Software Engineering Assignment Questions

1. Compare flow chart wid DFD-3m
2. Define data dicitionar object wid eg-5m
3. Exp prototyping tech       -evoluionary       -throw-away
4. Exp coupling modularization criteria
5. Write a note on infn hiding n  transaction analysis
6. Exp concept of structural design methdology
7. Exp compiling
8. Exp structure chart wid eg
9. Exp topdown &bottom up stratergies
10. Exp user interface prototyping
11. Exp elements of analysis model
12. Exp the purpose of design reviems
13. Exp role of coupilng in design
14. Exp control hierarchy n data structure
15. Exp s/w design and engg
16. Exp stabiltiy metrics
17. Exp 2 imp aspects to achieve effective modularity
18. List out design principles

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JAVA Assignment Questions

1. How do you create thread using runable interface.
2. What is a vector, how is it different from an array, explian with
an example program
3. Explain
(a) Hash table
(b) Stream tokenizer class
4. What is a URL, explain its different components with example.
5. What is URL connection, explain with example.
6. State difference between applets & simple java programs
7. Explain about assigning properties to threads.
8. What is AWT & explain its classes.
9. Explain how to pass parameter's to an applet, with example.
10. Explain with syntax, the attributes of applet tag.
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Real story of what England did to India.

This is an eyeopener and tells the real story of what England did to India.

LORD MACAULAY'S ADDRESS TO THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT, 2 FEBRUARY, 1835

I have travelled across the length and breadth of India and I have not seen one person who is a beggar, who is a thief. Such wealth I have seen in this country, such high moral values, people of such calibre, that I do not think we would ever conquer this country, unless we break the very backbone of this nation, which is her spiritual and cultural heritage, and, therefore, I propose that we replace her old and ancient education system, her culture, for if the Indians think that all that is foreign and English is good and greater than their own, they will lose their self-esteem, their native culture and they will become what we want them, a truly dominated nation.

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http://www.sivaramaswami.com/en/2009/04/15/lord-macaulays-address-to-the-british-parliament-2-february-1835/


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WT Assignment Questions II

6th chapter
1.    Illustrate with an example, how data is read from a form.
2.    Illustrate with an example, reading cookies from a user.
3.    Write an ASP script to read data from browser using query string collection.

7th chapter
1.    Write a note on response object.
2.    Illustrate with an example to check if the user is still connected.
3.    When do we use the redirect, explain.
4.    List & explain the various properties of response object.
5.    What is buffer. Illustrate with an expmple how burrer is used.

8th chapter
1.    Define the server object, list all its methods & properties.
2.    Explain create object & execute method of server object.
3.    State differences between HTMLEncode & URLEncode
4.    Write a note on script timeout & GetLastError.

9th chapter
1.    Explain session object properties & mention its all methods
2.    a. Explain different collections of session objects
       b. Explain session ID property of session object
3.    How are session onstart & session onend events used.


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Football match 2010

pic captured by Satyajit Deb

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Engineers Day 2010

For those of you who do not know by now, every day is a celebration in India. This September 15th being no exception, today is officially Engineer's Day 2010 across the sub-continent. In honor of India's most famous engineer, Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvarayya, people of India celebrate his contribution to economic planning for their country and the world.

Mokshagundam Visvesvarayya's contribution to the legacy of Indian engineering, especially those contributions of his which led to the country's infrastructure and civic advances (dam projects etc.), are cause for national pride. Imagine India before the vast waterway projects this engineering genius helped develop.

Irrigation projects helped millions fend of the crippling hunger Indian's suffered for centuries. Hydroelectric projects later shed light on homes and businesses which earlier had been cast into darkness. This engineer's accomplishments, especially for the time, were almost inconceivable – especially for an Indian in that time. Sir M. V.'s KRS dam across the Cauvery River was once the largest in all Asia.

These and other contributions led to Visvesvarayya receiving India's highest honor, the Bharat Ratna, back in 1955, as well as Knight Commander of the Indian Empire as far back as 1915. His public works efforts for the people of India are quite legendary now.

Just the number of Indian engineering establishments named for Visvesvarayya shows the reverence he is held in even today. In honor of India's first, and most preeminent engineer, the people of India celebrate September 15th each year – Happy Engineer's Day!

watch an video or KSR dam
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBERCvJaidI&feature=player_embedded#!

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Seasons Greetings

Dear Bharateshian���!


Seasons Greetings��..!!!!!!!!!!


I believe all of you still remember me����I am Gomatesh M. Ravanavar, Ex-Vice
Principal, Bharatesh Polytechnic (now, MLBP, Belgaum)

Almost after a gap of 11-22 years I am writing to you��.

Can you just recall����this is a "SILVER JUBILEE" year for MLBP (college started
in the year 1984)��.!!!!!!!!!!!!! ���.A great moment to cherish in a life span
of any organisation������ The organisation has grown up from infant to youth
with strong muscles ready with all great dreams to achieve��You all are
responsible for its success�...

Don't you think it is a great occasion to reunite, recall, refresh and celebrate
this unique event with full of joy��.and happiness.

In the last twenty-five years more than 3500 students (!) might have completed
their education at MLBP and working at different levels at different places all
over the world. It will be nice if database is generated (batch wise) for mutual
help and professional networking. Please take initiation and send the list of
your friends with their contact number and e-mail ids to
gomateshr@yahoo.co.in
or you can straight way become the member of Yahoo Group and enter your data at
bharatesh@yahoogroups.com

Please share your ideas in this matter��..

With love and regards,


G. M. Ravanavar
Ex Vive-Principal, MLBP

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