Simplification, Finding Compliments & Proving using laws Maxterms, Minterms, SOP & POS (farming expressions)
1 Mark 1 Mark
Definitions related to Boolean Algebra Logic Circuits using primary gates (AND, OR, NOT) and/or Universal gates Question No.2 (This covers the following) Memory address calculation Converting Infix expression to Postfix/Prefix Definitions from the entire syllabus and application(s) Simplification or proving Boolean expression using laws
1) Drawing correct gates 2) Marking the output at each stage Marks Distribution 1) Working with correct formula 2) Correct result 1) Working with correct rules 2) Correct expression 1) Definition 2) Application (if asked) 1) Working 2) Mentioning Laws 3) Correct Result
Sl. No. 1
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Representation of Boolean expression using Universal gates or definitions from theory Question No.3 (It has two parts a and b)
1) Drawing correct gates 2) Marking the output at each stage OR 3) Definition(s) and Application Marks Distribution 1) Working/ Dry run 2) Correct result
3 Marks 2 Marks
5 Marks
PART-II
This part is divided into three sections (i.e. Section A, Section B, Section C) including choices
2 Marks 1 Mark
Solving Boolean Expression or function using K-Maps divided into two parts (a & b) and each part carries 5 marks
5+5=10
1 Mark 1 Mark
Prepositional statements using 4 variables for generating truth table and writing the SOP/POS expression
10
1) Truth table with input and correct output combination 2) Writing correct SOP/POS expression 3) Reducing above SOP/POS expression using K- Maps i) Correct K Map Table and labeling ii) Writing correct Minterms/Maxterms (i.e. Pairs, Quads and Octets) iii) Writing correct SOP/POS expression iv) Logic circuit for the expression with proper labeling at each stage
4 Marks 1 Mark
2 Marks 1 Mark
1 Mark 1 Mark
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10
1) Definition with correct key words along with its uses 2) Truth table with input and correct output combination 3) Correct logic with labeling at each stage
10
10
1) Documentation 2) Correct Class declaration 3) Constructor(default and parameterized) 4) Function definitions or writing input and output buffers and read/write functions including other statements
10
10
1) Step wise working (expected 45 steps) but the steps must be more then marks will be distributed accordingly 2) Finding complexity and final solution
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There will be three questions in the question paper of which the candidate has to choose any one and do the following as given below for the chosen program. Sl. No. 1. Question Type Algorithm Maximum Marks allotted 10 Marks Distribution 1) Correct Input steps. 2) Correct Output steps. 1) Using remarks/comments in the program itself stating a brief description of the logic, formula if any. 1) Program with correct logic clearly depicting the algorithm. 2) Correct Output with proper documentation. 5 Marks 5 Marks
2.
Documentation/Mnemonic Names
10
10 Marks
3.
15 Marks 5 Marks
20
4.
20
1) Program typing on system without 15 Marks error. 2) Output using given format. 5 Marks 3) To take the print out/Hard copy of the program along with correct output. 1) The question based on program attempted and from syllabus also. 20 Marks
5.
Viva based on the logic of the question attempted Year work i.e. Practical file/Lab manual file
20
6.
20
1) Internal Assessment by the subject 10 Marks teacher. 2) External Assessment by the 10 Marks Visiting examiner.
Note :- If the candidates are given 1 hour during planning session then for the practical session 2 hours would be given and if during planning session 1 hours are given then for the practical session only 1 hours would be given. Sl. no. 1, 2, 3 would be covered during planning session in the examination hall within the given time. Sl. no. 4, 5 would be done in the computer lab within the given time.
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