"I have a question bank with multiple questions, and each question has different weightage in marks.

For each
question:

1. Answer the question according to the marks specified:

- For *1-2 mark* questions, provide concise answers (50-100 words).

- For *3-5 mark* questions, provide more detailed answers (100-200 words).

- For *6-10 mark* questions, provide comprehensive answers (200-500 words).

2. Include diagrams where necessary. If a question requires a diagram, create a simple and clear diagram and
incorporate it into the answer.

3. If references are needed, include reliable sources with links to back up any technical or theoretical
information.

4. At the end, compile all the questions and answers into a single PDF document, ensuring it is formatted
neatly and clearly.

Example format:

- Question 1 (2 marks): [Question text]

- Answer: [50-100 words]

- Question 2 (5 marks): [Question text]

- Answer: [100-200 words]

- Diagram: [if needed]

- Question 3 (10 marks): [Question text]

- Answer: [200-500 words]

- Diagram: [if needed]

- References: [if required]

Compile all the questions, answers, diagrams, and references into a single PDF and share it."

Here is the question list from the provided document, organized unit by unit along with marks:

Unit 1: Introduction to Mobile Computing and Wireless Networking

1. What is Mobile Computing? Explain in brief. (3 marks)

2. List the advantages of mobile computing. (4 marks)

3. Explain the structure, characteristics, and applications of mobile computing. (4 marks)

5. How has the advancement of wireless communication technologies influenced the growth of mobile
computing? (3 marks)

6. Explain the fundamental difference between wireless and fixed (wired) networks. (4 marks) ( in table )

7. Describe the advantages of wireless networks in terms of cost savings, scalability, and rapid
deployment. (4 marks)

8. List down the applications of Wireless Networking and Mobile Computing. (4 marks)

Unit 2: Mobile Communication System

1. Explain 2G, 3G, and 4G wireless networks. (3 marks)

2. Compare HLR and VLR. (4 marks) ( in table )

3. Describe the important functional difference between 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G cellular networks. (8 marks)

4. Explain GPRS protocol architecture in detail. (4 marks)

5. Explain in detail about Handoff in wireless networks. (4 marks)

6. Describe the basic architecture of a GSM network, highlighting the main components and their
functions. (8 marks)

7. Compare the architecture of 2G and 4G mobile networks in terms of key components and their
functionalities. (4 marks)

8. How does GPRS enable the delivery of packet-switched data over GSM networks, and what are its
main use cases? (8 marks)

9. Explain how EDGE improves data transmission rates on GSM networks and its impact on mobile
internet usage. (4 marks)

10. Explain in detail the key advancements and features that distinguish 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G mobile
network generations. (8 marks)

11. What challenges might arise in implementing and managing complex mobile communication networks
with increasing demands for bandwidth and connectivity? (4 marks)

12. Explain GPS in detail. (8 marks)

The Reference Model for Network Communication

13. Explain the TCP/IP model. (3 marks)

14. What is IP protocol? Explain IPv4 architecture. (4 marks)

15. Explain IPv6 architecture. (3 marks)

16. Explain the key layers of the TCP/IP model and their respective functions. (8 marks)

17. Describe the seven layers of the OSI model and provide a brief overview of the function of each layer.
(8 marks)

18. Discuss how the OSI model's strict separation of functions contrasts with the TCP/IP model's more
flexible approach. (4 marks)

19. Differentiate between IPv4 and IPv6 architectures ( in table ), emphasizing the improvements and
benefits of IPv6. (4 marks)
 20. Explain the purpose of IP addressing and subnet masking, and how they contribute to network
segmentation. (4 marks)

21. Describe the function of DNS and its role in translating domain names into IP addresses. (4 marks)

22. Explain the basic functionalities of FTP and how it facilitates the transfer of files over a network. (8
marks)

23. Describe the function of HTTP and its role in facilitating ( communication between web browsers and
servers. ( in table )) (8 marks)

24. Explain the SMTP protocol with one example. (3 marks)

25. Discuss the role of email protocol in enabling electronic communication over networks. (4 marks)

26. Explain DNS with a name resolution example. (8 marks)

Unit 3: Medium Access Control

1. Write a short note on Mobile TCP. (3 marks)

2. Describe in detail TDMA. (4 marks)

3. Write a short note on CSMA. (3 marks)

4. Explain FDMA and TDMA schemes. (8 marks)

5. What are the categories of fixed assignment MAC? Explain each of them. (8 marks)

6. Write down the difference between CSMA/CA and CSMA/CD. (4 marks) ( in table )

7. Explain the concept of FDMA and how it allows multiple users to share the same communication
medium. (4 marks)

8. Define TDMA and elaborate on how it divides time slots to enable multiple users to access the
channel. (3 marks)

9. Explain how CDMA employs unique codes to differentiate users sharing the same frequency band. (3
marks)

10. Define CSMA and discuss how it works to prevent collisions in a shared communication medium. (3
marks)

11. Compare CSMA/CA with basic CSMA( in table ), highlighting the additional measures taken to avoid
collisions. (3 marks)

12. Describe the CSMA/CD protocol and how it manages collisions in wired Ethernet networks. (4 marks)

13. Differentiate FDMA, TDMA, and CDMA. (8 marks) ( in table )

Unit 4: Mobile Transport and Application Layer

1. Describe the WAP Model. (4 marks)

2. Explain WAP Architecture with a suitable diagram. (8 marks)

3. What is M-TCP and How does it work? Define with Figure. (4 marks)

4. How can we improve the traditional TCP? (3 marks)

5. What is WSP, and how does it fit into the WAP stack? (4 marks)
 6. What is WTLS and how does it ensure the security of data transmitted over wireless networks? (4
marks)

7. How does WTP contribute to the functionality of mobile communication systems? (4 marks)

8. What is WSP and how does it facilitate the exchange of data between mobile devices and web servers?
(4 marks)

9. Describe the architecture of the Wireless Application Environment and its role in enhancing mobile
applications. (8 marks)

10. What is Wireless Telephony Application architecture, and how does it enhance the capabilities of
mobile phones for telephony-related functions? (4 marks)

11. How does WMA operate, and what are its applications in mobile communication systems? (4 marks)

12. Explain the layered architecture of WAP. (8 marks)

Unit 5: Recent Trends

1. Draw and describe Bluetooth protocol architecture in detail. (8 marks)

2. Compare Wi-Fi and Wi-Max. (3 marks)

3. Explain the Bluetooth technology, its main features, and its primary applications. (3 marks)

4. Provide an overview of Wi-Fi technology, its standardization, and its evolution. (4 marks)

5. Describe WiMAX technology and its role in providing wireless broadband connectivity. (4 marks)

6. Explain the key features and advantages of WiMAX networks. (3 marks)

7. Explain the Zigbee protocol with its architecture and its suitability for low-power, low-data-rate
wireless applications. (8 marks)

8. Describe the Aloha protocol and its role in wireless communication. (4 marks)

9. Explain the differences between pure Aloha and slotted Aloha. (8 marks) ( in table )

10. Identify and explain the common security threats and vulnerabilities in wireless networks. (4 marks)

11. Discuss the importance of encryption, authentication, and access control in wireless network security.
(4 marks)