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A computer is an electronic device that accepts input, processes data according to instructions, stores information, and produces output. It operates through both hardware (physical components like CPU, memory, storage) and software (programs and operating systems).[1][2][7] ### Definition: A computer is an electronic device that processes information based on a set of instructions, storing, retrieving, and manipulating data to perform a wide range of tasks efficiently.[2][1]

### Characteristics:

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Zigbee

IEEE 802.15.4 is a low-power, low-data-rate wireless standard used for IoT sensor 

networks.

Iske upar 3 main protocols banaye gaye hain:

 1. Zigbe Zigbee is a low-power, low-cost wireless mesh protocol for smart homes and IoT

automation.

✔ Advantages

• Supports mesh networking → long-range coverage

• Very low power consumption

• Cheap modules

• Reliable for home automation

✘ Disadvantages

• Low data rate

• Not suitable for high-speed applications

• Limited range without mesh

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1. Wie startet man eine bash-Shell.

Ein Terminal öffnen oder bash eingeben.

2. Wie startet man einen Web-Browser aus der Kommandozeile. Was bedeutet das & in

dem Kontext?

firefox &, & startet im Hintergrund.

3. Was ist für ein sicheres Kennwort/Password zu beachten?

Lang, komplex, ohne persönliche Daten.

4. Wie können Sie Ihr Kennwort in einer shell ändern?

Mit dem Befehl passwd.

5. Welchen Unterschied sehen Sie, wenn Sie die Befehle "ls" und "ls -a" ausführen?

ls zeigt normale

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micro

1. Differentiate XML and HTML.

XML HTML
Extensible Markup Language HyperText Markup Language
Used to store and transport data Used to display data in browser
User-defined tags Predefined tags
Case-sensitive Not case-sensitive
Strict syntax, errors not tolerated Flexible, errors tolerated
Focus: Data Focus: Presentation

2. Differentiate ID and Class in HTML.

ID Class
Unique for one element Can be used for many elements
Used for JS targeting Used mainly for styling
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Singulāris

Plurālis

Cокра-щение

Полный вариант

Перевод

Сокра-

щение

Полный

вариант

Перевод

A.

arteria

артерия

Aа.

arteriae

артерии

B.

bursa

сумка

Bb.

bursae

сумки

For.

forāmen

отверстие

Forr.

foramĭna

отверстия

Gangl.

ganglion

ганглий

Gangll.

ganglia

ганглии

Gl.

glandǔla

железа

Gll.

glandǔlae

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embedded systems

  Lcd display

#define F_CPU 1000000UL //1 MHz clock

#include <avr/io.h>

#include <util/delay.h>

void lcdCommand(unsigned char cmnd)

{

 PORTA = cmnd;

 PORTB &= ~(1<<0);  //RS = 0 for command

 PORTB &= ~(1<<1);  //RW = 0 for write

 PORTB |= (1<<2);  //EN=1 for H to L pulse

 _delay_us(1);

 PORTB &= ~(1<<2);  //EN=0 for H to L pulse

 _delay_us(100);

}

void lcdData(unsigned char data)

{

 PORTA = data;

 PORTB |= (1<<0)

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advance services

6Q1. Write short notes on (Any Four) — (4 × 5 = 20)

(a) Impurities in water and relevant treatment process

Impurities — physical (suspended solids, turbidity), chemical (dissolved salts, hardness, metals, pH), biological (bacteria, viruses, protozoa), and organics (oil, pesticides).
Treatment processes (typical sequence):

  1. Intake & Screening — remove large debris.

  2. Coagulation & Flocculation — add coagulant (alum/iron salts) to destabilize colloids; gentle mixing forms flocs.

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a) What are the disadvantages of virtualization?

b) What is the difference between distributed objects and RPC?
c) Define Federated Clouds.

a) Disadvantages of Virtualization

(Any 3 points for 2 marks)

  1. Performance Overhead:
    Virtual machines run on top of a hypervisor, so applications may not perform as fast as on physical hardware.

  2. High Initial Cost:
    Powerful servers, hypervisors, and storage systems are required, which increases setup cost.

  3. Complex Management:
    Managing multiple VMs, snapshots,

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exam 2

A

ABC Analysis

Assigns items to groups (A, B, C) based on value/importance.
Example: A = laptops, B = keyboards, C = mousepads.

Accumulation

Receiving goods from multiple sources.
Example: A DC receives shipments from 10 factories.

Activity-Based Costing (ABC)

Assigns cost based on activities, not departments.
Example: Shipping-heavy customers show higher cost-to-serve.

Allocation

Matching inventory to customer orders.
Example: DC allocates 50 units to a customer order.

Anticipatory Stock

Inventory

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