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Wolaita Sodo University: Department of Computer Science

This document contains a final exam for an economics course at Wolaita Sodo University's Department of Computer Science. The exam is divided into three parts testing knowledge of Microsoft applications, multiple choice questions, and short answer explanations. The multiple choice section contains 10 questions testing digital concepts like bits, ASCII, network topologies, and time division multiplexing. The short answer portion asks students to briefly explain networking terms like NICs, transmission media, protocols, and perform basic binary and hexadecimal conversions. The exam is worth a maximum of 40% and students are given 2 hours to complete it under instructions not to cheat or forget personal details.

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Wolaita Sodo University: Department of Computer Science

This document contains a final exam for an economics course at Wolaita Sodo University's Department of Computer Science. The exam is divided into three parts testing knowledge of Microsoft applications, multiple choice questions, and short answer explanations. The multiple choice section contains 10 questions testing digital concepts like bits, ASCII, network topologies, and time division multiplexing. The short answer portion asks students to briefly explain networking terms like NICs, transmission media, protocols, and perform basic binary and hexadecimal conversions. The exam is worth a maximum of 40% and students are given 2 hours to complete it under instructions not to cheat or forget personal details.

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WOLAITA SODO UNIVERSITY

Department of Computer Science

final exam for economics(II)

Course: Basic skills of Microsoft application

Prepared by: Bereket B. Max Weight: 40 % Allowed Time: 2 hr.

Name: - _________________________________ID___________

Department ______________________

Year______________________

General Direction

 Switch of your mobile


 Read the instructions carefully
 Any kind of Cheating activity will nullify your result
 Don’t forget to write your Name and ID number
 Check the exam booklet have 4 pages including the cover page

For instructor only

PART I PART II PART III TOTAL

Part II: Choose the correct answer from the given (2pts each)
1. What digits are used to store numbers, letters, etc.?
A. 1-9 B. 0-5 C. 3-4 D. 0-1
2. What is a bit?
A. 8 bytes B. Binary digit and a single 1 or 0 C. 1024 bytes D. 10 kilobyte
3. How many different characters can ASCII represent?
A. 54 B. 128 C. 1024 D. 90
4. Physical or logical arrangement of network is __________

A) Topology B) Routing C) Networking D) Control


5. Which network topology requires a central controller or hub?
A) Star B) Mesh C) Ring D) Bus
6.  _______ topology requires a multipoint connection.

A) Star B) Mesh C) Ring D) Bus


7. Data communication system spanning states, countries, or the whole world is

A) LAN B) WAN C) MAN D) PAN


8.  In TDM, slots are further divided into __________

A) Seconds B) Frames C) Packets D) Bits

9. A topology that is responsible for describing the geometric arrangement of components that
make up the LAN.
A) Hybrid B) Physical C) Logical D) mesh

10. The participating computers in a network are referred to as:

A) Clients B) Servers C) Nodes D) peer’s

PART II: Explain briefly (2pts each)

1.  What is NIC?
2. List and explain transmission media?
3. What is a Network?
4. What is Network Topology?
5. What is the difference between Hub, Switch, and Router?
6. Define protocol
7. 1111 + 11101 + 11011 (show all necessary steps for question 7 - 10)
8. 1100 – 1010
9. Convert 0.375 to binary
10. Convert: a) (234)8 to decimal
b) (AIB)16 to decimal

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