Hello Friends,this section is specifically dedicated to those users who wants to clear the fundamental of computer science. Here we have included Fundamentals of Computer Engineering MCQs. Students can expect some questions from this section for sure in the respective university exams,competitive exams and interviews.So practice it well and enjoy with good score you expect.
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1. Which one of the option is not shown in Control PANEL
- Sound
- Mouse
- Display
- My Account
2. with reference to storage of data in computer, what is BYTE?
- a byte considered as a unit of memory size
- It is with which computer work and a group of binary digits or bits (usually eight) operated on as a unit.
- It is 10 bits long
- A and B both TRUE
A byte is a basic unit of digital information in computing and data storage. It represents a sequence of binary digits (bits) that can store a certain amount of data.
Bytes are commonly used to measure and represent the size of files, storage capacity, and memory in computer systems.
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3. If a person knowingly or intentionally conceals, destroys or alters or intentionally or knowingly causes another to conceal, destroy or alter any computer source code used for a computer, spread computer viruses, which IT ACT consider it as offence according to Indian IT ACT?
- Data Protection and Security ACT, 1997
- Information security ACT, 1998
- Information Technology ACT, 2000
- Computer Misuse and cyber act, 2009
The Information Technology Act, 2000 is an Indian legislation that governs electronic communication, digital transactions, and cybersecurity. It was enacted to provide legal recognition for electronic transactions, facilitate electronic commerce, and establish a legal framework for cybersecurity and data protection in India.
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4. Anupam - Ameya is a series of supercomputers designed and developed by____________ Institution
- BARC
- CSIR
- TIFR
- DST
BARC is primarily involved in nuclear research, development, and technology deployment. It focuses on various areas, including nuclear energy, nuclear medicine, nuclear physics, radiation biology, and nuclear materials. The center plays a significant role in advancing India's nuclear power program, nuclear safety, and radiation technology applications.
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5. What is the name of first super computer which was developed by National Aeronautics Laboratories Bangalore?
- PACE
- CHIPP-16
- FLOW SOLVER
- MACH
6. What is the full form of USB in Computer?
- Universal security block
- Universal serial Bus
- Universal software Barrier
- Universal stage Base
The full form of USB in the context of computers is "Universal Serial Bus."
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7. Computer Monitor is also known as __________
- DVU
- VDU
- UVD
- CCTV
VDU stands for "Visual Display Unit." It is an older term used to refer to computer monitors or displays. VDU was commonly used in the early days of computer technology when cathode-ray tube (CRT) monitors were prevalent. These monitors used a CRT to display images and were often referred to as VDUs. Over time, the term has become less common as newer display technologies, such as LCD and LED, have replaced CRT monitors.
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8. Arrange sequence of computer memory in increasing order of their size
- KB>GB>MB>TB
- KB>TB>GB>MB
- KB>MB>>GB>TB
- TB>KB>MB>GB
The sequence of computer memory in increasing order of their size is as follows:
1. Bit: The smallest unit of memory, representing a single binary digit (0 or 1).
2. Byte: Composed of 8 bits, a byte is the basic unit of memory used to store a character or a small amount of data.
3. Kilobyte (KB): Equal to 1024 bytes, a kilobyte is approximately a thousand bytes.
4. Megabyte (MB): Equal to 1024 kilobytes or approximately a million bytes.
5. Gigabyte (GB): Equal to 1024 megabytes or approximately a billion bytes.
6. Terabyte (TB): Equal to 1024 gigabytes or approximately a trillion bytes.
7. Petabyte (PB): Equal to 1024 terabytes or approximately a quadrillion bytes.
8. Exabyte (EB): Equal to 1024 petabytes or approximately a quintillion bytes.
9. Zettabyte (ZB): Equal to 1024 exabytes or approximately a sextillion bytes.
10. Yottabyte (YB): Equal to 1024 zettabytes or approximately a septillion bytes.
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9. Which of the following is not TRUE?
- Deleted files can be found in Recycle Bin
- From Recycle bin, files can be restored
- Disk Free space can be increased by sending files to recycle Bin
- When pressing Right Click -> Empty recycle bin, it’s clear the files stored in recycle bin.
Sending files to the recycle bin does not directly increase disk free space. When you delete files by sending them to the recycle bin, they are not permanently removed from your disk. Instead, they are moved to the recycle bin, where they remain until you empty the recycle bin or restore the files.
10. Which one of the following is not Application software?
- Windows NT
- Page Maker
- WinWord XP
- Photoshop
No, Windows NT is not an application software. Windows NT is an operating system developed by Microsoft. It is part of the Windows NT family of operating systems, which includes various versions like Windows NT 3.1, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and later versions like Windows 10.
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