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    Computer Networks and Data Communication

    (CNDC)
    Assignment No 1
    Distribution Date: 18/10/2015
    Due Date: 28/10/2015 at 11:59 p.m.

    Read Instructions Carefully:

    o Total Marks of this assignment are 50.


    o Either submit a printed hard-copy solution or send your assignment by email.
    o Assignment softcopy send via email to apcomscndc@gmail.com.
    o Copy Paste from the given research paper or web site, etc., in answer to any question, will not be
    accepted, and MAY result in zero credit for the question. Give answers to assignment questions
    in your own words.
    o Late assignment will not be accepted in any case. This is student’s responsibility to send
    assignment in given time.
    o Do not send multiple copies through mail, only last copy will consider if you send multiple
    copies.
    o Submit .doc file. No other format is acceptable.
    o Name of the file that you submit should be of the format “Section-no-Assign-no-Full-Name-
    APCOMS-regno. doc". For example, 22A-Assign01-Amer Zaheer-F-00000.doc
    Q1. Answer the following short questions
    • Differentiate between the three multiplexing techniques (FDM, WDM, and
    TDM) and write down advantage and disadvantage of each technique (at
    least one in each).
    • Differentiate between the two TDM schemes.
    • Define DSSS and differentiate between FHSS and DSSS.

    Q2. We have 10 sources, each creating 600 8 bits character per second.
    Since only some of these sources are active at any moment, we use
    statistical TDM to combine these sources using character leaving. Each
    frame carries 6 slots at a time, but we need to add four bit addresses to
    each slot. Answer the following question
    a) What is the size of an output frame in bits?
    b) What is the output frame rate?
    c) What is the duration of output frame?
    d) What is the output data rate?

    Q3.
    Five equal-size datagrams belonging to the same message leave for
    the destination one after another. However, they travel through different
    paths as shown in given below table

    Datagram Path length Visited Switches


    1 2500 Km 1,3,5
    2 9,700 Km 1,2,5
    3 13, 100 Km 1,2,3,5
    3 8,500 Km 1,3,5
    4 10,200 Km 1,2,3,5,

    We assume that the delay for each switch (including waiting and
    processing) is 4, 8, 6, 20 ms respectively. Assuming the propagation speed
    is 2X10^8 m. find the order the datagrams arrive at the destination and the
    delay for each. Ignore any other delay in transmission.

    Q4.
    a. Given below figure 1 shows a switch in the virtual circuit network

    Figure 1
    Find the output port and output VCI for packets with the following input port
    and input VCI addresses
    Packet 1:3, 78
    Packet 2:2, 92
    Packet 3:4, 56
    Packet 4:2, 71

    b. Can a switching table in a virtual-circuit network have two entries with the same input
    port number? With the same output port number? With the same incoming VCIs? With
    the same incoming Values (port, VCI)? With the same outgoing values (port. VCI)?

    Q5
    In table of switch or router, the minimum number of column in a datagram network is
    two; the minimum number of column in virtual circuit switch is four. Can you explain the
    reason? Is the difference related to the type of address carried in the packet of each network?

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