2nd Year Computer Chapter 3 Notes
Complete 2nd Year Computer Chapter 3 Notes written by Professor Mr. Tayyab Shahzad. These notes are very helpful in the preparation of 2nd year computer chapter 3 important questions of Computer Science for the students of the intermediate and these are according to the paper patterns of all Punjab boards.
Summary and Contents:
Topics which are discussed in the notes are given below:
- Important Multiple Choice Questions of 2nd year computer chapter 3 mcqs of 2nd-year Computer Science.
- Q1: Following involves the area identification and selection:
- (a) Feasibility study (b) Feasibility analysis (c) Initial study (d) Initial examination
- Q2: In the following activity, the possible inputs for the database are obtained:
- (a) Project planning (b) Requirements analysis (c) Feasibility study (d) Data analysis
- Q3: In the following activity, the cost factors are taken into consideration:
- (a) Project planning (b) Requirements analysis (c) Feasibility study (d) Data analysis
- Q4: Following are the tools involved to the data Analysis:
- (a) Data flow diagram (b) Decision tree (c) Decision table (d) All of these
- Q5: The relationship between the entities is represented graphically by using:
- (a) E - R diagram (b) Data flow diagram (c) Flow charts (d) Decision tables
- Important 2nd year computer chapter 3 mcqs with answers for Intermediate part-II students.
- Q6: In an E - R Diagram, a rectangle represents a (n): (a) Entity (b) Attributes (c) Relationship (d) Field
- Q7: In an E - R Diagram, a diamond represents a (n): (a) Attributes (b) Relationship (c) Entity (d) Modality
- Q8: In the ERD model, the relationships between two entities are represented by:
- (a) Rectangle (b) Oval (c) Square (d) Diamond
- Important 2nd year computer chapter 3 important mcqs for Intermediate part-II students.
- Q9: An entity related to itself in an ERD model refers to relationship:
- (a) Recursive (b) One to many (c) Many to many (d) One to one
- Q10: Which one of the following is used to associate entities with each other?
- (a) Attributes (b) Entities (c) Relationship (d) Cardinals / Identifier
- Q11: Which one is not related to an entity? (a) Person (b) Concept (c) Action (d) Object
- Q12: Following is / are the ingredient (s) of data modeling: (a) Objects (b) Attributes (c) Relationships (d) All of these
- Q13: Following is a type of relationship: (a) One to One (b) One to Many (c) Many to many (d) All of these
- Q14: Following defines the nature of the relationship: (a) Cardinality (b) Modality (c) Simple (d) Recursion
- Important 2nd year computer chapter 3 short questions for Intermediate part-II students.
- Define analysis: Ans: A process of studying the existing system is known as analysis. The analysis also
determines what should take place in the new system. It is a very important activity for
the development of database system. The person responsible for the requirement
analysis is called "Analyst".
- What is the importance of project planning?
- Important 2nd year computer chapter 3 important long questions for Intermediate part-II students.
- What is data modeling?: Ans: The identification of data objects and their relationships to other data objects. Data
modelling is often the first step in database design. Designers first create a conceptual
model of how data items relate to each other. Data modelling involves a progression from
conceptual model to logical model to physical schema.
- Define cardinality and Define Modality.
- Important 2nd year computer chapter 3 long questions for Intermediate part-II students.
- What is an E-R diagram?: Ans: An entity relationship E-R diagram is a specialized graphic that illustrates the
interrelationships between entities in a database. ER diagram often use symbols to
represent three different types of information.
- What is logical database design?
- What is physical database design?
- What is meant by centralized database distribution?
- What is partitioned database distribution?
- Important 2nd year computer chapter 3 long questions pdf download for Intermediate part-II students.
- What is replicated database distribution?: Ans: Full copy of database is stored on some other computer. Any change in parent computer
is replicated to the others. In this strategy more storage is required. There can be a huge
communication cost while replication. Frequent synchronization is also required.