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    This document contains assignments for a Principles of Multimedia course. It includes two sets of assignments with six questions each. The first set asks students to discuss analog signals, explain speech signals with an example, define vector graphics and bitmapped images, explain the H.263 video compression standard, discuss different types of memory, and list and explain multimedia application classes. The second set asks students to brief developments in multimedia, differentiate between images and graphics, explain run length encoding and differential encoding, discuss differential pulse code modulation, explain how a CRT monitor works, and explain connecting devices that allow hardware to communicate.

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    Fall 2012 Bachelor of Science in Network Technology (B.Sc. NT) - Semester 3 BNT303 - Principles of Multimedia - 4 Credits

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    This document contains assignments for a Principles of Multimedia course. It includes two sets of assignments with six questions each. The first set asks students to discuss analog signals, explain speech signals with an example, define vector graphics and bitmapped images, explain the H.263 video compression standard, discuss different types of memory, and list and explain multimedia application classes. The second set asks students to brief developments in multimedia, differentiate between images and graphics, explain run length encoding and differential encoding, discuss differential pulse code modulation, explain how a CRT monitor works, and explain connecting devices that allow hardware to communicate.

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    Fall 2012 Bachelor of Science in Network Technology (B.Sc.

    NT) Semester 3 BNT303 Principles of Multimedia 4 Credits


    Assignment Set 1 (60 Marks)

    Answer all Questions

    Each Question carries TEN Marks

    1. Discuss the general properties of analog signal 2. Explain speech signal with an example. 3. Define vector graphics and bit mapped image. 4. Explain the video compression standard H.263 5. Discuss the different types of memory 6. List and explain the multimedia application classes.

    Fall 2012 Bachelor of Science in Network Technology (B.Sc. NT) Semester 3 BNT303 Principles of Multimedia 4 Credits
    Assignment Set 2 (60 Marks)
    Answer all Questions 1. Brief about the developments of multimedia 2. Differentiate between images and graphics. 3. Explain the following Run length encoding Differential encoding 4. Discuss differential pulse code modulation (DPCM) 5. Explain the working of a CRT monitor. 6. Explain the connecting devices which allow hardware devices to communicate Each Question carries TEN Marks

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