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Probability und TEnmin'

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Atl puusuiny, the course.
Random Proev este
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black or bothrandom
Wnat
from a uf:led pack
vi 2 W cids.
(11) There
the are 7 tickets are
queen CO1.2MA
marked random, find
02 The probability that the numbers are nun: t t o 7. 1 three
with tich:'s are seiectrd at
physical ii. arit ICO1, 2M
aptitude tests. development
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Let E be the of UG students i rogi
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the test, G be the event thut the boy si:deni takes
event that a * * g SSses
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prOoaviiY ueOry
i= 0,1,2,.n. Find the expected value of the sum of numbers, if a group or " o u nomber

the casket. (CO1, 2M]

(ii) The cumulative distribution function (CDI) Or a random variable X is defined by

0,x<I
F(X)={ A(x- 1),1 sxs4, Find (a) the vaiue of A and (b) P(1sX <3). CO1, 2M)
I,x> 4

Joru < X < y<1,a+ys

Q4 function of X and Yis given by f(r, y) {
=

Let thejoint density 0,otherwise.

Find (i) the value ofk. (i) fr(x).Sy(),
(ii E(Y |X =
x). CO2, 4M

probability nass function oftwodimensional random variable (A , B ) 1s gveu as olio

O5 The ioint

X
1/8 2/8
3/8 2/8
Find the coneiation coefficient betiveen X'and Y. CO2,3M
(ii) The characteristic function of a random ariable Y is e , find P(1 X s3). T02, 2M)

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Course Name: Introduction to Sociology
Course Code:15BINHS433
After completion of the course, students would be able to:
perspectives and concepts.

caste,
as class,
CO Demonstrate an understanding of sociological pers stratification

CO2 Explain the concept of social stratification and types of in the

and gender. and
methods

concepts
CO3 Apply the major sociological perspectives, social influences

systematic study of society. and

howit shapes
C04 Analyse the relevance of various eainstitutions
and
social interactions.

Note: Attempt All Questions

that
material objects
the
The ways of thinking the ways of acting, and rules, and
Q.1 sets of traditions,
together form a people's way of life that shape behaviours of groups of
and
symbols are enacted as feelings, thought as distinct
from that whicn
to learned behaviour
people. Referring primarily
everything
to desionate
been used
given nature or biology, culture ha
by
troni
aid passed
ISThat beliets. ts, aiu arteiacts
ishumanly produced (habits, culture is distinguished
from

In this formul.tion, a
one generation to another. the widest sense,
in another. In
nature and distinguishes one
society fr that are
phenomena in a society
Culture can be said to include all
the hur. an
not products of biological inheritance. culture is what C03,3
culture ad at the same time.
Human beings are creators of given
:atement in the light of the
makes us human." Analyse the given

paragraph.
ire the "nursery of human
nature". C04,4
groups
Q.2 In the words of Cooley, primary
Give justification.
conflict between the two views of CO01,3
Q.3 It should be noted that there is really nc
viewed as
viewed social r lationship and society
sOciety, i.e., society as
hw they complement each other.
structure." Discuss these two views and

Write Notes on:

CO2,
Q.4 2+2+2

Marxist Thea sfStra:ificction

a)
c) Social Mobility

the relationship between caste nd class with special reference to CO3,4

Q5 Analyse
developments in Indian society.
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Course Title: Life Skills B.Tech. IV Semester Course Code: 15B11HS111

HRs
Maximum Marks: 35 Maximum Time: 2
After pursuing the above mentioned course, the student" will be abie
CO1: Understand Life Skills
required to manage self and one's envir onment
CO2: Apply comprehensive set of skills for life success for self and oun
C03 Analhy group dynermics frr its +ffective
C04: Evaluate the role of women funcivR.ng8
leadership and gende: roles

Note: All Questions are

Compulsory
Q) In the light of women leadershin in India discuss the issue of Glass Celng ICO4,4

CO4, 5
Q.2) Comment upon the challenges of the modern era with reference to gender equdily
Give examples from contemporary Indian scenario.
Q.3) Explain how gender sensitisation can help in changing the traditional gender IC04, 4]
stereotypes.
94). What is Role Conflict? CO2, 51

identity and explain the type of role conllict in the foliowing scenarios:
a) Siddharth's promotion at work requires him to work longer hours. This results
in missing dinner with his family most 11ghts of the week. His spouse and children

begin to complain about missing him.

socialize
b) Ragini receives counsel from here dearment hcad that she needs to
also told by her project that
less with non-management employees. s
she needs to be better team member and uldt She can accomplish this
manager
by socializing

with other non-management

team members.
more

Q.5) Discuss the importance of well-bein duals. How can individuals practice CO1,4
mindfulness meditation to
enhance well-being?

0.6) Define the concept of Personality. Anai, e main features of the MBTI model ICO2, 5]
dimens.ois of the MBTI model
of personality. Explain any two

A student aims to give high pertomanc:a daypee Model United Nations (JMUN). |CO3, 41
Q.7) Using the concept of social facilitation. d t steps should the student take to
increase the chances of high performance

Hawthrone sudies in the context of behaviour in

Q.8) Analyse the learning from ICO3, 41
organisations.
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Digital Systems

Course name: Digital Systems/ 1Introduetion to pig

Course Code: 18B1IEC213/15B11EC314
function

Boolean

Ater the completion of the course, and

students will be able algebra

Boolean

CO: Familiarize with the

fundamentals of number"Mber syst
systems,

minimization techniques. Fourier

and
CO2: Analyze and design combinational gates.

flip
flops.
cireuits uing logic
operations

CO3: Analyze state diagram and usingsignal

design sequential logicc circu circuits
basic

and earn
learn
C04: Understand the classification of
analysis.
signals and
gystems ofa
signal.
transmissions

CO5: Understand various steps involved in

o n and tran
digitization and

Note: Attempt All Questions function:

following

for the
Q [coi] Find the simplest SOP expression uing K-map K-map
14)
ing
F(w, X, y, z) =Em(0, 1, 4,6. 8. 9, 10. 12)function. +d[5, 7, 14
Also find Essential Prime Implicants (EP1) for the above given 14
Q2. [C02 Design a BCD to Excess-3 (XS-3) code converter. timing
uia
am.

D flip flop
and draw its
3
o C O s Explain the working of 4
bit ring counter using

flip flop
for the given sa
sequential circuit using D 14
Implement the synchronous
4.1C03]
diagram.

0/0
1010(11D
1/0
00 0/1
0/0
Figure, draw the graph of following
signals:
in belou
Q,51CO4] For the signal x() as shown 13
(a) x(-t +2)
x()
 the
ing
following

signals are periodic or not? If

whether
Q.6. C04
Determine
periodic, determine the
fundamental period.
y
2
5
sin(2/)+ cosl 3r) 3
(si
and taedrity properties of
lincaril

Q.7.C04]
Check the causality
following system:
(t)+ x{t - 4)
ies f l i c i 21
complex
Founer s*
Coefficient for k =

0
Q8. 1C04)Find
the (DC component) for
for the
the given
periodic waveform.
121

.10 3I/2 21 ST/2

-21 312-I

of the nal
ot the
signal d
defined
e.
Fourier
transform
a
0../C04/ Find the

f in5r)ul)
13
the rem a
Cctermine the Nyquist rate and Nyquist interya
O 10.1COS1 State Sampling
folhna
sipna

iny
oresnondne to cah ofthe

a mlt) 1 cos20077IIn4 H)7[)

(b) mt)10cos(407IcOs 071) 13

911.COs|orthe hinary quen.e yiucn aI 10. draw the output waveforms for the following
modulation hemes andena tmat
(a) BASK
h) BPSK
Biplar RZ( MI RZ
dMan. he ster iSpl pha c 14
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Course Name: Introduction to Sociology
B.Tech y seme
Course Code: 15B1NHS433
After completion of the course, students would be able .
gender.
COI Demonstrate an understanding of socie ciological Perspectives
and
concepts.

as
class,
caste.
and

CO2 Explain the concept of social ication

stratification and
and types
tvr stratification
such
study ofsociety.
Pes of in the
systematic
interactions.

co3 Apply the major sociological perspectives, social methods

cocep and social

COlcepts influences

and
C04 Analyse the relevance of various soci
institutions and how it shapes
dnd

Note: Artempt All Questions

them in detail.
India? Explain
in [CO1, 5 marks]
o.1) What is modernization? Which features nodernization
can beseen

statement
evaluate this
Critically
Q.2) "Process of Sanskritisation encourages inequalities and discrimination."
[CO3, 4 marks]
with suitable examples.

Is not
effect relationship away
SOClal Change complex phenomenon in which the cause and
is a tural
between social cnangc a
or the complexity of social change, examine the relationship ICO4, 5, marks]
Iew
change.
four major features of stratification.
4) 1aking Gender as a social category of stratification, explain ICO2,5 marks]

statement with suitable examples.

non-demonstrabie. Analyse the
*Social Progress is immeasurable and CO3, 5 marks]
Q.5)

CO3,3 marks|
community and sociey
What is the difference between
Q.6)
and Polygyny ICO4, 4 marks
comparisons and contrast berween Pol:andr
/ ) Draw
DsCuss. ICO3, 4 marks|
achieved.
Q8) Status is part/y ascribed and partly
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Time: 2 Irs

Course Code: Probability

15B1IMA301and Random Maximumn
Muximum Markn: 3
After Proeeses
COl: pursuing this course
student
CO2: explain
the basic will
concepts of be alble to
identify and explain nnd nyes'
theorcm

statistical averages. one probability,

and two codtioa COdtional
probability
wilh their
distributins
nd

CO3: apply some dimensional:

lOnal random
rando ables a
variables along

C04: solve the probability

distributions conlinuous problems
problems related
COS: identify the
to
various discreteand
to the cOnalous
to
dsereciilitic
CO6: solve the random processes andcomponent and syste
problems on Ergodie process,
compute their averay
and Matkov chan
Poiwson proce
Note: Attempt all the questions. The use of allowed
calculator in
programmable
Q1.
0 non
progranmna
ume thata noisy channcl independealy transmits symbols, say 's, 7% o1 the
0 % of the time. At the recciver.there is 1% chance of obtaining any partcut
O dstorted. What is the probabiltyof receiving a 1, irespective of vhich symil is
transmitted? 2, O1
ne probabilities of the events A and B associated to a randon expeTiTCTnt ar *
tollows: P(AUB) =
Are the events A and B
PANB) P(not B)=
independent?1 Ove your
answer. 12,CO1
Q2. he cumulative distribution function o a random variable X, taking valucs -9, 9, arn *,
is given by

( ifx<-3

g if-3 <x<0
<3
F(x) =
2 i f 0Sx
3 s r 3 Sx<4

ifx24.
IA D.
Calculate E(X), E(X2 -

21X|) and EO 14, CO2

of failure free perfor
free
pertormance of the roller bearings over
Q3. (a) Find the probability a
period
5000 hours, if the lit ctancy of Dearings is defined by Weibul distributir. with

12,C03
b) Find the moment;g enerating function of the Erlang distribution

12,C03
Eight identical components with const nt falure rates are connected in
Q4
high level redundancy with 4 coonents in each subsystern
(i) low level redundancy with 2 coonents in each subsystem
Determine the component MTTF m necessary to provide a system reliahility of
0.84 after 100 hours of operation
4, CO4
PIO
 her:
A,
Let X(t) = A + BB sin(wt + #) i s uniforml. are independent random variables
Q5. () Let X(t) A+ sin(oable } aa Vs
=
Wssy distributed in (0, 277); A and B are
and w is a constant. The variabvit)}
Is {A Ocess?Justify your answer.
uniformly distributed in (0, 2). a function o
14, CO5]
a

WSS
density
process {X(t)} whose auto correlation
(i) Find the spectral a
constat

is
a
13, COS1
function is e- wh
V h e r e

a rindom
variance2
o

process {X(t)} whose auto correlatiopn

and
(iii) Find the mean
12. COs]1
function is R(T) = 36 + 143r
certaail wireless station arrive
te.
minute.
iind
ind,the according to a Poisson
Q6. (a) Cell
calls processed
phone calls of
Cell phone pf 4P
12 per an
a
probability
interval length
of ler
interval of 2 minutes.
that
process with an
average

(i) more than 3

calls
in
arrive

during
a minute
1 interval. minutes.
inte
minute
arrive
(3, CO61
(ii)exactly 2 calls
is giv
n by(t) 5 cos (25 t +=
B) where B is
(b) A WsS process {X(t)} X()}
thal {4t
Vs a
correlation ergodic uniformly
aistributed over
[-T, n].
Prove
process. 14, CO61
ree mear.S,
three. namely by bus, train and own car. He never
office by
oes to his If
If he
he goes
(c) A man days.
days.
s u c c e s s i v e
by bus, the next day he is twice
goes by sammee mean
mean.in
in
su However
goesby train, than by car. ve if he goes by train or car, the next
if he goes by likely to
go
Dythan car. it to be a
Considering day he
Markov
is equally
probability
likely to gomatrix process,
ou(TPM)Oofit and classify tne states of the Markov write
chain. the transition
3, CO6]
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Course Code: 1SBI1C1411 COGNITIVE LEVELS

COURSE OUTCOMEs (Level4)

Level
(214.1 Analyse he
ompleKity ol
asymptotic Analyze

analysis different
ETent alyorathas
algorithrns usung

(Level 3)
214.2 Select an
appropriale data structure and gpply related operations
1or "Apply 1Level
given problem. Apply
Level
(Level 3)
(214.3 Apply algorithmic principles for
solving a
ldentify, fomulate and design an eficiengiven probic problem Create Level (Level 6)
(214.4 solution to given a

using appropriate data structure and alpoithm

design te nique. the string. Write all
intermediate

the
in is found.
CO| [Marks 4 Form a recurrence relation for searched
offset at which
pattern
the the value
the following code and solve it using Master's theorem: steps
for finding
be used
can
while calculating
function
a. A(n){ Floor

if(nc1) of mid.
shown in
return log n; the graph
Consider

elhe CO41 |Marks 7a variety

of different
search it with search,
Figure. We Breadth first
c a n
return v2 A(n/2);} first search,
(Depth
A* search, Best-first greedy
algorithms
Uniform cost search,
|Marks Given two strings
5 in different search trees,
EaCn
o ne
COs str2-"BABBAB". Find the search) resulting searching this graph, but
str"ABAABA" and
below was generated by for
resultant trees that algorithm
as well as the Name
maximumlength of subsequence different algorithm. node
the strings. with a children of a
which is present in both Assume that
subsequence the each tree (G1 to G7). Each tree showa
all

use memoization technique to solve visited in alphabetical

order.
to nodes
Strietly re Numbers next
been visited.
question. the nodes that have algorithm for
"score" used by the
indicate the relevant list w a s used.
CO4IMarks 6] There are a set of Ncomputers nodes. In all c a s e s
a strict expanded

a set of M computers
at JUET hose choose a n algorithm
that u s e s a
l JT Noida, and urthermore, if you H2.
N to M whether w e used H1 or
of the computers from
,una. A connection
and euristic function, say H H2
NM starts at a node in N
there, such that the path
ends at a node in M. Formally,
are a given
you gra a
D
subset N SVand M
G-(V, E) with a designated
The computers in JITT
N and M are disjoint.
where
have variable transfer capacity.
Further,
JUET
rate on NM path is just
one.Give a
data transfer maximum-capacity of o
algorithm to find
a
efficient time of yo
Give the running
transfer from N to M. correct, a
algorithm is
that your
algorithm, prove data transfer capac
it finds the maximum
show that
of such paths.
eflective
the cost
5 Apply rom
CO3 IMarks given pa'tirr i
ukr

find the
algorithm to
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PATTERN: ONIONS

5Satisfiability, 01
knapsaCk,
IC041 Marks 3 in common Le. Y
these all have something
Longest Path all others can
anyone
cun solved in polynomial time then
well". Derive the
relation between
be solved as
to validate the
safisiability and 0/1 knapsack algorithm
above statement.

CO3/ /Marhs 5 A string "AA AAAA'

is stored
using a suffis arras. A pattern 'AAAAA'is required to