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Sri Krishnadevaraya University:: Ananthapuramu DIRECTORATE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

ASSIGNMENT First Year M.A. Political Science

Paper I:Western Political Thought Max Marks:25

Section-A

Answer any ONE of the Following in minimum 40 lines (1x5=5M) 1. Plato’s theory of communism.

2. St. Thomas Aquinas ideas on law

Section –B

Answer any TWO of the following in minimum 60 lines (2x10=20M)

3.Discuss Aristotle views on State and classification of Constitution . 4.Desucibe B.D. montesquien’s Political contributions . 5.Eplain J.S. Mill arguments on liberty and Representative Government. 6. Critically evaluate Hegel ideas on State and dialectical Materialism .

DIRECTORATE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION Sri Krishnadevaraya University:: Ananthapuramu

ASSIGNMENT First Year M.A. Political Science

Paper II: Select Constitution Max Marks:25

Section-A

Answer any ONE of the Following in minimum 40 lines (1x5=5M) 1. Salient features of UK Constitution .

2. Powers and functions of Congress in USA.

Section –B

Answer any TWO of the following in minimum 60 lines (2x10=20M)

3. What are the Salient features of German Constitution ? Discuss. 4. Explain the powers and function of American President. 5. What is the role played by the political parties in Japan ? Elucidate . 6. Discuss the characteristic features of Srilanka Constitution . . ******************************************************************************

ASSIGNMENT

First Year M.A. SOCIOLOGY

Paper-I -sociological analysis

Section-A

Answer any ONE of the following in minimum 40 lines 1 X 5 = 5

1) Define social groups Explain its characteristics 2) What is meant by culture Explain its components

Section‐B

Answer any Two of the following in minimum 60 lines 2 X 10 = 20

3) Write briefly about the emergence of sociology 4) Discuss class as a dimension of social stratification 5) Explain social control. Explain its types 6) Discuss the nature and characteristics of social change

Paper‐II – Social Thought and Sociological Perspectives ________________________________________________________________________

Section‐A


1) Discuss August Comte’s hierarchy of sciences 2) Discuss Durkheim’s division of labour

Section‐B

Answer any TWO of the following in minimum 60 lines 2 X 10 = 20

3) Explain the contribution of Cooley, Mead and Freud 4) Explain Sorokin’s Socio‐cultural dimension 5) Present the salient features of functional paradigm 6) How did Karl Marx explain the Theory of social change

Paper‐III‐Social Research and Statistics Section‐A


1) Hypothesis 2) Observation

Section‐B


3) Define case study Explain its features 4) Explain the importance of the statistics in social science research 5) Write about research design 6) Discuss the various steps in writing research report

Paper‐IV‐ Indian society: structure and change

Section‐A


1) Concept of Varna 2) Kinship

Section‐B

Answer any Two of the following in minimum 60 lines 2 X 10 = 20

3) Discuss the features of the caste system 4) Write about peasant movements in India 5) Define Sankritization explain its features 6) Bring out the cause of social tensions in India

Paper‐V – Rural and urban sociology

Section‐A


1) Dominant Caste 2) Green Revolution

Section‐B


3) Ex plain the Morphological features of urban centers in India 4) Write about urban policy and planning in India 5) Discuss the causes and consequence of poverty 6) Explain the importance of Panchayati on raj rural develop 7) ment

Adivasi Forum Appeals to President against Polavaram (6)

HYDERABAD: The Adivasi Solidarity Forum has made an appeal to the President

Pranab Mukherjee to take steps for withdrawal of the amendment sought to be made to the AP

Reorganization Bill to divide the tribal region by transferring scheduled villages from Khammam

district to the residuary state of Andhra Pradesh. In a memorandum to the President, the forum

said that the amendment seeks to transfer all the villages of the mandals of Kukunoor,

Velerpadu, Burgampadu, Chintoor, Kunavaram, and Vararamachandrapuram to the new state of

Andhra Pradesh. All villages of Bhadrachalam mandal except revenue village of Bhadrachalam

comprising Lord Rama temple also are proposed to be transferred to the state of AP. The transfer

is being envisaged on the grounds that the villages would be submerged due to Polavaram

project. The Forum wanted withdrawal of the hasty moves of according national status to the

controversial Polavaram dam and transferring the villages from Scheduled area of Khammam to

AP which is in gross violation of several laws of the land making adivasi people victims of

cultural genocide More than three lakh people belonging to Koya, Konda Reddy (ST), Scheduled

Caste and other communities dependent on land and forest are going to be affected by the

project. A great human tragedy and environmental disaster in the Eastern Ghats should be

avoided. The cabinet decision on the AP Reorganisation Bill with regard to Polavaram project

and the proposed amendments to it is arbitrary and in violation of Article 244 that provides

mandatory process for administration and control of the Scheduled Areas in accordance with the

Fifth Schedule which require consultation and approval of the Tribal Advisory Council in the

state. The Forum argued that the Polavaram project is in violation of The Right to Fair

Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act,

2013, which provides for ‘land for land’ in command area for the affected people under irrigation

projects and protection to ensure that ‘’all benefits, including the reservation benefits available to

the Scheduled Tribes and the Scheduled Castes in the affected area shall continue in the

resettlement area.” It is also mandatory for obtaining prior consent of Gram Sabhas or the

Panchayats concerned in the Scheduled Area. The signatories to the memorandum were: Adivasi

Soliadrity Fourm convenor M Bharath Bhushan, co-convener P Trinadha Rao and Prof E Revathi

of Centre for Economic and Social Studies. (Indian Express 11/2/14)

‘Schemes for tribal people not implemented properly’ (6)

Udhagamandalam: Condemning the alleged callous outlook of officials towards the problems concerning tribal communities, members of the Erumad Adivasi Kurumbas Munnetra Sangam staged a demonstration in front of the Collectorate here on Monday. N.M. Balan, president of the sangam, said that though their grievances were many, they wanted the officials to take action on at least some of them. Though the government had evolved several schemes, and enacted laws to uplift the tribal communities they were not being implemented properly by many of the officials. Owing to this they were not serving their purpose. By misusing the schemes, the officials were defeating their objectives. Many nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) were getting funds from the government and other agencies within the country and abroad for the uplift of tribal communities. Of the amount, 80 per cent was used by the NGOs for paying salaries and meeting other expenses. This gave the impression that the focus of the NGOs was not on tribal development but ensuring the livelihood of their employees. Several complaints Notwithstanding nothing tangible has been done to check the trend. Referring to a scheme implemented recently by the Department of Adi-Dravidar and Tribal Welfare for the benefit of the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Communities, he said that action should be taken against officials who allegedly distributed benefits to ineligible persons. Education assistance for tribal students for 2012-13 should be fully disbursed. The mystery surrounding the death of Govindan of Kallichal in Cherambadi at K.R. Pet in Karnataka in January 2010 should be unravelled. The explanations given so far by the police were not satisfactory. (The Hindu 25/3/14)

SRI KRISHNADEVARAYA UNIVERSITY:: ANANTHAPURAMU Directorate of Distance Education

PAPER- I: Micro Economics M.A FIRST YEAR

SECTION – A Marks – 25 Answer any ONE of the following in minimum 40 lines 1x5=5

1. Explain Law of Diminishing Marginal utility and its effects on Demand. 2. Describe Kin-ked demand curve of sweezy model.

SECTION—B 2x10=20

3. Critically examine Ricordian theory of rent

4. Explain and illustrate the Law of variable proportion. 5. Discuss Kolder - Hicks compensation principle for Welfare improvement. 6. Describe full – cost pricing theory.

SRI KRISHNADEVARAYA UNIVERSITY:: ANANTHAPURAMU Directorate of Distance education PAPER- II: MACRO ECONOMICS

M.A FIRST YEAR SECTION – A Marks - 25 Answer Any One of the following question in minimum 40 lines 1x5=5

1. What are the methods of estimation National Income in India?

2. Critically examine the Keynesian theory of Employment.

SECTION – B

Answer any TWO of the following question in minimum 60 lines 2x10=20

3. Relative income Hypothesis is an improvement over absolute income

Hypothesis.

4. Explain Melton Friedman’s modern quantity theory of money.

5. Discuss General Equilibrium analysis in an open economy.

Briefly explain Mixed Inflation.


PAPER- III: History of Economic Thought M.A FIRST YEAR

SECTION – A Marks - 25 Answer any ONE of the following in minimum 40 lines 1x5=5

1. State the factors shaping the mercantilism.

2 Write a note on Human Development Index.

SECTION – B

Answer any TWO of the following in minimum 60 lines 2x10=20

3 Explain the scope and importance of economic thought

4 Critically examine the Malthusian theory of population.

5 Elucidate the process of the breakdown of the capitalism as predicted by

Karl Marx.

6 Examine the economic philosophy of Amartya Sen.

SRI KRISHNADEVARAYA UNIVERSITY:: ANANTHAPURAMU Directorate of Distance Education PAPER- IV: PUBLICE ECONOMICS

M.A FIRST YEAR SECTION – A Marks – 25

Answer any ONE of the following in minimum 40 lines 1x5=5 1. Explain the objective of Budgetary policy 2. Write about the principles of debt management

SECTION - B 2X10=20

3. Explain the principle of maximum social advantage

4. Explain the different cannons of taxation

5. Explain Wiseman and Peacock Theories of Public expenditure

6. Discuss the effects of increasing public expenditure on production, distribution and economic growth


First Year M.A Economics

Paper V: Quantitative Methods

Max. Marks: 25

Section – A

Answer any One of the following in minimum 40 lines (1X5=5 marks)

1. Complete the modal and find the equilibrium price and quantity traded for, given the following equation: Demand equation =Qd = 100 – 20P and Supply equation = QS = -5+15P

2. Define the normal distribution and explain the properties of normal distribution.

Section – B

Answer any two of the following in minimum 60 lines (2 X 10= 20marks)

4. Describe the conditions for minimum turning point, maximum turning point and point of inflexion. Find the turning points and point of inflexion for the following cure:

Y = 40+ 3X – 2X 2 +X3/ 3

3. Solve the following set of simultaneous equations through Crammer’s Rule: 3X1 + X2 + 2X3 = 2

2X1 + 3X2 + X3 = 2

5X1 + 4X2 + 3X3 = 3.

4. Discuss different types of Probability and Non-Probability Sample Designs and explain their merits and demerits.

5. Explain the importance of Regression Equations and estimate the Regression equation of Y on X and Regression equation of X on Y for the following Data:

Height of fathers (X) (inches)

65 63 67 64 68 62 70 72 73 74

Height of Sons (Y) (inches)

68 66 68 65 69 66 68 70 68 70

Estimate the correlation coefficient based on two regression coefficients.

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DIRECTORATE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

Sri Krishnadevaraya University::Anantapuramu

ASSIGNMENT

First Year MA ENGLISH

Max Marks: 25

Paper I-English Poetry

Section –A

Answer any ONE of the following in minimum 20 lines 1 x 5 = 5

1). Blank Verse.

2). Romanticism.

Section – B

Answer any TWO of the following in minimum 40 lines 2 x 10 = 20

3). Attempt a critical analysis of the poems of John Donne prescribed for your study.

4). “Ode to Nightingale” is the tension between the actual and ideal in all human experiences. Elucidate.

5). Briefly describe Browning’s art in portraying the Duke and his attitude to the dead Duchess.

6). Bring out the spiritual and moral crisis of the world in The Waste Land.



ASSIGNMENT


Max Marks : 25

Paper II-English Drama

Section –A


1). Restoration Comedy.

2). Surrealism.

Section - B


3). Bring out the significance of the title Volpone or the Fox.

4). Hamlet is about ‘the play with in a play’. Discuss.

5). Discuss the double standard of morality in The Way of the World.

6). Are Petey and Meg happily married? Provide examples to support your argument.



ASSIGNMENT


Max Marks : 25

Paper III-English Fiction

Section –A


1). Sociological Realism.

2).Stream of Consciousness.

Section – B


3). Attempt a critical analysis of Robinson Crusoe.

4). Write an essay on the use of comic irony in the novel Emma.

5). Comment on the feminist preoccupations of Margaret Drabble.

6). Write a critical note on the structure of Heart of Darkness.



ASSIGNMENT


Max Marks : 25

Paper IV-Indian English Literature

Section –A


1). Nostalgic element in the poem Sita.

2).What is ‘Relation’ according to Nehru.

Section - B


3). Comment on the title Thought the Paraclete.

4). Consider deliverance as the theme of The Post Office.

5). Write a critical note on the philosophical content in the novel The Serpent and the Rope.

6). Explain the character of Maya in the novel Cry, the Peacock.



ASSIGNMENT


Max Marks : 25

Paper V-The English Language

Section –A


1). Write a short note on The English consonants.

2). Write a short note on the manner of articulation.

Section - B


3). Discuss the major differences between British English and American English.

4). Attempt an essay on the classification of Vowels.

5). Describe the following sentences using the P S rules:

a. The Kids played in the ground.

b. The children ate their breakfast.

c. They look smart.

d. It wasn’t raining.

6). Transcribe five of the following sentences into phonetic script, marking stress and intonation.

a. What were you doing yesterday?

b. What a pleasant weather!

c. Honesty is the best policy.

d. I will come tomorrow.

e. He has come just now.

f. It flew high in the air.

g. Just close the door.

h. Will you keep quiet?

M.Sc. MATHEMATICS

Paper - I : TOPOLOGY

Max. Marks : 25

Section – A

Answer any one of the following in minimum of 40 lines 1x5 = 5

1. Let A be a a sub space of a complete metric space, and show that A is a compact if and only if A is totally bounded.

2. State and prove that Lindlof’s theorem.

Section – B

Answer any two of the following in minimum 60 lines. 2x10 = 20 3. (a) Define metric space and Give the Example of metric space.

(b) State and prove Cantor’s intersection theorem

.

4. (a) Let X and Y be two metric spaces and f is a mapping from X to Y. Show that f is continuous iff f-1(G) is open in X, whenever G is open in Y. (b) Prove that any continuous image of a compact space is compact.

5. (a) State and prove Lebesque’s Converges lemma. (b) A topological space is compact if and only if every basic open cover has a finite sub cover.

6. (a) State and prove Tychnoff’s theorem

(b) State and prove Uryssons imbedding theorem.

Paper – II : ANALYSIS

Max. Marks : 25

Section – A


1. If m*(E) = 0 and RF ⊆ , then prove that m*( FE ∪ ) = m*(F).

2. Show that dxx

xSin∫∞

0

converges.

Section – B

Answer any two of the following in minimum 60 lines. 2x10 = 20 3. (a) Show that the Lebesgue outer measure of any interval is its length.

i.e., m*(I) = )(Il . (b) If { }nE is decreasing sequence of measurable sets with ∞<)( 1Em then show

that ( )knnnEmEm

∞→

∞

==⎟

⎠⎞

⎜⎝⎛ ∩ lim

1.

4. (a) Let f be a bounded and defined on a measurement set E with m€ finite. Then prove that f is measurable if and only if ∫∫

≤≥=

EfEf

dxxSupdxx )()(inf ϕψϕψ

for all simple

functions ϕ and ψ . (b) State and prove Bounded Converges theorem.

5. (a) Define absolute continuous function and a function of bounded variation (b) (a) State and prove Schwarz theorem. 6. State and prove inverse function theorem..

Paper – III : ALGEBA

Max. Marks : 25

Section – A


1. Show that Any group is isomorphic to a sub group of S(X) for a suitable set X. 2. State and Prove Einstein Criterion theorem.

Section – B

Answer any two of the following in minimum 60 lines. 2x10 = 20 3. (a) Prove that any non – identity permutation in nS can be uniquely expressed as a

product of disjoint cycles and this representation is unique except for the order of occurrences of the cycles. (b) Let G be a finite group and p be a prime number such that p divides o(G). then there exists an element a of order p in G.

4. (a) Show that the set of Gaussian integers J(i) from an Euclidian ring. (b) State and prove Sylow’s theorem - I.

5. (a) If R is a factorization domain, then the product of two primitive polynomials in R[x] is again a primitive polynomial in R[x]. (b) If R is unique factorization domain , then prove that R[x] is also a unique factorization domain. 6. Prove that K is a normal extension of F if and only if K is the splitting field of some polynomial over F.

Paper IV – DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

Max. Marks : 25 Section – A

Answer any one of the following in minimum of 40 lines 1x5 = 5 1. Find all solutions of the equation 02 '''2'''3 =+−+ yxyyxyx for 0>x . 2. Find the general integral of the equation zqzxypyx =−−+− )()( and the particular

solution through the circle 1,1 22 =+= yxz .

Section – B Answer any two of the following in minimum 60 lines. 2x10 = 20

3. (a) state and prove orthogonal properties of the Bessel functions. (b) Show that )(2)()( '

11 xJxJxJ nnn =− +−

and )(2)()( 111 xJnxxJxJ nnn

−+− =+ .

4. Find the solution of the IVP 1)0(,' == yxyy by the method of successive approximations.

5. (a) Show that the equations xyqxp =− xzqpx =+2 are compatible and find their solutions (b) Find the complete integral of the equation qzqp =+ )( 22 .

6. (a) find a particular integral of the equation 2'2 2)( xyzDD −=− .

(b) Reduce the equation yzny

yzy

xzn nn

∂∂

=∂∂

−∂∂

− −122

22

2

22)1( to canonical form and

find its general solution.

Paper V – MATHEMATICAL MAETHODS

Max. Marks : 25

Section – A Answer any one of the following in minimum of 40 lines 1x5 = 5

1. Use Euler’s method to find y at x = 0.2 choosing h = 0.1, given yxy

dxdy 2

−= and

1=y and 0=x .

2. Obtain the weak formulation of the given BVP 10,0 <<=+⎟⎠⎞

⎜⎝⎛ xf

dxdua

dxd (1)

Subjected to the conditions u(0) = 0, ghudxdua

lx

=⎟⎠⎞

⎜⎝⎛ +

=

(2)

where f and g are functions of x and h, l are constants.

Section – B Answer any two of the following in minimum 60 lines. 2x10 = 20

3. (a) Obtain the variational formation for the poisson’s equation 12 =∇− T in ]1),(0[ <<Ω yx (1)

T = 0 on x = 1 and y = 1

0=∂∂

nT on 0=x and 0=y

4. Compute the coefficient matrix and the right – hand side of the N-parameter Rayleigh Ritz approximation of the equation

100)1( <<=⎥⎦⎤

⎢⎣⎡ +− xfor

dxdux

dxd

U(0) = 0 , u(1) = 1 Use algebraic polynomials for the approximations. Specialize your result for N = 2 and compute t6he Ritz coefficients.

5. Give the finite element formula of the following BVP

100)41()1( <<=+−⎥⎦⎤

⎢⎣⎡ +− xforx

dxdux

dxd

U(0) = 0 , u(1) = 0.

6. (a) Solve tettytyty 32111 6)(9)(6)( −=++ The boundary conditions are y(0) = 0 and y1(0) = 0

(b) Find (i) ⎭⎬⎫

⎩⎨⎧

+−

2221

)( assL (ii)

⎭⎬⎫

⎩⎨⎧

++−

41

)1(13

ssL

MSc (CS) - I Year

PAPER-I: DATA STRUCTURES AND C++

PART – A

Answer any ONE of the following 1 X 5 = 5

1. What is data structure? Define Abstract data types.

2. Explain the syntax of pure virtual functions.

PART - B

Answer any TWO of the following 2 X 10 = 20

3. What is circular linked list? Explain its operations with example.

4. What is operator overloading? Explain with suitable example program.

5. Explain basic Heap algorithm in detail.

6. Write a c++ program for insertion sort and selection sort.

PAPER-II: COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND OPERATING SYSTEM

PART – A


1. Explain different functional units of a digital computer.

2. What are the methods for handling deadlocks?

PART - B


3. Explain how the controls transfer in hardwired control unit with suitable diagram.

4. Explain the working principle of magnetic disk.

5. Give Booth’s algorithm to multiply two binary numbers. Explain the working of algorithm taking

an example.

6. Describe demand paging with neat diagram and explain in detail.

PAPER-III: COMPUTER NETWORKS

PART – A


1. Explain in detail the error detection and error corrections.

2. Name the four basic network topologies and explain them giving all the

relevant features.

PART - B


3. What is routing? Explain the distance vector routing algorithm?

4. What is congestion? Explain TCP transmission policy?

5. Explain the message transfer using simple mail transfer protocol.

6. What are the services provided by transport layer protocol?

MSc (CS) - I Year

PAPER-IV: DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

PART – A


1. Explain about transaction management?

2. What is query processing? Explain it with example.

PART - B


3. What is data independence? Explain difference between logical and physical data

independence?

4. What is ER-diagram? What are the uses of IT? Explain in detail.

5. Explain database architecture and give applications of database system?

6. What is normalization? Explain in detail about normalization with suitable examples.

PAPER-V: DISCRETE MATHEMATICS

PART – A


1. Define and explain strong mathematical induction?

2. How many edges are there in a graph of 10 vertices each of degree is 6.

PART - B


3. a. Explain principle of inclusion-exclusion.

b. State and explain Recursion Theorem.

4. a. Prove that “Every chain is a distributed lattice”.

b. Define deterministic and non-deterministic finite state automata and explain them with

example?

5. Explain searching algorithms with suitable examples?

6. Explain the travelling salesman problem?

PAPER-VI: OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING THROUGH JAVA

PART – A


1. What is string? Explain any five string methods in java.

2. Write the difference between exception and error.

PART - B


3. Write a java program for finding matrix multiplication.

4. Explain any five AWT components in detail?

5. What is thread? Explain life cycle of thread.

6. Explain about streams and files in detail.

PGDCA QUESTIONS FOR ASSIGNMENTS SET‐I

Paper –I : Introduction to Information Technology

MAX Marks: 25

Part –A

Answer any ONE of the following. 1x5=5

1. What are the different parts of a Computer?. Explain. 2. Discuss about the different types of storage Devices.

Part –B

Answer any TWO of the following. 2x10=20 3. Explain how the Computers Accept Input from Keyboard And Mouse? 4. Explain how computer represent Data? and how it process Data. 5. Explain E‐Mail and Internet Services. 6. What is meant by Productive Software/ Explain about DBMS?

Paper II: Programming in C and Data Structures

MAX Marks: 25

Part –A


1. Explain the Importance of C. What bare the contents, Variables and data Types in C 2. Write about Structures and Unions.

Part –B

Answer any TWO of the following. 10x2=20

3. Explain how to manage Input and Output Operations. 4. Discuss about Pointers. 5. Write about Data Structures and their applications. 6. Discuss about Dynamic Memory Allocation and Linked Lists.

Paper –III: DATA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Max. Marks: 25

Part –A


1. What is the Importance of DBMS?

2. Explain about Advanced Data Modeling.

Part –B

Answer any TWO of the following. 2x10=20

3. Explain the relational Data Base Model.

4. Discuss about Normalization of Data Base Tables.

5. Discuss about Data Manipulation Commands in In SQL.

6. Write about Distributed Data Base Management systems.

Paper –IV: GUI PROGRAMMING MAX Marks: 25

Part –A

Answer any ONE of the following. 1x5=5.

1. Explain Working Mouse event and Dialog Boxes. 2. Discuss about Object linked and Embedding (OLE) Fundamentals and OLE drag and Drop.

Part –B

Answer any TWO of the following. 2x10=20.

3. Discuss Objects and Classes. 4. Explain Graphics form application, Multiple Document interface (MDI) using Flex Grid control. 5. Write about File and File System Controls. 6. Narrate the Active X Controls.

Paper –V : OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING THROUGH JAVA

MAX Marks :25

Part –A


1. What is the basic Concept of OOPS? Explain benefits and Applications of OOPS. 2. Explain the concept of Multiple Inheritance.

Part –B


3. Narrate the Over view of Java Language. 4. Discuss about Classes, Objects and Methods. 5. Discuss about Multi‐Threaded Programming. 6. Explain Aspects of Applet Programming

Paper –VI :COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND OPERATING SYSTEMS.

MAX Marks :25

Part –A

Answer any ONE of the following. 1x5=5.

1. Explain AND, OR, NOT, NAND and NOR gates operations.

2. Discuss about Functional Units and Basic Operational Concepts of a Computer.

Part –B


3. Discuss About logical Implementation of Logic Gates , Flip‐Flops , Registers and Shift Registers.

4. Explain about basic Structure of Computer Hardware and Software.

5. Describe the Process Control Block.

6. Discuss about (a)Paging. (b) Virtual Memory.

SRI KRISHNADEVARAYA UNIVERSITY:: ANANTHAPURAMU DIRECTORATE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

B.L.I.Sc Degree Assignment – 2015

PAPER – I : LIBRARY AND SOCIETY Max. Marks:25

Section- A Answer any ONE of the following in one or two pages. 1 x 5 = 5 1) IFLA. 2) Public libraries.

Section-B Answer any TWO of the following in four or five pages. 2 x 10 = 20 1) Describe the role of library in the context of changing society. 2) Examine the implications of fourth law of library science. 3) What is legislation? Discuss its need, purpose and functions. 4) Define objectives and functions of National library?

PAPER- II : REFERENCE & INFORMATION SOURCES AND SERVICES Max. Marks:25

Section – A Answer any ONE of the following in one or two pages. 1 x 5 = 5 1) Define Dictionary. 2) Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI)

Section – B Answer any TWO of the following in four or five pages. 2 x 10 = 20 1) Define Reference Sources. Discuss various types of Reference Sources? 2) What is bibliography? Explain different types of Bibliographies and their uses? 3) How does CAS promote the library services? Briefly explain. 4) What is Information Sources? Explain various types of Information Sources?

PAPER – III : LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION THEORY Max. Marks: 25

Section – A Answer any ONE of the following in one or two pages. 1 x 5 = 5 1) Define Notation 2) Relative Index.

Section – B Answer any TWO of the following in four or five pages. 2 x 10 = 20 1) Briefly describe the postulation procedure in classification. 2) What do you understand by library classification? Discuss its functions? 3) Discuss the salient features of Colon Classification. 4) Discuss the various types of modes of formation of subjects.

PAPER-IV : LIBRARY MANAGEMENT Max. Marks: 25

Section - A Answer any ONE of the following in one or two pages. 1 x 5 = 5 1) Levels of Management. 2) Planning Programme Budgeting System (PPBS).

Section – B Answer any TWO of the Following in four or five pages. 2 x 10 = 20 1) Explain the Management Principles and its functions? 2) Describe the various steps involved in Acquisition of Library Materials. 3) What is Library Committee? Explain about the various types of Committees? 4) What is Library Automation? Discuss its need, Objectives and Requirements?

PAPER – V : LIBRARY CATALOGUING THEORY Max. Marks : 25

Section – A Answer any ONE of the following in one or two pages. 1 x 5 = 5 1) Functions of Library cataloguing? 2) What is ISBD.

Section – B Answer any TWO of the following four or five pages. 2 x 10 = 20 1) Describe the format of catalogue card and Explain various kinds of Entries? 2) What are Normative Principles and Explain the purpose of normative principles. 3) Define AACR- 2 and Explain about the Levels of Description? 4) Explain the various Physical Forms of Library Catalogue?

PAPER –VI : INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-BASICS Max. Marks: 25

Section – A Answer any ONE of the following in one or two pages. 1 x 5 = 5 1. What is Operating Systems. 2. CD ROM.

Section – B Answer any TWO of the following in four or five pages. 2 x 10 = 20

1) List out the various input devices and explain any two input devices. 2) State and explain different types of storage devices. 3) What is Internet? Explain the various services available on Internet. 4) Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using software packages.

Paper – VII : Library Classification ( Practice ) Max. Marks:25

PART-A Classify the following titles:

Assign numbers for the following titles 5 x 1 = 5 1. Social Sciences 2. Bird Photography 3. English Language 4. Hinduism 5. Animal Biochemistry

PART-B Classify the following titles

Assign numbers for the following 4 x 5 = 20 1. Research in Public Administration in UK 2. Wages in Afghanistan 3. Dewey Decimal Classification for Indians 4. Sanskrit words in Hindi 5. Reform movements for Drug addicts

Paper – VIII : Library Cataloguing ( Practice ) Max. Marks: 25

PART-A Catalogue the ONE title of the following as per AACR II

1 x 5 = 05 Title: 1.

A History of libraries in the Western world By

Elmer D Johnson The Scarecrow Press, INC.

New York and London

1965 Other Information: Call No : 2v1N N65 Acc : 652 Pages : 418 Size : 20 cms It includes bibliography.

Title 2.

Reference Service By

S. R. Ranganathan Sarada Ranganathan Endowment

For Library Science Bangalore – 560 078

Other Information: Call No : 025.5 RAN Pages : 432 Size : 20cms ISBN : 81-85273-20-0

PART – B

Catalogue the TWO titles of the following Each title carries TEN marks 2 x 10 = 20

Title 1.

10 Novels Condensed By

Christopher Morley Selma Keller William Mcfee Illustrations by Helen Whitman

J. B. Lippincott Company Philadelphia, New York

1966

Other Information: Call No : 01113x,3x N65 Acc No : 4213 Pages : xii, 454 Size : 22 Copyright year : 1965 Illustrations Title 2.

Machanics for Engineers Statics and Dynamics By

Edward R. Maurer Charles Carr Ecase Angell Roe L Johns

Second Edition Grove Press, INC.

New York

Other Information: Call No : B70bD N65 Acc No : 122345 Year : 1965 Pages : 192 Size : 21 Illustrations It includes bibliography. Title 3.

Association of American Colleges Integrity in the College Curriculum

A Report to the Academic Community Association of American Colleges

Washington, D.C. Other information : Call No : 375 AAC Acc No : 4086 Pages : vi, 47 Size : 21 Date : 1985 Title 4.

Quality for progress and development By

R. K. Bose S. P. Mukherjee

K. G. Ramamurthy Willey Eastern company

New Delhi, Bombay, Madras

Other Information:

Call No : 303.3 BOS

Acc. No. : 41781 Pages : XXIII, 876 Copy right year : 1989 Size : 27 cms ISBN No : 81-224-0240-2 Price : Rs. 380 The book contains bibliography.

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