For All Human Beings.......

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

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Saturday, January 23, 2010

Monday, January 4, 2010

Saturday, December 19, 2009

Functioning of CPU

The CPU is composed of five basic components:
  • RAM
  • registers
  • buses
  • ALU and
  • Control Unit.
CLICK HERE for detailed notes


CLICK HERE to view ANIMATED Fetch-Decode-Execute Cycle



Thursday, November 12, 2009

Computer Crossword(1)

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Saturday, October 17, 2009

Friday, July 31, 2009

Test Yourself

Can you answer following Questions.............


  • C++ Character Set
  • What is meant by token?
  • Name Tokens available in c++
  • What are Keywords? Can keywords be used as identifiers?
  • What is an identifier? What are the identifier forming rules in C++?
  • Is C++ case sensitive?
  • Which of the following are valid Identifiers and why/why not :
  1. stud_roll
  2. 5data
  3. data5
  4. father name
  5. my-file
  6. %age
  7. int
  8. b
  9. goto
  10. "name"
  • What are literals? How many types of integer literals are available in C++?
  • What is preprocessor directive?
  • What header file must be included with your source file to use cin and cout
  • Name the I/O Library of C++.

C++: Data Type Modifiers

C++: Data Type Modifiers

C++ :Fundamental Data Types

C++ : Fundamental Data Types

Assignment : Computer Organization (Class XI)

Monday, May 18, 2009

List of Students With Approved Projects

Name of students and Approved Projects


  1. Nikita Goel - SUDOKU (12 A)
  2. Tanvi Kaushik - SUDOKU (12 A)
  3. Gunjan kapoor - MUSIC LIBRARY Mgt. Sys.(12 A)
  4. Shivani saxena - MUSIC LIBRARY Mgt. Sys.(12 A)
  5. Sumedha Kapoor - Book Library Mgt. Sys.(12 A)
  6. Nishant Aggarwal - Book Library Mgt. Sys.(12 A)
  7. Divya Upreti - Result Processing Sys. (12 A)
  8. Niharika Makhija- Result Processing Sys. (12 A)
  9. vibhati - tutorial career options (12 A)
  10. Astha - tutorial career options (12 A)
  11. Shivani - guest house/hotel management (12 A)
  12. Shruti - guest house/hotel management (12 A)


For Project approval and project outline contact through mail.....

Computer Science (083) HW

Comp083_Hw_XII

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

File Handling In C++

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Monday, March 16, 2009

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Thursday, December 11, 2008

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Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Data Representation

Follow the links for Information on Integer data and Floating point representation

TCS IT WIZ

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Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Number System Conversion

ASSIGNMENT

Posting assignment for practice on different Number System Conversions. For Assignment in PDF format.

Number System Conversion Tool

Study Aids
  • This is a tool to Practice Converting between different number systems, using bases 2-16.
  • Fill in the first two fields and click on the "Convert" button.
  • The answer will appear automatically.
  • If you click on "Explain Answer", you will get a short explanation of how the answer was obtained.
  • If you have Windows 95 you can use the Calculator in the Scientific mode
(Start->Programs->Accessories->Calculator)

to check results of decimal to hex, binary, and octal conversions.

Monday, December 1, 2008

Thursday, November 27, 2008

Computer Science (Code 083) (Practicals)/(Project)

  1. For CBSE Board Practicals CLICK HERE
  2. Computer Science Project(Suggested Topics) CLICK HERE
  3. For Computer Science Proj. Report CLICK HERE

Monday, November 24, 2008

List of Students Who Submitted the Presentations

(Class XI A)
'Importance of Open Standards for Good Governance'

  1. Abhimanyu
  2. Aashish Mittal
  3. Astha
  4. Ayushi
  5. Chaynika
  6. Gunjan
  7. Khyati
  8. Kriti
  9. Nikita Gupta
  10. Prakhar Nigam
  11. Prakhar Gupta
  12. Prerna Gupta
  13. Prateek
  14. Romansha
  15. Sanchit
  16. Shruti Garg
  17. Sidhant Goel
  18. Sumedha Kapoor
  19. Shivani
  20. Tanvi Kaushik
  21. Akshit Gupta(Late Submission)
  22. Puneet Kumar (Late Submission)
  23. Pragya Khetarpal (Late Submission)

Worksheet : Boolean Algebra


For Practice Questions on Boolean Algebra

Minimization of Boolean Expressions : K-Map Method

Minimization of Boolean Expressions : Karnaugh Map Method
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Click Here for Presentation

Monday, November 17, 2008

Address Calculation (2-D Array)

  1. A two-dimensional array Q[5][15] is stored in memory along the row with each element requiring 2 bytes. If the base address is 6500, find out the following: a) Addresses of Q[5][10] and b)Q[3][5]
  2. R[-4..4,7..17] is a two-dimensional array, stored in the memory along the column with each element requiring 4 bytes. If the base address is 5000, find out the following:
    a) Addresses of R[2][10] and R[3][15]
    b) Total no. of elements present in the array
For functions and Notes on Arrays Click Here............

Arrays (1-D)(Linear Lists)

Arrays
View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: arrays definition)

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

ODF OLYMPIAD 2008

Submissions begin on SOFTWARE FREEDOM DAY September 20, 2008. ODF is an international standard for office productivity format, adopted by ISO. ODF is fundamental to enabling computer education globally.ODF is the National Standard of countries such as South Africa and Uruguay.ODF is easy to learn and specifies the way documents, presentations and spreadsheets are stored in a computer by popular Office Productivity Free/Libre and Open Source Software such as Open office Anyone who has used any presentation software can immediately start using ODF software such as OpenOffice.org
How to Participate
Follow the link for further details : http://www.odfolympiad.org/

Topics and Categories (for Indian students)

Up to Class V -Why should I learn Computers?

Class VI to VIII -Benefits of Open Source Software to my school

Class IX & X -Open Standards: Freedom from Digital Divide
Class XI & XII -Importance of Open Standards for good Governance

Evaluation Parameters for the ODF Olympiad Trophy

  • Relevance of topic
  • Creativity & Visual Appeal
  • Organisation of the content
  • Use of embedded tools (e.g. spreadsheet)

ODF OLYMPIAD PROCESS

  • Create presentation in ODF using OpenOffice.org or any other Free/Libre and Open Source, ODF compliant software.
  • The presentation should not have more than total of 21 slides (including introduction and Thank you slide)

  • The presentation file size should not exceed 1MB

  • Each Slide should not have more than two clicks for navigation

  • Email the presentation to india@odfolympiad.org along with your details.- Name, Class, School Name, School Address, Email Address, Phone number, Age before 15th November, 2008

  • The Subject of the email must be in the following format for example "Category II, Gandhi National School"