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    Department of Computer Science I .M.SC Computer Science:: Advanced Java Programming

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    This document contains a model theory examination for an MSc Computer Science course on advanced Java programming. The exam has three parts - Part A contains 10 multiple choice questions testing core Java concepts. Part B contains 5 short answer questions, with choices, on topics like control structures, RMI components, and jQuery. Part C involves longer explanations, with choices, on topics such as data types, remote object activation, multimedia databases, servlets, and Swing/jQuery programming. The exam tests students' understanding of advanced Java topics for database, web, and client-side applications.

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    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
    MODEL THEORY EXAMINATIONS, MARCH 2020
    I .M.SC COMPUTER SCIENCE :: ADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING
    PART – A (10 X 1 = 10)
    1. What is Byte Code?
    2. What is Java Interpreter?
    3. What is RMI?
    4. Define Remote Objects.
    5. What is a Database?
    6. Define Multimedia.
    7. What is CGI?
    8. What is HTTP?
    9. What is JAR?
    10. Define Animations.

    PART – B (5 X5 = 25)
    11. a) Write short notes on do/while Control Structures. (Or)
    b) Write short notes on switch statement.
    12. a) Write short notes on Stubs and Skeletons. (Or)
    b) Write short notes on Java Spaces.
    13. a) Explain in brief about usage of Java in Database environment. (Or)
    b) Write short notes on JDBC principles.
    14. a) Write short notes on Reading data from Client. (Or)
    b) Write short notes on JSP tags.
    15. a) Write short notes on JQuery Editor. (Or)
    b) Write short notes on JQuery Selectors.

    PART – C (5 X8 = 40)
    16. a) Explain in detail about Primitive Data type. (Or)
    b) Describe the characteristics of Java Programming and its environment.
    17. a) Explain in detail about Remote Object Activation. (Or)
    b) Explain in detail about Remote Method Invocation.
    18. a) Explain in detail about Creating Multimedia databases using Java. (Or)
    b) Explain about Database support in Web Applications.
    19. a) Explain in detail about Java Servlet. (Or)
    b) Describe JSP in detail.
    20. a) Explain in detail about Swing Programming. (Or)
    b) Describe in detail Events handling in JQuery.

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