums	Actuary	Sans actuaries, the insurance sector would be paralyzed.
34.	One who copies from the literary works of other writers	Plagiarist Literary pirate Copy cat Plagiarizer Stealer Thief	A plagiarist’s lack of literary capital is the rationale for who he is.
35.	A person who doesn’t exhibit alacrity for intellectual activities(art, music, literature)	Philistine	A philistine can never savor the art of Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci.
36.	Someone who has the uncontrollable desire to set things on fire	Pyromaniac	During the celebration of Diwali, Pyromaniacs should be declared as persona non grata in homes.
37.	Someone who has the uncontrollable desire for stealing things	Kleptomaniac	Voluptuous femme fatale who are caparisoned with expensive jewelry do not really want to be in the proximity of a kleptomaniac.
38.	One who loves mankind	Philanthropist Humanitarian	Microsoft founder Bill Gates is a renowned philanthropist.
39.	Act of depriving something of its sacred character	Sacrilege Blasphemy Profanation Desecration	Micturating inside the premises of a sanctum sanctorum is an act of blasphemy.
40.	Someone who is draconian vis-à-vis stringent implementation of rules/ regulations / protocols/ guidelines	Martinet Stickler Disciplinarian Moralist Authoritarian	Our principal is stickler for discipline and punctuality.
41.	Something / someone which is present / available everywhere	Ubiquitous Omnipresent	Cell phones have become ubiquitous in India.
42.	Someone who is capable of seeing / predicting the future	Clairvoyant Soothsayer Fortune-teller Oracle Psychic Prophet	Marketing professionals are venerated as clairvoyants for their quintessential ability to vaticinate the marketing ramifications.
43.	One who stays aloof from society for religious reasons	Hermit Anchorite Eremite	Monks live like hermit.
44.	A political system in which the nation is ruled by a handful number of people	Oligarchy	Prior to the decimation of Saddam Hussein, Iraq had an oligarchy.
45.	A political system in which the nation is ruled by only one person	Monarchy	Gaddafi was the torch bearer of monarchy in Libya.
46.	Someone who knows multiple languages	Polyglot	Polyglots can eradicate communication barrier across wider range of linguistic spectrum.
47.	A political system in which the government is comprised of old/senile/senescent people	Gerontocracy	It would not be an exaggeration, if India were referred to as a gerontocracy.
48.	A victory which comes at a great cost	Pyrrhic victory	Obama’s triumph in Afghanistan was nothing but a pyrrhic victory.
49.	A fake doctor	Nostradamus Quack
50.	One who joins hands with the opposition	Turncoat Renegade Apostate	Renegade apparatchiks are often colluded with the rival party.

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Spoken ENGLISH

Now a days, English is a globally accepted language in all sectors.
You need to have a Good command over English for a good job,for a bright career and future.

ENGLISH ENHANCER (10 SURE-FIRE MANTRAS)

Watching NEWS Debates(9PM to 10PM) Between Spokespersons of various political parties on ENGLISH NEWS CHANNELS like TIMES NOW,NDTV 24*7, HEADLINES TODAY,CNN-IBN. By embracing the previously mentioned procedure and having conversation amongst your friend circle in English regarding the agenda which has been brainstormed in the aforementioned News Channel, Not only can you amplify your current affair penetration, it will also help you articulate words & phrases and fine tune your spoken English communication.

By finding companion (Your ENGLISH BUDDY) you could have conversation with in English Language and he/she must be the one whose company could create an atmosphere which is encouraging and convenient for English Communication.

Reading English Newspapers like THE HINDU,TIMES OF INDIA,THE STATESMAN,THE PIONEER,THE INDIAN EXPRESS and Magazines like INDIA TODAY,OUTLOOK,PRATIYOGITA DARPAN, COMPETITION SUCCESS REVIEW,WISDOM and writing down the Difficult words in an exclusive notebook which should be particularly utilized for Learning new words and writing down their meaning and application in sentences.

Being a reader of OXFORD/CHAMBERS English-to-Hindi or English -to-English Dictionary-cum-Thesaurus.

If you like watching HOLLYWOOD MOVIES, you could harness your hobby of watching Hollywood Movies in enhancing your communication skills (Preferably watch Hollywood Movies with Subtitles).

Get software like WORDWEB or FARLEX DICTIONARY or MERRIAM-WEBSTER installed in your laptop / PC / Smart phones and harness the utility of these software by using them in situations where you couldn’t always carry an encyclopedic dictionary with you. Exempli Gratia:-During a Business Presentation, Technical Presentation, seminars.

Paying regular visits to websites like www.dictionary.com and www.thesarus.com and www.merriam-webster.com OR you could subscribe to WORD OF THE DAY service of these websites via FACEBOOK or E-Mail Newsletter. Engaging yourself in online English Vocabulary Quiz Tests, Examinations and Word-Building Games on Websites like www.indiabix.com , www.dictionary.com and www.merriam-webster.com could also make you learn new words, grasp their meanings and utilize them in meaningful statements / sentences / examples. Memorizing / learning sufficient number of synonyms and antonyms could also make you a skilled wordsmith.

Rigorous reading of the below mentioned books:-

Books By Author Roshan Tolani.

•      SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS.
•             IDIOMS AND PHRASES.
•             ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION.

A COMMUNICATIVE GRAMMAR OF ENGLISH BY Geoffrey Leech and Jan Svartvik

FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR AND SPOKEN AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION In English By B.K Das.

WORD POWER MADE EASY By Norman Lewis.

HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION by Wren & Martin.

Bid goodbye to the philosophy of being satisfied and complacent with respect to your vocabulary potential and always be in the pursuit of challenging opportunities where you could have a chance for learning new words. Exempli Gratia:-Participation in Seminars, English Debate Competitions, Slogan or Catchphrase writing competitions .

Being a bibliophile is a sure-fire way of enhancing your vocabulary articulation in day-to-day conversation scenarios, written communication, reading speed, fluency, tonality and accent manipulation. Exempli Gratia: - A beginner could start by reading Novels of Chetan Bhagat, Ruskin Bond.

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Total number of printed pages—4 B. Tech

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First Semester Examination — 2011

BASIC ELECTRONICS

Full Marks—70

Time: 3 Hours

Answer Question No. 1 which is compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures ¡n the right-hand margin indicate marks.

Answer the following questions: 2x10

(a) The gain of a certain amplifier is 30 dB. Express it numerically.

(b) What is the cause and effect of the depletion layer in a p-n junction diode?

(C) Give an implementation of a logic inverter. Why is it called so?

(d) Draw the spectrum of a periodic square wave with proper labels. How many components you need to show in this plot?

(e) Write down four applications of a diode.

(f) Compare the PIVs of a half wave rectifier and a full wave rectifier.

(g) Explain why a capacitor and an inductor can act as filtering components.

(h) Why do you need a sweep signal in a CRO? Draw the waveform if a periodic sine wave is applied to a GRO and the sweep signal is not working in that CRO.

(î) Implement a two-input NAND gate by diodes and resistors.

(j) Realize a NOR gate from NAND gates.

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Biju Patnaik University of Technology ,BPUT, Rourkela Is a well-known and famous university in India.

Biju Patnaik University of Technology , BPUT , Rourkela has been established by an Act of the Assembly, Government of Odisha in June 2002.

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First Semester Examination — 2011.

THERMODYNAMICS.

Full Marks—70.

Time: 3 Hours

Answer Question No. 1 which is compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures in the right-hand margin indicate marks.

ï. Answer the following questions: 2x10.

(a) Water has a density of 1000kg/rn3 at room temperature. What is the specific volume of the water? Calculate the volume occupied by 2kg of water at room temperature.

(b) Convert the following units and write down their dimensions.

(i) 106 joules to KWh.

(ii) 40 bar-m3 to KJ.

(c) A certain gas of mass 2kg is enclosed in a container of volume 1.039m3 at a pressure of 200 Kpa and temperature of 400k.

What could be the gas? Justify.

(d) Water exerts at a pressure 10 bar and temperature 400DC. Determine the phase in which it exists. Find the specific volume of this water in m3/kg.

Draw the T-V diagram and show the condition of water there in.

(e) An ideal gas at pressure P1 and temperature T1 is enclosed in a rigid insulated container separated from a vacuum space by a membrane which is ruptured and the gas expands freely into the vacuum.

Neglecting the work done in rupturing the membrane, determine the final temperature of the gas after it has reached equilibrium in the entire volume of the container. Justify your answer.

(f) Which of the following integrals are properties? Justify your answer.

(i) ý pdv.

(ii) d(pv).

(iii) T ds.

(iv) d(Ts).

(y) §dU.

(vi) ds.

(g) A gas ¡n a cylinder with a spring loaded piston undergoes an expansion process as shown in the figure given. The initial state 1 and the final state.

2 are shown ¡n the figure. Find the work done ¡n KJ.

(h) Explain the terms Thermal Energy Reservoirs (TER), source and sink.

(j) Establish the equation of differential entropy change of an ¡deal gas as given below:

ds = cdT/T+R dV/V.

(The notations are standard ones).

(j) An inventor claims to have developed a refrigerator that maintains the refrigerated space at 2°C while operating in a room at 25°C and that has a COP of 13.5.

ls this claim reasonable? Justify.

2. (a) Consider a device with one inlet and one outlet.

If the volume flow rates at the inlet and at the outlet are the same, is the flow through this device necessarily steady?

Justify your answer. Draw the schematic of the device.

(b) Calculate R, C and C of Co2 gas in SI units, given adiabatic index (K) as 1.33. 6

3. An ideal gas is heated at constant volume until its temperature is doubled and then cooled at constant pressure to the original temperature.

Finally the gas ¡s expanded isothermally to the initial state.

(a) Draw the cycle on the P-V diagram.

(b) Derive a relation to estimate the net work done in terms of the absolute temperature at the initial conditionT1. 10.

4. The velocity and enthalpy of a fluid at the inlet of a horizontally placed insulated nozzle are 60 rn/s and 2500 kJ/kg respectively. The enthalpy at the exit of the nozzle is 2200 kJ/kg. Find the following:

(a) Velocity of the fluid at exit of the nozzle ¡n rn/s.

(b) Mass flow rate in kg/s,if the cross sectional area of the nozzle at inlet is 0.07m2 and the specific volume is 0.20m3/kg.

(c) Exit area in m2 of the nozzle if the specific volume at the exit is 0.5Om3kg.

(d) Draw the schematic diagram of the nozzle with data. 10

5. (I) Steam is generated at 10 bar absolute pressure from water at 30°C.

Determine the heat required to produce 1 kg of steam, when

(a) The dryness fraction(x) is 0.9.

(b) Steam is dry saturated.

(c) Steam is superheated to 300°C. (Assume sp. heat of superheated steam as 2.093kJ/kgK).

(d) Draw the p-v diagram and show the condition of steam for the above cases. 8.

(ii) Define dryness fraction, degree of superheat, compressed liquid, latent heat of vaporization. 2.

6. (a) Prove that no heat engine working on a cycle between two fixed heat reservoirs can be more efficient than a reversible heat engine operating between the same two reservoirs. 4

(b) It is proposed to use a reversed Carnot engine as a refrigerator and also a heat pump. The unit consumes 10 kW power. If the COP is 3.5 as a refrigerator, determine: 6.

(i) The refrigeration capacity in kW.

(ii) COP. if it is used as a heat pump.

(iii) The heating capacity of the heat pump in kW.

Draw the schematic of the reversed Carnot cycle.

7. 0.5 m3of air at 30°C and 1 bar is compressed reversibly and polytropically to 0.08 m3. Find the following: 10

(a) Mass of air compressed in kg.

(b) The final pressure in bar and temperature in °C.

(c) The work done in kJ.

(d) Change in internal energy ¡n kJ.

(e) Change in enthalpy in kJ.

8. (a) A manometer ¡s used to measure the pressure n a tank The fluid used in the manometer has a specific gravity of 085 and the manometer column height is 55 cm. If the local atmospheric pressure is 96 kPa, determine the absolute pressure within the tank in kPa .What is the gage pressure in the case2 Draw the schematic of the manometer connected with the tank with data. 4

(b) Describe with a neat sketch the principle of operation of a single stage, single acting reciprocating air compressor.

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BE 2104.

First Semester Examination — 2011.

MECHANICS.

Full Marks—70.

Time: 3 Hours.

Answer Question No. 1 which ¡s compulsory and any live from the rest.

The figures in the right-hand margin indicate marks.

1.Answer the following questions: 2x10.

4a’ State and explain the principle of superposition of forces.

(b Show that the moment of a force about a point ¡n equal to twice the area of the triangle formed by joining the point with two ends of the force represented by a straight line as magnitude.

(c) Prove that a force applied on a body at a given point can be replaced by an equal force at another point together with a couple.

d) Write down the assumptions of an ideal plane truss.

e) Distinguish between the C.G and centroid.

f)- State Pappus theorem - land theorem - ii.

g) What is impact?.

h) Write down the principle of momentum and impulse.

(i) Show that the trajectory path is parabolic.

(j) Derive the equation of motion of a rigid body rotating about a fixed axis.

2. Two smooth circular cylinders, each of weight W 450 N and radius r =150 mm are connected at their centers by a string AB of length I = 400 mm and rests upon a horizontal plane, supporting above them a third cylinder of weight Q = 900 N and radius 150mm as shown ¡n Fig.1.

Find the tension in the string and reactions indicated on the floor at the points of contact D and E. 10.

3. A 6 m long uniform ladder weighing 300N is placed against a vertical wall as shown in the Fig. 2.

At what distance from the lower end of the ladder, a man weighing 800N should climb before slipping of the ladder starts.

The coefficient of friction between all the contact surfaces ¡s 0.2. 10.

Find the axial forces in the bars 1,2,3, 4,5 and 6 of the place truss as supported and loaded in the Fig. 3.

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First Semester Examination — 2011

PROGRAMMING IN C

Full Marks—70

Time: 3 Hours

Answer Question No. 1 which is compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures ¡n the right-hand margin indicate marks.

Answer the following questions: 2x10

(a) Find the output of the following program:

Main ()

{

Char *p;

printf(’%d %d ,sizeof(*p),sizeot(p));

J

(b) What would be the output of the following program?

Main ()

(

int ¡=5;

printf(”’?4d%d%d%d%d”,i++,i — —,++i ,— —

) .

(c) Find the output of the following program:

#define int char

Main ()

(

int ¡=65;

printf(”sizeof( i)=%d”,sizeof(i));

)

(d) What value may be returned by the following function when it is called by

15?

recur (int num)

{ ¡f((num/2) !=O) return (recur(nuhlI2)*l Q ÷ num%2);

else return 1;)

(e) void Main ()

{ int i=1;

if(!i) printf(”lndiaBlX»);

else f ¡=0; printf(”C-Program”);

Main (); }

}

(f) What would be the output of the following program?

Main ()

{

inti=O;

for (;i÷+;printf(”%d”,i)) ;

printf(”%d” î);

)

(g) Find the output of the following:

void Main ()

{ ¡nl a[]=(1 ,2,3,4,5,6);

int *ptr = a+2; printf(c/od,*_ —ptr);

}

(h) What will be output if you will compile and execute the following c code?

void main()

int a=15,b=1O,c=5;

¡f(a>b>c)

pri ntf (“True”);

else

printf(”False”);

)

(i) Find the output of the following program:

void Main ()

I

static mt i=5;

if(— —i)

{

Main ();

printf(”%d”,i);

}

I

(j) Find the output of the following program:

void Main ()

{ ini x=1 O,y=20,p,q;

p=add(x,y);

q=add(x,y);

prinff(”%d %d”,p,q);)

add(inta,intb)

(

a÷=a;

returri(a);

return (b); }

2. (a) What are the storage classes? Discuss all storage class using example. 5

(b) Write an algorithm to find the sum of the digits of a given positive integer.

Write the corresponding C-program using recursion. 5

3. (a) Explain all the loop structures available in IC’. 5

(b) Write a program to compute sin series. Sin(x) =x—x3/3!+x5/5!—x77/7!+ x n/n!

4. (a) A palindrome is a string which reads the same forwards and backwards.

For example, MADAM. Write a C-program to check whether a given string is a palindrome or not. 5

(b) Write a C-program to count the number of vowels in a given string.

5. (a) What is a command line argument? Explain with an example. 5

(b) Write a program to store loo records in 1 structure with the help of arrays.

5

6. Write a C-program to create data for 50 students (roll, name, mark1, mark2,

mark3, term mark) using structure and then find the total marks for each student and average mark of all students. 10

7. (a) What are the uses of malloc ()and calloc () functions in C ? In which header file these two functions are defined? What is the full syntax of these functions? 5

(b) Give an example (in C code) of any one of the above functions to allocate memory for a 2 D integer matrix with ‘m’ rows and ‘n’ columns. 5

8. (a) Explain the call by value and call by reference with examples. 5

(b) What kind of file accesses is possible with C-programing[P1] ? What are the different modes that a file in C can be handled?

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. BS11O2

First Semester Examination — 2011

PHYSICS -1

Full Marks—70

Time: 3 Hours

Answer Question No. 1 which is compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures ¡n the right-hand margin indicate marks.

(Mass of electron = 9.11 xl 031 kg, Mass of proton = 1,67x1 027 kg, Plank’s constant = 6.62 xl O 34Js, Boltzmann constant = 1 .38x1 O_23 J/K)

Answer the following questions: 2x10

(a) The amplitude of a damped harmonic oscillator decreases with passes of time. In this regard what do you mean by relaxation time/modulus of decay?

(b) Both longitudinal and transverse waves can propagate through a solid. A wave on the surface of a liquid can involve both longitudinal and transverse motion of elements of the medium. On the other hand, a wave propagating through the volume of a fluid must be purely longitudinal, not transverse.

Why?

(C) A laser beam (.λ = 632.8 nm) ¡s incident on two slits 0.200 mm apart. How far apart are the bright interference fringes on a screen 1.00 m away from the double slits?

(d) If laser light ¡s reflected from a phonograph record or a compact disc, a diffraction pattern appears. Explain the phenomenon.

(e) The angle of incidence of a light beam onto a reflecting surface is continuously variable. The reflected ray ¡s found to be completely polarized. when the angle of incidence is 48.00. What is the index of refraction of the reflecting material?

(f) A sinusoidal electromagnetic wave of frequency 40.0 MHz travels in free space in the x direction. At some point and at some instant, the electric field has its maximum value of 750 N/C and is along the y axis. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field at this position and time.

(g) Write the wave equation for the magnetic field in a dielectric medium.

(h) Write down Schrödinger’s time dependent and time independent equations for the particle.

(i) A photon of wavelength 0.09 A is scattered through 54° by a free electron at rest. Calculate the kinetic energy imparted to the electron.

(j) A particle s in a one-dimensional infinitely deep potential well of width L.

Graphically show the dependence of ground state energy on the width of the well.

2. (a) Two identical simple pendulums are suspended in vacuum. The two masses are connected by a massless spring of low spring constant. Set up the differential equation for this coupled system in normal coordinates. What are their normal modes of frequencies? 5

(b) A 10.6 kg object oscillates at the end of a vertical spring that has a spring constant of 2.05 xl 4 N/rn. The effect of air resistance is represented by the damping coefficient of 3.00 N s/rn.

4. (a) Calculate the frequency of the damped oscillation. (b) By what percentage does the amplitude of the oscillation decrease in each cycle? (c) Find the time interval that elapses while the energy of the system drops to 5.00% of its initial value. 5

3. (a) Mention the conditions for the production of sustained interference pattern.

(b) With the help of the suitable ray diagram and theory, discuss the production of Newton’s rings. 6

4. (a) Describe with necessary theory, the determination of wavelength of monochromatic light by using diffraction grating. 5

(b) Bring out the similarities and differences between a zone plate and a converging lens.

5. (a) Distinguish among plain polarized, circularly polarized and unpolarized light. 5

(b) Describe the construction and working of a Nichol prism. 5

6. (a) Prove that curl of gradient of a scalar function is zero. 5

(b) Distinguish between conduction current and displacement current. Give examples. 5

7. (a) Starting from Maxwell’s electromagnetic equations in free space, in absence of charges and currents, obtain the wave equation for magnetic vector potential. 5

(b) State Poynting’s theorem. Explain how the Poynting’s vector explains energy flow. 5

8. (a) What is Compton effect? A -ray photon collides with an electron at rest. In this case derive an expression for the change of wavelength of the scattered photon.

(b) A Particle of energy E moving along +ve x-axis meets a potential step given by V(x)=O, O<x (1st region) and V(x)=V0, x>O (2nd region). Derive an expression for the refractive index of the 2nd region with respect to 1^st region.

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HM 31 01.

First Semester Examination — 2011.

ENGLISH COMMUNICATION SKILLS.

Full Marks—70.

Time:3 Hours

Answer Question No. 1 which is compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures in the right-hand margin indicate marks.

Questions and bits of the question should be answered at one place and serially.

(a) Do as directed: 1x10.

(I) “If questioning would make us wise

No eyes would ever gaze in eyes;

If all our tale were told in speech.

No mouths would wander each to each.”

(Mark the sentence rhythm and highlight the weak forms)

(ii) We don’t grow older, we grow riper.

(State the verb type)

(iii) I didn’t understand a word of what they said, but I loved it!

(Identify the communicative focus).

(iv. A demonstration has been held.

(Change the voice).

(y) How do you with all the noise (tolerate),

(Fill in the blanks with appropriate phrasal verb) is children’s favorite pastime.

(vi) (Fill the blank with a gerund)

(vii) If you park your car on double yellow lines, you pay a fine.

(State the type of conditionals).

(viii) An unfinished sentence always carry a ___________ intonation.

(Fill the blank).

(ix) Carol hasn’t done anything right.

(Change Into a Question Tag).

(x) Petrol is likely to be costlier by next summer.

(Write the American version of the Sentence).

(b) Do as directed: 5x2.

(j) Write Phonetic transcriptions of these words:

Attitude, Pragmatism, Xerox, loose, Democracy.

(ii) Make syllable division and mark the stressed syllable (primary) of these words:.

Refrigerator, configuration, Photograph, Recollection, Express.

2. Non-verbal differences across cultures account for typical difficulties in communicating, discuss the relevance of the statement in relation to the static and dynamic features of nonverbal communication, 10.

3. Communication through English has a tremendous Global utility and literally inescapable; discuss some of the major fields of application and utility to justify — English as a global language. 10

4. it’s important to anticipate the informational needs of your audience, so that the Speaker, can supply the kind and amount of information in a way that most effectively conveys the meaning and meets the audience expectation, Discuss.

5. Communication requires that the communicating parties share an area of communicative commonality, what are those? Discus with reference to the components of communication process. 10.

6. Level switching between personal and professional communication often cause problem in relationship, discuss the relevance of the statement with regard to differences of general communication and business communication, 10.

7. There are a variety of barriers and filters involved in the communication process. What are those and how do these elements pose problems to communication effectiveness. 10.

8. Write short notes on any two of the following: (give examples) 5x2.

(a) Concord.

(b) Context.

(c) Communication focus.

(d) Diphthong.

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BS 1103 (N)

First Semester Examination — 2011

CHEMISTRY -1

Full Marks—70

Time: 3 Hours

Answer. Question No. 1 which is compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures in the right-hand margin indicate marks.

Answer the following questions: 2x10

(a) What is the bond order of H2?

(b) What is the standard enthalpy of H20 (l) for the reaction H2÷l/202 —> HO (l)

AH° =—68 Kcal at298 K?

(o) How is it possible for a reaction to be spontaneous yet Endothermic?

(cl) Explain why transition curve of rhombic sulphur has positive slope?

(e) Calculate uncertainty in velocity of bullet weight 10 gm whose position is known with ± 0.01 mm.

(f) What ¡s the relation between rate constant and temperature of reaction?

(g) A close packed structure of uniform sphere has cell edge 0.8 nm. Calculate

the radius of molecule ¡lit has (j) BCC lattice, (ii) FCC lattice.

(h) Write down the cell reaction of cell

(j) Fe/Fe2// H2S04/H2(Pt)

(ii) Pt, H2(l atm)/HCI (0.2 M)//C12(1 .6 atm)/Pt.

(j) Write down the One-dimensional time independent Schrodinger Wave equation and define each terms used in this equation.

(j) If a reaction has an equilibrium constant K<1 is E° positive or negative?

What is the value of K when E°= O V?

2. (a) At 25°C [) E0flT] —1.25 x 1 0 VK1

E°= 1 .36 V for cell Pt./H2 (g)/HCI (aq)/Cl2 (g) /Pt.

Calculate the enthalpy, entropy change for cell reaction. 4

(b) Prove that

(i) C— C= [P + {eU/eV}T][8V/aT]P 4

(ii) If T = f (P, V), then prove that dT is a perfect differential. 2

3. (a) Reaction A follow the first-order kinetics and reaction B follow second order kinetics. If half-life periods both these reactions are equal, compare their rates (i) at the start of reaction and (ii) after the lapse of one half-life. 5

(b) What do you mean by term homogeneous catalysis? Explain giving example, the various theories of homogeneous catalysis. 5

4. (a) What do you mean by lattice energy? How can you find out lattice energy? By using Born-Haber cycle. Explain with example. 5

(b) Derive an expression for find out density of crystal .sliver has atomic radius

0.15 nm. Calculate the density of sliver it crystallizes as (I) simple cubic

(ii) BCC. (Atomic mass of sliver 108 gm) 5

5. (a) Calculate the number of atoms per unit cell of a metal having lattice parameter 2.9 Å and density 7.87 gm /cm3 and also predict the lattice system. At. Wt. of the metal is 55.85. 5

(b) (i) The heat of reaction for N2+ H2—* 2NH3at27°C ¡s—91 .94 KJ. What will be it value at 500 C if molar heat capacities at constant pressure and 27°C for N2 and H2 and NH3 are 28.45.28.32 and 37.07 J respectively. 3

(ii) lfU=TôS—PéV then show that 2

(6T/ÕV) 5 = — (OP/ôS),,

6. (a) In the following gaseous phase first-order reaction A(g) -‘> 2B(g)+ C(g) initial pressure was found to be 400mm and it is changed to 1000 mm after

20 min. Calculate rate constant. 4

(b) What do you mean by one component system? Draw and discuss the phase diagram of one component system where one substance exist in two allotropic forms.

7. (a) Write down the electronic configuration of MOs of °?‘ 0 0 and predict the magnetic properties, bond order and order of stability. 6

(b) The reversible reduction potential of pure water is —0.413 V under 1.00 atm pressure. If reduction is consider to be 2H + 2e — H9. Calculate pH of water. . 4

8. (a) Compare the difference between Freckle Defect and Scotty defect with examples. 3

(b) Give an example of a Hamiltonian Operator, Eigen function and Eigen value

for obeying the Eigen-value equation. 4

(c) Compare the difference between Eutectic reaction and peritectic reaction

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FECS 6401

Seventh Semester Examination — 2011

INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

Full Marks—70

Time: 3- Hours

Answer Question No. 1 which ¡s compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures in the right-hand margin indicate marks.

Answer the following questions:. 2x10

(a) State whether the following system is linear or not y (t) = 2÷ x (t).

(b) State whether a unit ramp sequence is a power signal or an energy signal.

(c) State whether the following signal is periodic or not, if periodic, find the

Fundamental period: x (n) = cos (1.0472n) + sin (2.3562n).

(d) Find the z-transform of the signal x (n) = u (—n). Also state the ROC.

(e) Write down the relationship between DFT and z-transform.

(f) What do you mean by twiddle factor and write down its two properties.

(g) How many complex additions and multiplications are required to compute?

64-point DFT via decimation-in-frequency FFT algorithm?

(h) Write down two main advantages of FIR filter over IIR filter.

(i) Why impulse-invariant method is not preferred in the design of IIR filter other than Low Pass Filter?

(j) Give the bilinear transform equation between s-plane and z-plane.

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FEEC 6301

Fifth Semester Examination — 2011

DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Full Marks—70

Time: 3- Hours

Answer Question No. 1 which ¡s compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures in the right-hand margin indicate marks.

Answer the following questions: 2x10

(a) The ability to modify the physical scheme without causing application

Programs to be rewritten is in _____________.

(i) Physical Data Independence

(ii) Logical Data Independence

(b) Which of the following statements best describes the function of an entity relation model?

(j) An ER model ¡s concerned primarily with a logical view of the data and secondly with the physical implementation

(ii) An ER model is concerned primarily with a physical implementation of the data and secondly with the logical view,

(iii) An ER model provides a view of the logic of the data and not the physical implementation

(iv)An ER model is entirely concerned with modeling the physical implementation

c) How many distinct tuples are in a relation instance with cardinality 22?

d) Why some functional dependencies are called trivial?

(e) The rule that prohibits transitive dependencies is —

(I) second normal form -

(ii) First normal form

(iii) Third normal form

(iv) None of the above

(f) A weak entity type —

(i) Must have total participation in an identifying relationship

(ii) Does not have a key attribute(s)

(iii) Both O) and (ii)

(iv) None of the above

(g) What is a foreign key constraint? Why are such constraints important?

(h) Difference between the relation and relation schema.

(j) Convert the following algebra to SQL.

FI person name (cy company name “First Bank Corporation”(works))

If people may not work for any company:

n person name (employee) - FI person name

(Company name “First Bank Corporation”)(Works))

(j) What is the phantom problem?

2. (a) Explain the difference between external, internal, and conceptual schemas. How are these different schema layers related to the concepts of logical and physical data independence? 5

(b) Explain the distinctions among primary key, candidate key and super key. 5

3. A university database contains information about faculty (identified by

Identification number) and courses (identified by coursed). Faculties teach

Courses; each of the following situations concerns the Teaches relationship set. For each situation, draw an ER diagram that describes it.

(I) Faculties can teach the same course in several semesters, and each offering must be recorded. 2.5

(ii) Faculties can teach the same course in several semesters, and only the most recent such offering needs to be recorded. (Assume this condition applies in all subsequent questions.) 2.5

(iii) Every faculty must teach some course. 2.5

(iv) Every faculty teaches exactly one course (no more, no less), and every course must be taught by some faculty. 2.5

7. (a) Compare between timestamp and two phase locking schemes. 5

(b) Explain the difference between Hash indexes and B+—tree indexes. 5

8. (a) Write short notes on ACID properties. 5

(b) Describe the use of locks for improved conflict resolution in Optimistic

Concurrency Control.

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PCBT 4402

Seventh Semester Examination — 2011

BIOREACTOR DESIGN AND ANALYSIS

Full Marks —70

Time: 3-Hours

Answer Question No. 1 which is compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures ¡n the right-hand margin indicate marks.

Answer the following questions: 2x10

(a) Write down the rate equation with example.

(b) What are the reasons for non-ideality ¡n the flow pattern of bioreactors?

(c) What is space time and space velocity?

(d) Write down the mass balance equation for plug flow reactor.

(e) What is the critical dilution rate? Write down the mathematical expression for it.

(f) In a typical aerobic fermentation process, the diffusivity coefficient for oxygen into the fermentation broth is 8x1010m2/s. The stagnant liquid

film thickness was calculated to be 6 microns. Find the mass transfer

coefficient for oxygen based on film theory.

(g) Differentiate between plug flow reactor (PFR) and continuous stirred tank

reactor (CSTR).

(h) What is the function of sparger in a bioreactor?

(i) Write down the relation between Qour and Qsco

(j) What is aspect ratio of a fermenter?

2. What ¡s meànt by residence time distribution (RTD)? Describe RTD studies

of ideal non-ideal flow bioreactor. 4+6

3. A 10m3 fermenter ¡s operated continuously with feed substrate concentration 50kgm3. The microorganism cultivated in the reactor has the following

characteristics: = O.56h, K = 0.75 kg /rn3, Y= 0.5 kg kg-1.

Maintenance requirement and product formation are negligible. 5+5

(i) What teed flow rate is required to achieve 90% substrate conversion?

(ii) How does the biomass productivity at 92% substrate conversion compare

with the maximum possible biomass productivity?

4. What is plug flow reactor? Describe the basic design principles and kinetics of PFR. 2+8

5. Write short notes on the following: 5+5

(j) Air lift fermenter

(ii) Programmed Reactor

6. Describe briefly the concept of design of a fermenter. What factor do you

consider as essential for a successful design and operation of a fermenter?

7. Write short notes on the following: 5+5

(a) Reactor stability

(b) Biosensors

8. In a fed-batch culture operating with intermittent addition of glucose solution,

values of the following parameters are given at time t= 2h, when the system

is at quasi-steady state: 2.5x4

Culture volume (V) = 1000 ml

Substrate concentration (S0) = 100 gm glucose / liter

Limiting rate constant (Ks) = 0.1gm glucose / liter

Initial amount of biomass in the reactor (X) = 30gm

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Seventh Semester Examination — 2011

MEDICAL AND Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

Time: 3

Answer Question No. 1 which is compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures in the right-hand margin indicate marks.

Answer the following questions:

(a) What is hormone? Give examples of two human hormones.

(b) What ¡s semi-synthetic antibiotic? Example two of them.

(C) Define drug. What is CADD?

(d) Write four sentences on genomics.

(e) What is a steroid? Give one example with structure.

(f) Write the use of antibiotics.

(g) Define antigen and antibody.

(h) What is virology?

(i) What is Hybridoma?

(j) What is Electrophoresis?

2. Give details of “interferon” production by genetically engineered cells.

3. Microbial transformation for the production of semi-synthetic antibiotic. 10

4. Write uses of biosensors for rapid clinical analyses. 10

5. Write on DNA vaccines.

6. Write briefly on separation and identification techniques for protein analysis. 10

7. Write notes on the followings: 2x5

(a) Gene Therapy

(b) Toxico-genomics

8. Write notes on the followings: 2x5

(a) Proteomics in drug development

(b) Diagnosis of diseases by proteomics.

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BPUT previous year question paper Of PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, 7th Semester 2011

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PCCS 4402

Seventh Semester Examination — 2011

PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

Full Marks—70

Time: 3- Hours

Answer Question No. 1 which is compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures ¡n the right-hand margin indicate marks.

Answer the following questions: 2x10

(a) What is software engineering?

(b) How you distinguish between program and software product?

(C) Why software life cycle model is important?

(d) What is software project management?

(e) What is a sequence diagram?

(f) What is a singleton design pattern?

(g) How cohesion differs from coupling?

(h) What do you mean by reengineering?

(I) How system testing differs from integration testing?

(j) What are the important artifacts that can be reused?

2. Compare the relative advantages of using waterfall model and the spiral model of software development. Under what circumstances Prototyping model is beneficial to use. Discuss with examples. 5+5

3. Discuss the major advantages of the object oriented design methodologies over data flow oriented design methodology. Discuss the importance of preparing SRS document. What s phase containment of errors? 4+4+2

4. State the organization of an SPMP document. How Function point metric over comes some drawbacks of Lines of Code metric? 5+5

5. How black box testing differs from white box testing? Write down the different types of performance testing. Write down the format of a test case. 4+4+2

6. What are the different types of maintenance that a software product might need? Discuss two software maintenance process models in detail. 5+5

7. How do you find out cyclomatic complexity of a function? Discuss with anexample. Draw level O and level 1 DFD of an online railway reservation system where normal users and agents can book and cancel railway tickers. All tickets cancelled after the actual departure of the train has to be authorized by the railway administrators for refund. 4+6

8. Write short notes on: 2.5x4

(a) Test coverage analysis

(b) Code review techniques

(c) SEI CMMI level

(d) Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE).

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BPUT previous year question paper Of PRINCIPLES OF MOBILE COMPUTING, 7th Semester 2011

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FECE 6402

Seventh Semester Examination — 2011

PRINCIPLES OF MOBILE COMPUTING

Full Marks—70

Time: 3 Hours

Answer Question No. 1 which is compulsory and any five from the rest.

The figures in the right-hand margin indicate marks.

Answer the following questions: 2x10

(a) What are the advantages and disadvantages of a wireless transmission as compared to a fibre or wired transmission?

(b) What are the software component layers needed in mobile system?

(c) How is FDMA applied in a GSM network?

(d) What are the various WAP protocols?

(e) What are the functions of the GPRS network nodes?

(f) Explain about the classical aloha scheme?

(g) How are guard spaces realized between users in CDMA?

(h) Write the advantages that IPV6 offer for mobility.

(i) Write the various characteristics of GIOBALSTAR systems.

(j) What is a Pico net?

2(a) who performs the MAC algorithm for SDMA? What could be possible roles of mobile stations, base stations and base transceiver station from the network provider? 6

(b) Explain the functions of the above entities with the help of the PCS architecture. 4

3(a) How is the localization, location update and roaming done and reflected in the databases of wireless networks. 5

(b) What are the typical roaming scenarios? 5

4. (a) How location management done on a cellular system ? What are the advantage and disadvantages of small cells?

(b) Write the difference between handoff and roaming with the help of a suitable example. 4

5. (a) How many types of wireless networks are there? Explain with the help of suitable example. 5

(b) Compare IEEE8O2.11, HiperLAN2 and Bluetooth with regard to their ad-hoc capabilities? 5

6. (a) List the entities of mobile-IP and describe data transfer from mobile node to a fixed node. 5

(b) Explain the process of Tunneling in Mobile IP network? 5 ‘

7. Discuss the physical frame format of IEEE8O2.11 using the spread spectrum technique which separates by code. 10

8. (a) Draw and explain about the WAP architecture. 5

(b) Describe the functions of the various layers of WAP protocol stack. 5.

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