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Name : Misbah Batool

Student Id : 0000455277

Assignment number 2

Code Number 5403:

(Note: All questions are compulsory. All carry equal marks.

Q. 1 (a) what is meant by computer software? List down key functions performed by
system software. (b)
How to make a chart/graph in MS Excel? Also write down the names of different
types of graphs, available in MS Excel.
System software is a program designed to run a computer's hardware and applications and
manage its resources, such as its memory, processors, and devices. It also provides a platform
for running application software, and system software is typically bundled with a computer's
operating system

Five of the most important ones are the following:


• File management and process scheduling. The OS allocates resources and prioritizes
which programs should receive the resources and in what order. ...
• Processor and memory management. ...
• Error detection. ...
• Security. ...
• Control and management.

• How to make a chart/graph in MS Excel? Also write down the names of different types of
graphs, available in MS Excel.

Create a chart
1. Select the data for which you want to create a chart.
2. Click INSERT > Recommended Charts.
3. On the Recommended Charts tab, scroll through the list of charts that Excel
recommends for your data, and click any chart to see how your data will look. ...
4. When you find the chart you like, click it > [Link] Chart in Excel, such as List
of Column Chart, Bar Chart, Area Chart, Line Chart, Surface Chart, Scatter Chart, Pie Chart,
Stock Chart, Bubble Chart, and Radar Chart helps in communicating valuable insights when
there are large volumes of data. Many more types of graphs are available in Excel, such
as Hierarchy graph, Radar graph, Waterfall graph, and Combo graphs which are
combinations of two or more graphs. All these are used based on specific conditions
fulfilled by the data, such as the type of data, the number of data points, etc.24-Aug-2023
Q. 2 (a) what operating system is compulsory in computer? Write down the facilities

Available in windows operating systole;

(b)Enlist different types of computer operating systems with the help of internet.
• Program Execution. Several tasks must be completed in order to run a programe...
• Control Input/output Devices. ...
• Program Creation. ...
• Error Detection and Response. ...
• Accounting. ...
• Security and Protection. ...
• File Management. ...
• Communication.

What is an operating facility?


Operating Facilities means any Facility, Pooled Facilities or Pooled Guarantee
Facilities which are not Construction Investments and which are currently operating in
accord

(b)Enlist different types of computer operating systems with the help of internet.

The main types of operating system are:


• Multi-tasking operating system.
• Multi-processing operating system.
• Time-sharing operating system.
• Real-time operating system.
• Multi-programming batch operating system.
• Distributed operating system.
• Network operating system.
• Simple batch operating system.
Q. 3 What are the types of network? Differentiate 3-G and 4-G technologies.
Explain the difference between switching and routing with proper examples.
The 3G technology is horizontally lenient. The 4G technology is both vertically as well as
horizontally lenient. The network architecture of the 3G technology is a wide area cell-based
one. The network architecture of the 4G technology is cell-based for a wide area along with the
integration of WLAN

What are the 4 types of networks?


Types of Networks
• PAN (Personal Area Network)
• LAN (Local Area Network)
• MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)
• WAN (Wide Area Network)

• Explain the difference between switching and routing with proper examples. .

Whereas switching creates a single network made up of individual computers, routing connects
entire networks to each other. Routers perform a role similar to that of switches, but on a much
larger scale. Thus, a router essentially acts as a dispatcher of data through the most efficient
channel; A classic example involves traffic in a road system, in which each driver picks a path
that minimizes their travel time. With such routing, the equilibrium routes can be longer than
optimal for all drivers.

network switch connects devices in a network to one another and enab“speak” by exchanging
data packets. Examples of these devices include computers, printers, and wireless access
points. Switches can be software-based virtual devices or hardware devices that control
physical networks.

What is the difference between routing and routing?


A routed protocol can be used by all hosts on the internetwork. On the other hand, a
routing protocol is only employed when routers are involved. Its goal is to assist routers
in creating and maintaining routing tables.
Q. 4 (a) Explain the basic concept of multimedia. Also identify at least ten different

Examples of multimedia and also describe five of them.


Write some examples of multimedia applications in basic education and
entertainment
Examples. Well known examples of media player software include Windows Media Player, VLC
media player, iTunes, Win amp, Media Player Classic, Media on key, foobar2000, AIMP,
Music Bee and River Media Center. Most of these also include music library managers.

Multimedia refers to the computer-assisted integration of text, drawings, still and moving
images(videos) graphics, audio, animation, and any other media in which any type of
information
(b) Write some examples of multimedia applications in basic education and
entertainment
Multimedia learning describes learning through the use of pictures and words.
Examples of multimedia learning include watching a PowerPoint presentation,
watching a pre-recorded lecture or reading a physics [Link] is expressed,
stored, communicated, and processed digitally.
• Voice Mail.
• Electronic Mail.
• Multimedia based FAX.
• Office Needs.
• Employee Training.
• Sales and Other types of Group Presentation.
• Records Management.
• Multimedia learning describes learning through the use of pictures and words.
Examples of multimedia learning include watching a PowerPoint presentation,
watching a pre-recorded lecture or reading a physics textbook.
• Q. 5 (a) What is programming language? How computer program is related with a
programming language. (b)
What are the important parameters that influence the selection of a programming
language?

• A programming language is a set of instructions written by a programmer to


deliver instructions to the computer to perform and accomplish a task. This set of
instructions is usually viewed as incomprehensible code structured fde
programming language syntax.
• A programming language is a set of symbols, grammars and rules with the help of which
one is able to translate algorithms to programs that will be executed by the computer.
The programmer communicates with a machine using programming languages. Most of
the programs have a highly structured set of rules.
(b)What are the important parameters that influence the selection of a programming
language?

There are many factors that influence the choice of programming languages, the main factors
are cost, organization policy, availability, reliability, suitability, and expandability. All these
factors should be considered when choosing a programming language.

• Type of application. Web applications, mobile applications, embedded firmware, etc. ...
• Complexity of the application. ...
• Company culture. ...
• Time to market. ...
• Maintainability. ...
• Scalability and performance. ...
• Security
• Choosing a programming language for an IT solution is a crucial decision that can affect the
quality, performance, cost, and maintainability of your project. As an IT consultant, you need to
consider several factors before recommending a language to your client or team. When
selecting a programming language, some of the factors for programmers to consider include the
targeted platform, production time, language elasticity, community/support, the programmer's
experience with the language, and the language's current popularity.. There are many factors
that influence the choice of programming languages, the main factors are cost, organization
policy, availability, reliability, suitability, and expandability. All these factors should be
considered when choosing a programming language.

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Hierarchical network topologies are structured in layers, with a clear hierarchy that simplifies control and management, suitable for large organizations with complex networks. In contrast, flat topologies lack this hierarchy, offering simplicity and cost-effectiveness but posing challenges in scalability and management as the network grows .

Switching connects devices within a single network, creating direct pathways for data packets between devices like computers and printers. For example, a network switch enables data exchange between devices in a local network. Routing, however, connects multiple networks, directing data across broader networks. A router acts as a dispatcher, choosing optimal paths for data between different networks, similar to directing traffic efficiently .

Multi-tasking operating systems allow multiple tasks or processes to run concurrently within a single CPU by sharing system resources, enhancing user experience through seamless task switching. In contrast, multi-processing operating systems involve multiple CPUs or processors to execute tasks simultaneously, improving computational speed and efficiency for demanding applications .

Error detection in operating systems involves identifying and addressing malfunctions in software or hardware operations. This process is crucial for maintaining system stability, security, and performance, as it enables timely corrective actions to prevent data loss, corruption, and unauthorized access .

A Personal Area Network (PAN) connects devices like smartphones, tablets, and laptops within a nearby vicinity, typically within an individual's reach. It facilitates direct data exchange and device interaction for personal usage. PANs are often used for wearable tech communication, smartphone tethering, and syncing personal gadgets .

Factors influencing programming language selection include the type and complexity of the application, cost, scalability, maintainability, and security. These factors are crucial as they determine whether the language can meet project requirements effectively and support future growth and adjustments. Project parameters like available resources and organizational policies also play critical roles .

Different chart types in MS Excel serve various data visualization needs. For instance, bar and column charts are ideal for comparing discrete categories, pie charts show proportions of a whole, and scatter plots are used for correlation analysis. Selecting the appropriate chart type enhances data interpretation and insight communication based on the data's characteristics and analysis goals .

System software is designed to run a computer's hardware and applications, managing resources such as memory and processors. It provides a platform for application software, enabling the execution of application programs by allocating resources, managing processes, detecting errors, and ensuring security .

3G technology is characterized by a horizontally lenient, cell-based wide area network architecture. In contrast, 4G technology offers both vertical and horizontal flexibility, integrating WLANs into cell-based networks and supporting higher data transfer rates .

Multimedia enhances learning by integrating various forms of media such as text, audio, and video, facilitating a richer and more engaging educational experience. Examples include watching pre-recorded lectures and PowerPoint presentations, which combine visual and auditory information to improve understanding and retention .

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