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    M3-R3: Internet and Web Design: Total Time: 3 Hours Total Marks: 100

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    This document outlines an exam for a course on Internet and Web Design. The exam has two parts and is worth a total of 100 marks. Part One contains multiple choice, true/false, and matching questions testing fundamental concepts. Part Two requires students to answer four out of eight possible long-form questions testing more advanced topics like HTML coding, security threats, MIME, web publishing tools, cookies, bookmarks, browser toolbar functions, network topologies, DNS, and major Internet services.

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    M3-R3: INTERNET AND WEB DESIGN

    TOTAL TIME : 3 HOURS TOTAL MARKS : 100


    (PART ONE – 40; PART TWO – 60)

    PART ONE
    (Answer all the questions)

    1. Each question below gives a multiple choice of answers. Choose the most appropriate
    one and enter in the “tear-off” answer sheet attached to the question paper, following
    instructions therein. (1×10)
    1.1 TCP is a commonly used protocol at
    (A) Applications layer
    (B) Transport layer
    (C) Network layer
    (D) Physical layer

    1.2 The process of keeping addresses in memory for future use is called :
    (A) Caching
    (B) Routing
    (C) Resolving
    (D) RFC

    1.3 The flowering is NOT an internet search engine :


    (A) Google
    (B) Webcrawler
    (C) Excite
    (D) Scientia ans

    1.4 The domain name in a URL refers to the


    (A) protocol
    (B) file name
    (C) server
    (D) directory

    1.5 The World Wide Web integrates which of the following :


    (A) E-mail Telnet, Usenet
    (B) Sound and movies files
    (C) A and B
    (D) All internet communication tools

    1.6 All web addresses start with which of the following ?


    (A) Htp
    (B) httpt//
    (C) http:/
    (D) www

    1.7 Which of the following terms is a “browser” ?


    (A) Netscape
    (B) World Wide Web
    (C) Launcher
    (D) E-mail
    1.8 Which of the following is not a method of accessing the web ?
    (A) ISDN
    (B) MODEM
    (C) DSL
    (D) CPU
    1.9 A word that is underlined on a web page is usually.
    (A) Show emphasis
    (B) Recently added to the page
    (C) A link to another web page
    (D) The title of something

    1.10 What is a cookie ?


    (A) Computer code used to show animations and play sound.
    (B) Information sent to your computer that is used later to give information back to a visited web site.
    (C) Computer code that automatically records all purchases and payments you make from your computer.
    (D) An advertisement that will at some time be displayed on your computer screen.

    2. Each statement below is either TRUE or FALSE. Choose the most appropriate one
    and ENTER in the “tear-off” sheet attached to the question paper, following
    instruction therein. (1×10)
    2.1 Telnet is the basic internet service that was designed to transfer files from one computer
    system to another.
    2.2 When the cursor pointer changes to a hand you are over a hyperlink.
    2.3 URL stands for Universal Resource Locator.
    2.4 Tim Berner-Lee is the “Father” of the WWW.
    2.5 A feature of using e-commerce is that consumers can make purchases directly from the
    business on the internet saving time for both parties.
    2.6 Usenet is a set of acceptable behaviours that users should follow while on the Internet.
    2.7 The term “thumbnail”, in relation to a Web site on the internet, refers to a small version of a
    large graphical image that you usually can click to display the full-sized image.
    2.8 Software that may be used to help you locate Web pages on topics that you do not know the
    addresses for it called search engines.
    2.9 Download means to copy a file from your computer to another.
    2.10 The two main file formats for images on the web are GIF and TIF.

    3. Match words and phrases in column X with the closest related


    meaning/word(s)/phrase(s) in column Y. Enter your selection in the “tear-off” answer
    sheet attached to the question paper, following instructions therein. (1×10)
    X Y
    3.1 System of electronically joined computers A Cursor
    3.2 Software that allows you to explore the internet B. Network
    3.3 Movable indicator on computer screen C. Download
    3.4 To shrink store data in less space D. Virus
    3.5 To conform the identity of a computer user E. Browser
    3.6 Connecting device between computers over a F. Hit
    phone line
    3.7 Central computer sharing resources and data with G. Authenticate
    other computers on a network
    3.8 Basic unit of an on-screen image H. Boot
    3.9 To copy a file or program onto a personal computer I. Server
    3.10 Related site on internet J. Modem
    K. Compress
    L. Pixel
    M. Link
    N. Scanner
    4. Each statement below has a blank space to fit one of the word (s) or phrase (s) in the
    list below. Enter your choice in the “tear-off” answer sheet attached to the question
    paper, following instructions therein. (1×10)

    A. ZIP B. Hypertext C. <BODY>


    D. <BR> E. Browsing F. Browser
    G. World Wide Web H. Firewall I. Archie
    J. URL K. Internet L. DNS

    4.1 …………. is a program that allows the user to search for and use data on the internet.
    4.2 …………. is a acronym for the address of a document found on the internet.
    4.3 HTML tag for creating a line break is …………. .
    4.4 …………. is a tool to help you find files on anonymous FTP servers.
    4.5 …………. is hardware or software designed to keep network hackers out.
    4.6 …………. is a worldwide collection of computer networks that allows people to find and
    use information and communicate with others.
    4.7 A(n) …………. program is used to archive and compress files.
    4.8 …………. use links also called hyperlinks.
    4.9 Going from one place to another on the internet is called ………….
    4.10 A huge collection of electronic pages containing information about many different subjects
    is called …………..

    PART TWO
    (Answer and FOUR questions)
    5.

    (a) Write the HTML code for creating the following layout.

    THE EURO CUP RESULTS

    GAME BRAZIL GERMANY

    1 3 2

    2 4 1

    3 0 8

    4 8 7

    5 2 1
    (b) What are the internet security threats ? What constitutes a good firewall system ? (7+8)

    6.
    (a) Discuss the need for MIME ? What are the five different headers specified in MIME ?
    (b) What are the Web Publishing Tools ? Discuss any two of them. (7+8)

    7.
    (a) What are web cookies ? Why are they required ?
    (b) Discuss the Bookmarks
    (c) What is the function of the following buttons in Internet Explorer Toolbar ?
    (i) Search
    (ii) History
    (iii) mail
    (iv) print
    (v) refresh (5+5+5)

    8.
    (a) Describe the function of a router and why it is important.
    (b) Describe the differences between star, ring and bus topologies.
    (c) The Domain Name System (DNS) plays an integral part in the functionality of the internet.
    Describe the functionality of DNS and its component parts. (5+5+5)

    9. Write shot notes on any three of the following :


    (a) Major Internet Services
    (b) TELNET
    (c) Search Engine
    (d) Java Script (5×3)

    *******

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