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KUPGECET M.sc. (Computer Science)

This document outlines the structure and content of the M.Sc. (Computer Science) degree program. It includes: 1) Two sections for the exam - Section A covers mathematics topics like real numbers, group theory, rings and fields, linear algebra, and 3D geometry. Section B covers computer science topics like fundamentals of computers, operating systems, programming concepts, data structures, databases, and object oriented programming. 2) Sample multiple choice questions are provided for each section to illustrate the exam format and level of difficulty. 3) The eligibility criteria require candidates to have a 3 year degree with mathematics as a subject and a computer science or applications degree, or a BCA, from a recognized university.

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KUPGECET M.sc. (Computer Science)

This document outlines the structure and content of the M.Sc. (Computer Science) degree program. It includes: 1) Two sections for the exam - Section A covers mathematics topics like real numbers, group theory, rings and fields, linear algebra, and 3D geometry. Section B covers computer science topics like fundamentals of computers, operating systems, programming concepts, data structures, databases, and object oriented programming. 2) Sample multiple choice questions are provided for each section to illustrate the exam format and level of difficulty. 3) The eligibility criteria require candidates to have a 3 year degree with mathematics as a subject and a computer science or applications degree, or a BCA, from a recognized university.

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M.Sc. (COMPUTER SCIENCE)


SECTION A (MATHEMATICS) (40 Questions x 1 = 40 Marks)
i) REAL NUMBERS, SEQUENCES AND SERIES : Real Numbers, Sequences- Monotonic
Sequences, Limit of Sequence, Convergence of Sequence , infinite series, Tests of
onvergence, Absolute and Conditional convergence.
ii) GROUP THEORY: Groups, Semi-Groups, Coset, Index of a Sub-Group, cyclic Group,
Quotient group Homomorphism, Auto-morphisms, Permutation Group, Symmetric Group,
Alternate Groups.
iii) RINGS AND FIELDS: T ypes of Rings, Integral domain, Skew field, field, ideals,
Maximal ideal, Prime ideal, Quotient rings, Euclidean rings.
iv) LINEAR ALGEBRA: Vector space, sub-space, Quotient spaces, Linear dependence and
independence, Algebra of linear transformations, Matrix of a linear transformation, Eigen
values, Eigen Vectors, Rank, Inner product spaces, normal of vector space, Orthonormal
vectors.
v) THREE-DIMENSIONAL GEOMETRY: Directon cosines, Direction ratios, Projections,
Plane, Pair of planes, Line and Plane, Skew-lines, Transformation of Co-ordinates, Spheres,
Plane section of sphere, Tangent planes, Polar line, Conjugate planes, Orthogonal spheres,
Power of a point, Radical planes, Co-axial system of spheres.
SECTION B (COMPUTER SCIENCE) (60 Questions x 1 = 60 Marks)
i) FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTERS: T ypes of Computer Logical Organization of a
Computer Memory: Main Memory, RAM, ROM and Cache, T ypes of Secondary Memory,
Input devices, Output devices
ii) Operating Systems: Functions of an operating system, T ypes of Operating systems, batch
processing, Multi Programming, multitasking, time sharing, real time operating systems,
Types of Networks, Internet, WWW
iii) PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS: Programming Concepts, Variables, Constants,
Expressions, Control Structures, Arrays and functions, Files, Structures and Unions,
Pointers.
iv) DATA STRUCTURES: Linear Data Structures-Ordered Lists, Queues, Stacks, Non-Linear
Data Structures-Tress, Sorting and Searching.
v) DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: Relations, Relational Algebra, Relational
Calculus, ER Model, Normalization, Integrity Constraints, Transaction Management and
Concurrency Control.
vi) OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING: Object oriented features of Java, Classes and
Objects, Constructors, Inheritance, Interfaces, Polymorphism, Exception Handling,
Multithreading.
MODEL QUESTION PAPER
Time: 90 Minutes
Max. Marks: 100
SECTION-A: MATHEMATICS (40 QUESTIONS)
Marks:
40
(Each question is of multiple choice type with four options)
SECTION-B: COMPUTER SCIENCE (60 QUESTIONS)
Marks: 60
(Each question is of multiple choice type with four options)
Sample Questions:
SECTION-A: MATHEMATICS (40 QUESTIONS)
1) Which of the following is a subset of {b, c, d}?
A.{}
B.{1, 2, 3}
C.{a}
D.{a, b, c}
2) In coordinate geometry, the equation of the x-axis is
A.y=x
B.x = 0 C. y = 0
D. y = 1
SECTION-B: COMPUTER SCIENCE (60 QUESTIONS)
1) The statement that transfers control to the beginning of the loop is called
A. Break statement
B. Exit statement
C. Continue statement
D. Go
to statement
2) Each attribute of an entity has a defined set of values. This set of values is called
A.Range
B. Domain
C. Entity Set
D. Mapping
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

M.Sc. (Computer Science): Candidates must have passed 3 year Degree programme of the Kakatiya
University with Mathematics as one of the course of study and Computer Science or Computer
Applications or PGDCA from a University as another course of study in the group or an

examination recognized by the Kakatiya University as equivalent thereto/BCA from Recognized


University.

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