MID EXAMINATION -1

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Branch: CSE,CSW,CSM & CSD
SUB: COMPUTER ORGANIZATION & ARCHITECTURE
SECTION: B TECH, II YEAR I SEM(R-22)
SET-1

1) Explain about Register Transfer Language?

2) Explain about the bus and memory transfer?
3) Explain about Micro programmed control unit with example?
4) Explain about General Register Organization?
5) Explain about the different Data types?
6) Define complement? Give various examples?

SET-II

1) Explain about the Arithmetic Micro operations?

2) Explain about Logic micro operations?
3) Define Interrupt and types of interrupts?
4) Explain Design of control unit?
5) Explain the number systems? With example?
6) Describe the different various complements?

SET-III

1) Define Arithmetic Logic and shift Unit With neat Diagram?

2) Explain about Address Sequencing with neat diagram?
3) Write the different types of addressing modes?
4) A) Explain the data transfer and manipulation?
5) Explain binary,decimal,octal and hexadecimal conversions?
6) Explain 1’s , 2’s and 9’s complements with example?

COA OBJECTIVES

UNIT-I:

MCQ’s:

1. Which memory device is generally made of semiconductors?

a) RAM
b) Hard-disk
c) Floppy disk
d) Cd disk
2. What characteristic of RAM memory makes it not suitable for permanent storage?
a) Too slow
b) Unreliable
c) It is volatile
d) Too bulky
3. The circuit used to store one bit of data is known as?
a) Register
b) Encoder
c) Decoder
d) Flip flop
4. Which of the following is lowest in memory hierarchy?
a) Cache memory
b) Secondary memory
c) Registers
d) RAM
5. Von-Neumann architecture is?
a) SISD
b) SIMD
c) MIMD
d) MISD
6. Cache memory acts as an interface between?
 a) CPU and RAM
b) RAM and ROM
c) CPU and HARD DISK
d) None
7. A binary digit is called a ___
a) Bit
b) Byte
c) Number
d) Character
8. What can be used to store one or more bits of data, which can accept and/or transfer
information serially ?
a) Parallel Registers
b) Shift Registers
c) Counters
d) None
9. A group of bits that tell the computer to perform a specific operation is known as____
a) Instruction code
b) Micro operation
c) Accumulator
d) Register
10. The BOOT sector files of the system are stored in _____
a) Hard disk
b) ROM
c) RAM
d) Fast solid state chips in the motherboard

Fill in the blanks:

1. ANSI stands for __________

2. RTL stands for________________
3. The two phases of executing an instruction are __________,___________.
4. The ALU gives the output of the operations and the output is stored in the ________
5. There are ___________types of micro operations.
6. Which micro operations carry information from one register to another______________
7. Operation of memory transfer are:_____________,______________.
8. Which operation is extremely useful in serial transfer of data:______________.
9. SDRAM stands for__________________________________.
10. which shift is used for signed binary number:____________

Answers:

Unit-I
MCQ’S:

1.A

2.C

3.D

4.B

5.A

6.A

7.A

8.B

9.A

10.B

FILL IN THE BLANKS:

[Link] National Standard Institute

[Link] Transfer Language

[Link] and Execute

[Link]

5. Four

[Link] Transfer

[Link],Write

[Link] Micro operation

[Link] Dynamic Random Access Memory

[Link] Shift
UNIT-II:

MCQ’s:

1. A stack organized computer uses instruction of?

a) Indirect addressing
b) Two-addressing
c) Zero-addressing
d) Index addressing
2. Logic gate with a set of input and outputs is arrangement of?
a) Combinational circuit
b) Logic Circuit
c) Design Circuit
d) None
3. A micro program sequencer___
a) Generates the address of next micro instruction to be executed
b) Generate the control signals to execute a micro instruction
c) Enables the efficient handling of a micro program sub routine.
d) None
4. In the case of, Zero-address instruction method the operands are stored in _____
a) Registers
b) Accumulators
c) Push down stack
d) Cache
5. The addressing mode, where you directly specify the operand value is _______
a) Immediate
b) Direct
c) Definite
d) Relative
6. A word whose individual bits represent a control signal is ______
a) Command word
b) Control word
c) Co-ordination word
d) Generation word
 7. ________ are the different type/s of generating control signals.
a) Micro-programmed
b) Hardwired
c) Micro-instruction
d) Both Micro-programmed and Hardwired
8. What does the hardwired control generator consist of?
a) Decoder/encoder
b) Condition codes
c) Control step counter
d) All of the mentioned
9. The disadvantage/s of the hardwired approach is ________
a) It is less flexible
b) It cannot be used for complex instructions
c) It is costly
d) less flexible & cannot be used for complex instructions
10. While using the iterative construct (Branching) in execution ____ instruction is used to
check the condition.
a) Test And Set
b) Branch
c) Test Condition
d) None of the mentioned

Fill in the blanks:

1. MIMD stands for ___________________.

2. Microinstruction are stored in control memory groups with each group specifying
a______.
3. An address in main memory is called ______________.
4. The instruction which copy information from one location to another either in the
processor internal register set or in the external main memory are called______
5. >> operator is used to denote _________
6. The register that includes the address of the memory unit is termed as the ____
7. The register for the program counter is signified as_____
8. An instruction is guided by_____ to perform work according.
9. Two important fields of an instruction are:_____________,___________
10. ______is the sequence of operations performed by CPU in processing an instruction.

Answers:

MCQ’S:

1. C
 2. A
3. A
4. C
5. A
6. B
7. D
8. D
9. D
10. B

Fill in the blanks:

[Link] Instruction Multiple Data

2. Routine
3. Physical Address
4. Data transfer Instruction
5. Right shift
6. MAR
7. PC
8. CPU
9. Opcode , operand
10. Instruction Cycle

UNIT-III:

MCQ’s

1. A floating point number that has a 0 in the MSB of Mantissa is said to have?
a) Overflow
b) Underflow
c) Important number
d) Undefined

2. Floating point representation is used to store____

a) Boolean values

b) Whole numbers
 c) Real integers

d) Integers

3. The sign followed by the string of digits is called as ______

a) Significant
b) Determinant
c) Mantissa
d) Exponent

4. In 32 bit representation the scale factor as a range of ________

a) -128 to 127
b) -256 to 255
c) 0 to 255
d) None of the mentioned

5. What is the 1’s complement of 11010?

a) 11010
b) 11011
c) 00110
d) 00101

Fill in the blanks:

[Link] IEEE 32-bit representations, the mantissa of the fraction is said to occupy ______ bits.
2. The 32 bit representation of the decimal number is called as _____
3. In double precision format, the size of the mantissa is ______
4. 1's Complement of 1010110_________________
5. How many bits of ASCII code is___.

Answers:

MCQ’S:

1. B
2. C
3. C
4. A
5. D

FILL IN THE BLANKS:

1. 23 bits
2. Single Precision
3. 52 bits
4. 0101001
5. 7 bits