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BACHELOR OF VOCATION

DIGITAL FILM PRODUCTION

(UGC Sponsored Programme)

Duration: 3years (Six Semesters)

COURSES OF STUDY AND SCHEME

Sem

No

Course

No

Code Paper Credits Marks

Internal External Total

1

1.1 GEC1EG01 The Four Skills for

Communication

4 20 80 100

1.2 GEC1VM02 Introduction to

Visual Media

4 20 80 100

1.3 GEC1ML02 Bhashayum

Sahithyavum-I

4 20 80 100

1.4 DFC1FP01 Introduction to

Computers

4 20 80 100

1.5 DFC1FP02 Digital

Photography

5 20 80 100

1.6 DFC1FP03 Theory of Visual

Design

4 20 80 100

1.7 DFC1FP04 Lab: Digital

Photography

5 20 80 100

2

2.1 GEC2EG04 Modern Prose and

Drama

4 20 80 100

2.2 GEC2HA05 History of Art 4 20 80 100

2.3 GEC2ML05 Bhashayum

Sahithyavum-II

4 20 80 100


Cinematography

4 20 80 100

2.5 DFC2FP06 Advanced Digital

Photography

5 20 80 100

2.6 DFC2FP07 Advanced

Cinematography

5 20 80 100

2.7 DFC2FP08 Lab: Project –

Cinematography

4 20 80 100

3

3.1 GEC3CW07 Creative Writing

for TV and Film – 1

4 20 80 100

3.2 GEC3FA08 Film Appreciation 4 20 80 100

3.3 GEC3EG07 Inspiring

Expressions

4 20 80 100

3.4 DFC3FP09 Pre-Production 4 20 80 100


Visual Editing

5 20 80 100

3.6 DFC3FP11 Multimedia (2D) 4 20 80 100

3.7 DFC3FP12 Multimedia (3D) 5 20 80 100

4

4.1 GEC4CW10 Creative Writing

for TV and Film – 2

4 20 80 100

4.2 GEC4HC11 History of Cinema 4 20 80 100

4.3 GEC4EG10 Readings on

Society

4 20 80 100

4.4 DFC4FP13 Advanced Visual

Editing

4 20 80 100


Sound Design

5 20 80 100

4.6 DFC4FP15 Multi-cam

Production

5 20 80 100

4.7 DFC4FP16 Project -

Documentary /

Short film

4 20 80 100

5

5.1 GEC5TV13 Fundamentals of

TV Production

4 20 80 100

5.2 GEC5MM14 Management in

Media

4 20 80 100

5.3 GEC5AP15 Advertising &

Publicity Media

4 20 80 100

5.4 GEC5NM16 Introduction to

New Media

4 20 80 100

5.5 DFC5FP17 Advanced TV

Production

5 20 80 100

5.6 DFC5FP18 Advanced Sound

Design

4 20 80 100

5.7 DFC5FP19 Project – TV

Production

5 20 80 100

6

6.1 DFC6FP20

Degree Production

(450hrs)

15

20

30

50

6.2 DFC6FP21 Internship

(450hrs)

15

- 50 50

Total 3600

DETAILED SYLLABUS

SEMESTER I

GEC1VM02 — INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL MEDIA

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Fundamental principles of visual communication, visual communication and visual

culture.

MODULE 2: Development of visual media communication, visual language, reading pictures, lights,

shade and color in communication, expressions, costumes, symbols and signs, language of pictures

and graphics, physiology and visual communication.

MODULE 3: Introduction to folk and performing art forms, theatre, drawing, painting, photography,

film and television, new media and multimedia products.

MODULE 4: Sensual and perceptual theories of visual communication, what the brain sees, colour,

form, depth and movement, viewers’ meaning making process, perception, visual

thinking/visualization, practice of looking, images, power and politics.

REFERENCE

Seeing is Believing: An Introduction to Visual Communication, Arthur Asa Berger, New York,

Mary Field, 1998.

Visual Communication, Arun Bhatia, New Delhi, Rajat Publications, 2005.

Visual Communications: From Theory to Practice, Jonathan Baldwin and Lucienne Roberts,

AVA Publishing, 2006.

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DFC1FP01 — INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Computer basics – CPU; memory and storage devices; input/output devices;

communication devices; processing of Data; operating systems – DOS, Windows, Linux, Unix;

workstations; networks.

MODULE 2: Overview of Graphics systems – Introduction and applications of computer graphics;

Graphical user Interface; Graphic File Formats: Bitmap and Vector graphics, File formats and

Compatibility issues; Graphics software’s.

MODULE 3: Multimedia- An Overview – Introduction; Characteristics of Multimedia presentation;

Uses of Multimedia; Promotion of Multimedia Based content; Steps for creating multimedia

Presentation.

MODULE 4: Multimedia Application Development – Introduction; Software Lifecycle Overview;

ADDIE Model; Content Collection and Processing; Story; Flowline; Script; Story board;

Implementation; Testing and Feedback; Final Delivery; case study.

REFERENCE

Peter Norton, Introduction to Computers, 6th

ed., The McGraw Hill Companies, 2000.

Ranjan Parekh, Principles of Multimedia, McGraw Hill Companies, 2006.

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DFC1FP02 — INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: What is photography; difference between still and movie; purpose of photography;

different categories of photography (travel, commercial, wedding, documentation, hobby, family

album, tour, landscape, profile etc); qualities and qualifications of a photographer, difference

between analogue and digital photography.

MODULE 2: Expression through photographic image, brief history of the development of still

cameras from camera obscura to the modern digital camera, types of cameras and focusing methods.

MODULE 3: Holding the camera; using tripods and monopods; white balance; shift; bracketing;

choosing; colour temperature; white balance preset; light; shutter speed; aperture; ISO, ASA, DIN;

the relationship between light, shutter speed, aperture and ISO; point and shoot; presumer; SLR,

built-in-digital and digital backs.

MODULE 4: Fundamentals of Light, Available light; artificial light; hard and soft light; definition of

subject detail and shape; choosing the right colour; moving camera and subject; high shutter speed

and low shutter speed; frozen picture; movement in picture; control of lighting conditions; colour

difference in relation to shutter speed; shallow depth of field and increased depth of field; varying

ISO for getting more depth.

REFERENCE

Basic Photography, Michael Longford, London, Focal Press, 2005.

A World History of Photography, Naomi Rosenblum, New York, Abbevilla, 1964.

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DFC1FP03 — THEORY OF VISUAL DESIGN

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Visual Arts, continuity and style, Abstract interpretation, image, symbols, Design

methods, ideation, concepts, prototyping and evolution.

MODULE 2: The principles of design – unity contrast, balance, rhythm, harmony and direction. The

process of design – the needs, information, planning, exploration, creation, satisfaction. Functions of

Design – orderly presentation, attraction, simulation, reflection, support, and retention.

MODULE 3: Image reproduction techniques – print technology, printing press, off-set, study of

proportions, finish and features, digital reproduction of images. Typography, classification, use of

various letter forms, Typography in different contexts: Web, posters, signage, books, motion graphics

etc.

MODULE 4: Basics of image making, basics of illustration in 2-D and 3-D. fundamentals of

animations; Basics of image manipulation and editing. The elements of design – line, form, surface,

mass pattern, texture, tone, colour, point, image, space and three-dimensional design concepts.

REFERENCE

Visual Thinking for Design, Colin Ware, Morgan Kaufmann Publishers. 2008.

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DFC1FP04 — LAB: DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Practical work.

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SEMESTER II

GEC2HA05 — HISTORY OF ART

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Fundamentals of art, Drawing, Geometrical drawing, line space, balance, and harmony,

angles and viewpoint, perspective. Tonal variations, texture of objects and forms, colour schemes,

colour combinations, composition and values.

MODULE 2: Brief history of art. Classical art, murals, papyrus manuscripts, hieroglyphics, Mughal

art, medieval art, Byzantine and Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Rocco, Romanticism and

Realism.

MODULE 3: Modernism in the West: Impressionism, Symbolism, Expressionism, Cubism,

Futurism, Constructivism, Dada, Surrealism, Abstract expressionism, pop art, performance art,

postmodern art and architecture.

MODULE 4: Surrealism and psychoanalysis – Dali and Margritte. Feminist Theory of Art: gaze.

Contemporary Indian art.

REFERENCE

Art History: A Preliminary Handbook, Robert Belton, McGraw-Hill, 2000.

History of Western Art, Laurie Schneider Adams, McGraw-Hill, 2004.

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DFC2FP05 — INTRODUCTION TO CINEMATOGRAPHY

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Elements of composition, image size, camera and subject movements, creative use of

light and colour, 5 C's of cinematography (camera angles, continuity, cutting, close - ups &

composition)

MODULE 2: Ambient/natural light, hard and soft lights, light fixtures and reflectors, indoor lights,

three - point and four - point lighting, functions of lighting

MODULE 3: Principles of videography, video recording systems, colour coding systems, TV

broadcast systems, difference between studio cameras and camcorders, types of video cameras, video

recording formats, camera operations, single camera and multi camera shoots

REFERENCE

The 5 C’s of Cinematography, Joseph V. Mascelli, Los Angeles, Silman James Press, 1965

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DFC2FP06 — ADVANCED DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Programmable modes; preset modes; special modes; setting camera menu; easy

accessing switches; in-camera picture editing (D-lighting, crop, retouching). Light Design for

Photography, Lighting for Indoors,

MODULE 2: Different types of composition; rules of composition; colour harmony; focal length;

selection of lenses (zoom, wide angle zoom, tele zoom and fixed lenses); metering systems,

measuring falling light and reflecting light; auto focusing; manual focusing.

MODULE 3: Introduction to Adobe Photoshop (or any open source photo editing software); basic

image editing tools, basic image manipulations, Portraits, news photographs, lighting for still life,

lighting for table-top, tricky lighting for special effects, macro and micro photography.

REFERENCE

Advanced Photography, Michael Longford, London, Focal Press, 2008

Light Science and Magic: An Introduction to Photographic Lighting, Fil Hunter, Steven Biver

and Paul Fuqua, Focal Press, 2002

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DFC2FP07 — ADVANCED CINEMATOGRAPHY

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Shot types, Shot composition; Proportion; Rule of thirds; Framing; Pictorial balance;

Continuity; Light positions; Taking different shots to convey idea(s), meaning and relationships;

Master shots/establishing shot; Point of view shots; Cut-away shots; Retakes;

MODULE 2: Camera Lenses- aperture, focal length, lens angle and image size; Video gain;

Exposure, Colour balance; DV Cam, HD, 2K, 4K, Video signals – composite, component – DVI,

VGA, HDMI, SDI; Video recorders; Choosing the correct focal length - Zoom lenses; Camera

Control MODULEs (CCU); Camcorders; Multiple camera shoot.

MODULE 3: Lighting for Cinematography: natural light and created light; Basic light sources: key

light, fill light and back light. Shading devices; Filters: Reflectors; Diffusers; Umbrellas; Light

meters; matching outdoor- and indoor-light. Lighting techniques to create mood, time period and

special effects.

REFERENCE

Cinematography: Theory and Practice: Image Making for Cinematographers, Directors, and

Videographers, Blain Brown, New York, Focal Press, 1993.

The Camera Assistant's Manual, David E. Elkins, Los Angeles: Focal Press, 1993.

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DFC2FP08 — PROJECT – CINEMATOGRAPHY

COURSE DETAILS

The project on cinematography at the end of the second semester consist of the making of a short-

film/documentary of two minutes comprising at least 6 types of shots.

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SEMESTER III

GEC3CW07 — CREATIVE WRITING FOR TV AND FILM – 1

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Creative skills, creativity factors, imagination, and visualization, ability to create,

information and creativity, creative thinking, clarity and precision, coherence and logical sequence in

writing, the nature and role of intuition. Universalizing the personal experience. Importance of

research. Adaptation from literary works, the elements of visual story telling.

MODULE 2: The Elements of Scriptwriting: Action, Character, Setting, Theme, Structure. structure,

clarity, coherence, flow of ideas: stages of scripting ideas: proposal, treatment, script development,

revision of the script.

MODULE 3: Choosing the genre: Event/, Drama, Action Adventure, Suspense thriller, Romance,

Comedy, Crime/Detective Mystery, Road Movie, Film noir, etc.

Logistics: Form, Format, Software, Text, Dialogue, Parentheticals, Plots, exposition, storyline,

themes, character, conflict setting, developing characters, character casting, dialogues, storyboard,

point of view, setting and pacing, lyrics, music.

MODULE 4:

Writing for operas –short films, fiction. Docu-fiction. dramas, cinema script, music albums.

REFERENCE

The Definitive Guide to Screenwriting, Syd Field, Ebury Press, 2003.

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GEC3FA08 — FILM APPRECIATION

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Cinema and spectatorship, cinema as art, cinema as industry. Hollywood cinema.

Indian cinema. Bollywood movies.

MODULE 2: Film and other visual arts. Film and novel. Film and theatre. Film and music.

MODULE 3: Technology and film. Fundamentals of image technology, sound technology. The lens;

the camera. Aspect ratio, colour contrast and tone. Post production, editing, special effects.

MODULE 4: Film genres. Fundamentals of film theory.

FILMS

1. Buster Keaton: The General (1926)

2. Charles Chaplin: Modern Times (1936)

3. John Ford: The Grapes of Wrath (1940)

4. Vittorio de Sica: Bicycle Thieves (1948)

5. Akira Kurosawa: Rashomon (1950)

6. Robert Bresson: The Diary of a Country Priest (1951)

7. Stanley Kubrick: The Paths of Glory (1957)

8. Alfred Hitchcock: Vertigo (1958)

9. Satyajit Ray: Charulata (1964)

10. Sergio Leone: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)

11. Andrei Tarkovski: Solaris (1972)

12. Francis Ford Coppola: The Godfather (1972)

13. Adoor Gopalakrishnan: Kodiyettam (1977)

14. Anand Patwardhan: Bombay Our City (Hamara Shehar) (1985)

15. Zhang Yimou: Raise the Red Lantern (1992)

16. MajidMajidi: The Color of Paradise (1999)

17. Aki Kaurismaki: Le Harve (2011)

18. Michael Haneke: Caché (2005)

19. Martin Scorsese: Hugo (2012)

20. Alfonso Cuarón: Gravity (2013)

REFERENCE

Subject of Cinema, Gaston Roberge, Sea Gull, Calcutta, 1990.

How to Read a Film: The Art, Technology, Language, History, and Theory of Film and

Media, James Monaco, NY: Oxford University Press, 1981.

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DFC3FP09 — PRE-PRODUCTION

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Conceiving the idea; Theme and story; Screen Play; Dialogue; Essentials of a good

script-structure, clarity, coherence; Script development; From script to story board; Objectives and

structure of story board; story board styles; Story board exercises.

MODULE 2: Schedule and Location planning; Casting and scheduling; Role of production crew -

Assistant Director, Cinematographer/videographer; Camera assistant(s); Shoot division of script;

Shot types - Extremely long shots (ELS); Long shots (LS); Medium long shots (MLS); Medium

close-up (MCU); Big Close-up (BCU); Extreme close up ( ECU); Level angle shots; High angle

shots; Low angle shots; Extreme wide shot.

MODULE 3: Fundamentals of handling video camera systems – lenses, recorders, tripods/pedestals,

dollies, cranes, cables; camera mounting and balance; Balancing camera in hands and on shoulders;

Shallow focus and deep focus; camera movements – pan , tilt;, zoom, track; crab; Using natural light;

Setting lights – hard lights and soft lights; Safety measures in handling equipment.

MODULE 4: Shot composition; Proportion; Rule of thirds; Framing; Pictorial balance; Continuity;

Light positions; Taking different shots to convey idea(s), meaning and relationships; Master

shots/establishing shot; Point of view shots; Cut-away shots; Retakes; Sound recording equipment:

types of microphones—unidirectional, bidirectional, omni-directional, cardioids; Shot guns, booms;

Audio recorder, control console, amplifiers; Noise/hum reduction; MIDI systems.

REFERENCE

Video Production Handbook, Gerald Millerson, New Delhi: Focal Press, 1992.

Writing, Directing and Producing Documentary Films, Allan Rosenthal, Southern Illinois

University Press, 1990.

Storyboards Motion in Action, Mark Simon, Oxford, Focal Press, 2000.

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DFC3FP10 — INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL EDITING

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Fundamentals of aesthetics of editing; Time and space in editing; Rhythm, movement

and cadence; Continuity; The soviet school, Vertov, Eisenstein, Pudovkin; The French New wave;

Approaches to Editing in Hitchcock; Bunuel; Bresson; Renoir;

MODULE 2: Linear and Non-Linear Editing, Recording in analog and Digital mode; Editing in

Digital era; Standardization in formats and aspect ratio in Television; Action cutting; Sequence

cutting; Parallel cutting; Editing styles in advertising; Editing dramatic scenes; Dramatic continuity;

MODULE 3: Introduction to non-linear editing equipments and software; Adobe premiere, AVID,

Final cut pro; Timing; Manipulation of time through continuity; Structuring a scene; structuring a

program;

MODULE 4: Audio tracks; Mixing audio tracks; Editing and organizing audio effects; monitoring

and adjusting audio levels; Setting key frames to change volume; Usage of an audio mixer;

Recording a narrative track.

REFERENCE

Studio Television Production and Directing, Andrew H. Utterback, Focal Press, 2012

Producing Videos: A Complete Guide, Martha Mollison, Viva Books, 2008.

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DFC3FP11 — MULTIMEDIA (2D)

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Foundation for learning animation, introduction to animation, Animation techniques,

Basic Drawing with forms, Figure drawing: Basic Pose and Construction, Perspectives, Gesture

drawing, Animation principles and their applications.

MODULE 2: Idea and concept, Acting and expressions, Script writing, Copy writing, Character

design, Background and lay outs, Voiceovers, Storyboards, Leica reels/Animatics.

MODULE 3: 2D animation, Traditional 2D Animation, Cleanup (CU), In Betweens (IB), Timing

Charts (X Sheets), Pencil Tests, Compositing.

MODULE 4: Graphics Software: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Flash( or Any open

source editing software).

REFERENCE

Design Methods, John Christopher Jones, Wiley, 1992.

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DFC3FP12 — MULTIMEDIA (3D)

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Definition of Multimedia. Multimedia systems. Multimedia elements. Multimedia

applications. Multimedia system architecture. Multimedia file formats, standards.

MODULE 2: Concept creation, story boarding, scripting and project developing methods. 3D

designing and Animation dynamics - lens, effects, ray tracing, lighting, shading, reflection, texturing

techniques.

MODULE 3: 3D animation using Maya, Animation Principles in 3D, Concepts of light and shading,

Clay modeling, Basic 3D modeling using Maya, Basic Texturing using Maya, Introduction to

Rigging and animation using Maya, rendering.

MODULE 4: Dynamics and VFx: Pre Production For Maya FX, Texturing and Lighting, Advanced

Texturing and Lighting, Dynamics, Particles, Real Flow, Maya and Combustion, Advanced Maya

and Combustion.

REFERENCE

Fundamentals of Multimedia, Ze-Nian Li and Mark S. Drew, Prentice-Hall, 2004.

Multimedia-Based Instructional Design: Computer-Based Training, Web-Based Training, and

Distance Learning, William W. Lee, Prentice-Hall, 2010.

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SEMESTER IV

GEC4CW10 — CREATIVE WRITING FOR TV AND FILM – 2

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Choosing the genre: Event/, Drama, Action Adventure, Suspense thriller, Romance,

Comedy, Crime/Detective Mystery, Road Movie, Film noir, etc.

Logistics: Form, Format, Software, Text, Dialogue, Parentheticals, Plots, exposition, storyline,

themes, character, conflict setting, developing characters, character casting, dialogues, storyboard,

point of view, setting and pacing, lyrics, music.

MODULE 2: Writing for operas –short films, fiction. Docu-fiction. Dramas, cinema script, music

albums.

REFERENCE

Writing, Directing and Producing Documentary Films and Videos, Alan Rosenthal, Southern

Illinois, University Press, 1990

The Definitive Guide to Screenwriting, Syd Field, Ebury Press, 2003.

Screen Writing: Teach Yourselves, Reymond G. Frensham, Modder and Stoughton, 1997.

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GEC4HC11 — HISTORY OF CINEMA

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Brief History of Film: The movie begins, From age of silent movies to black and white

and colour and the coming of talkies; Chrono photographic camera to 35mm wide 16 frames per

second (Lumiere) Documentaries and feature films; Language of Cinema: visual composition -

visual space, balance, contrast, depth of field; mise-en-scene; Shots, scene and sequence; Editing -

formal and stylistic techniques Film as art, industry, and political instrument;

MODULE 2: Film Movements: German Expressionism – The Cabinet of Dr. Calgari (Robert

Wiene); Soviet Montage – Battleship Potemkin (Sergei M. Eisenstein); Italian Neo-Realism – The

Bicycle Thieves (Vittorio De Sica); The French New Wave – Breathless (Jean Luc Godard).

Hollywood Cinema – Citizen Kane (Orson Welles); Westerns – The Great Train Robbery (Edwin S.

Porter); Psychoanalysis in cinema – Psycho (Alfred Hitchcock)

MODULE 3: Nationalism & cinema: Korea – Real Fiction (Kim Ki Duk), Iran – Children of Heaven

(Majid Majidi), Japan – Rann (Akira Kurasowa), Africa – Gods must be Crazy (Jamie Uys), Latin

America –The Motorcycle Diaries (Walter Salles), Spanish – Volver (Pedro Almodavor), Greece –

Ulysses Gaze (Theo Angelopoulos)

MODULE 4: Indian Cinema – Brief history, Great masters – Charulata (Satyajit Ray), Mrigaya

(Mrinal Sen), Subarna Rekha (Ritwik Ghatak), Bhumika: The Role (Shyam Benegal), Pokuveyil (G.

Aravindan), Elipathayam (Adoor Gopalakrishnan). Bollywood – entertainment, culture and film

industry, masters such as Kaagaz Ke Phool (Guru Dutt) and Aawara (Raj Kapoor). Film censorship

and certification, Cinema and Society.

REFERENCE

Our Films, Their Films, Satyajith Ray. London: Hyperion, 1994.

How to Read a Film: The Art, Technology, Language, History, and Theory of Film and

Media. James Monaco, NY: Oxford University Press, 1981.

A Short History of the Movies, Gerald Mast, OUP, Oxford, 1985

Malakalil Manju Peyunnu, Shanmughadas I.

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DFC4FP13 — ADVANCED VISUAL EDITING

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Fundamentals of video formats; Video format compatibility; Audio format

compatibility; Starting; Post Production; Raw source footage; Role of special effects; Audio design;

Color correction; Keeping track of footages.

MODULE 2: Project; Media files, Clips and sequences; interfaces; Key board short cuts and short

cut menus; Time code; Split Edits; Working with Multi-clips; Performing Slip, Slide, Ripple, and

Roll Edits; Trimming Clips; Adding Transitions; Refining Transitions Using the Transition Editor;

Sequence-to-Sequence Editing; Matching Frames and Play head Synchronization; Working with

Timecode.

MODULE 3: Mixing Audio in the Timeline and Viewer; Using the Voice Over Tool; Using Audio

Filters; Exporting Audio for Mixing in Other Applications; Working with Soundtrack Pro; Using

Video Filters; Installing and Managing Video Effects; Video Filters; Changing Motion Parameters;

Adjusting Parameters for Keyframed Effects; Reusing Effect and Motion Parameters; Changing Clip

Speed; Working with Freeze Frames and Still Images; Compositing and Layering; Keying, Mattes,

and Masks; Using Generator Clips; Using the Smooth Cam Filter; Creating Titles; Working with

Motion; Working with Master Templates; Measuring and Setting Video Levels.

MODULE 4: Color Correction; Color Correction Features; Color Correction Filters; Color

Correction Examples; RT Extreme; Rendering and Video Processing; Mixed-Format Sequences;

Backing Up and Restoring Projects; Offline and Online Editing; Reconnecting Clips and Offline

Media; Overview of the Media Manager; Diagnostic Tools for Clips; Printing to Video and Output

from the Timeline; Compressor with Final Cut Pro; Exporting Still Images and Image Sequences;

Capture Settings and Presets; Device Control Settings and Presets; Sequence Settings and Presets.

Editing Software: Any Photo Editing Software based on open source code.

REFERENCE

Final Cut studio on the Spot, Richard Harrington, Abba Shapiro, Robbie Carman, Focal

Press, 2004

Avid Assistant Editor’s Handbook, Kyra Coffie, Focal Press, 2011.

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DFC4FP14 — INTRODUCTION TO SOUND DESIGN

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Perception of sound, hearing sensitivity, frequency, range-sound wave length-

measuring sound-basic setup of recording system-analog/digital cables, connecters, analogue to

digital conversion.

MODULE 2: Microphone types-unidirectional, bidirectional, omni directional, cardioids-direction

and pickup pattern, noise, choosing the right mike, technique-sound reproduction devices, input

devices, various sound file extensions.

MODULE 3: Location sound recording, Separate Audio vs In Camera Audio, Leads and Adapters,

Microphone Accessories, Lavelier/Tie Clip Placement, Boom Mic Placement, Recording Gigs &

Amplified Performances, Wildtrack & Roomtone, Syncing Audio.

REFERENCE

Sound and Recording: An Introduction, Francis Rumsay and Tim Mick, Focal Press

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DFC4FP15 — MULTI-CAM PRODUCTION

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Production techniques, planning and management of live shows, single and multi,

camera productions, camera controls unit, mounting equipments, preview monitors, switcher, line

monitor, VTR, optical disc, hard drives

MODULE 2: Microphones, audio mixer, console, audio monitor, sound recording and play back

devices.

MODULE 3: Lighting in studio, 3-point lighting, lighting for an event, studio lighting instruments,

lighting control devices

MODULE 4: Switching or instantaneous editing, multi-function switcher, basic switcher operations,

studio floor, treatments, properties, set backgrounds, platforms.

MODULE 5: Covering events, location sketch and remote set ups, OB vans, camera lighting, audio,

intercommunication, signal transmission. Multi-camera production practical.

REFERENCE

Studio Television Production and Directing, Andrew H. Utterback, Focal Press, 2012

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DFC4FP16 — PROJECT - DOCUMENTARY / SHORT FILM

COURSE DETAILS

To produce a documentary/short-film of 5minutes duration with an emphasis on editing.

SEMESTER V

GEC5TV13 — FUNDAMENTALS OF TV PRODUCTION

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: An introduction to Television Studies. What is the ‘Television’ of Television Studies?

Television, Broadcasting, Programming: Distribution and Flow. Aggregating Form and Content.

MODULE 2: Production planning, pre production and post production planning-duties and

responsibilities of producer/director. Production techniques-video format; documentary, serial, talk

show, interview, demonstration, discussion, profiles, commercials.

3. Set designing and make up – visualization and composition-aesthetics-directing the actors-

directing the crew. Planning and Production of indoor and outdoor shootings, planning and

management of live shows.

REFERENCE

Script Analysis for Actors, Directors, and Designers, 3rd ed, James Thomas, Focal Press,

1992.

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GEC5MM14 — MANAGEMENT IN MEDIA

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Introduction to media management: basic management principles, Managerial skills in

visual media production and promotion; Market for visual media products; market analysis and

meeting the demand. Online marketing, mobsourcing.

MODULE 2: Media production planning: production objectives/goals; Budgeting basics, Mobilising

human resources – production crew and cast, contracts and call sheets; Acquiring/hiring equipment

and properties; Booking studio floor and time, mounting sets, Out-door shoot planning – location

search, suitability of locations; Seeking permission from legal and official bodies; Production

schedules; logistics management; time management.

MODULE 3: Basics of Visual media laws: The Cinematograph Act 1952 and later amendments,

Cable TV network Regulation Act; Broadcasting codes in India (Doordarshan); Cinematography

Certification Rules 1983; Copyright laws; Limits of fair use; Video piracy; Cyber crime and cyber

laws.

REFERENCE

Media Management in India, Dibankar Panigrahy and P K. Biswasroy, Kanishka Pub, 1993.

Mass Media Laws and Regulations in India, Venkat Iyer, India Research Press, 2002.

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GEC5AP15 — ADVERTISING & PUBLICITY MEDIA

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Definition, origin & growth, nature & scope, roles of advertising; Social,

Communicational, Marketing & Economic - functions of advertising. Advertising and its role in the

market; advertising industry in India

MODULE 2: Types of advertising: consumer, corporate, industrial, retail, review with current ad

campaigns. Target audience, geographic area, corporate & promotional advertising – web

advertising, Advertising agency: small medium, big, their role.

MODULE 3: Conceptualization & Ideation. visualization, designing & layout, copy-writing; types of

headlines, body copy base lives, slogans. Logos & trademarks. Client Brief, Account Planning,

Creative Strategy & Brief, Communication Plan, Brand management, Positioning, Brand personality,

Brand image, Brand equity, Case studies. Advertising campaign: objectives, creative strategy:

message, appeals, level of response, media Planning, advertising budget, pre testing and post testing.

REFERENCE

Advertising Management Concepts and Cases, Mohan M, New Delhi, Tata-McGraw, 1989.

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GEC5NM16 — INTRODUCTION TO NEW MEDIA

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Introduction to Internet Journalism — Internet as a medium of communication, history

of internet, characteristics of online journalism (immediacy, interactivity and universality), difference

between websites and portals, Blogs, podcasts, search engines, online sites of leading media

organizations/web servers/administrators, internet service providers

MODULE 2: Web Design — HTML/XML, hypertext, links, finding information on the Web,

directories and search engines Linear and non–linear presentations, integration of design, graphics

and visual computing, picture editing software, page design tools, typography and colour

MODULE 3: Cyber Technology Trends— An overview of current trends in information technology,

the ICE concept, digital convergence.

REFERENCE

Writing for the Internet, Jane Dorner, OUP, New York, 2002

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DFC5FP17 — ADVANCED TV PRODUCTION

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Conceiving the idea; theme and story, screenplay, dialogue; script development, short

division, identification of recording/shooting medium (film/video), financing, casting and major

staffing (production crew), location scouting.

MODULE 2: Budgeting; choosing the right equipment, schedule and location planning; audition for

actors/actresses, casting and scheduling; role of production crew, property and wardrobe

identification and preparation, identification of make-up requirements, production schedule, set

construction, script locking, script read-through with cast.

MODULE 3: From script to story board; objectives and structure of story board; story board styles;

story board exercises. shot division of script; spot audio, location sound ambience, pick-up shots,

review before pack-up.

REFERENCE

Television Production, Gerald Millerson, 14th

ed, 2009.

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DFC5FP18 — ADVANCED SOUND DESIGN

COURSE DETAILS

MODULE 1: Audio studio fundamentals: introduction to Pro Tools, installing Pro Tools and the

textbooks, DVD contents, the Pro Tools interface, signal flow, gain stages, I/O setup, types of tracks,

creating a new session in Pro Tools, keyboard shortcuts.

MODULE 2: Pro Tools recording techniques: setting recording levels, sample rate and bit depth,

sound wave fundamentals, deeper into sampling, sampling and anti-aliasing, quantizing and coding,

hard drive space requirements, disk allocation, session parameters, buffer settings and latency times,

the basics of microphones and microphone techniques, Pro Tools preferences, importing audio and

session data, keyboard shortcuts, assignment: the ultimate recording.

MODULE 3: Recording: busses, playlists, use of sound FX, dialogue, music. Equalization.

Balancing of levels- panning, mixing, creative use of sound track, the art of producing and recording

Your Own Music, memory locations and markers, window configurations and arrangements, using

inserts, the basics of effects loops, headphones and headphone mixers.

REFERENCE

Pro Tools for Video, Film and Multimedia, Ashley Shepherd, 2008.

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DFC5FP19 — PROJECT - TV PRODUCTION

COURSE DETAILS

To produce a TV programme of 5 minutes duration.

SEMESTER VI

DFC6FP20 DEGREE PRODUCTION

COURSE DETAILS

Each student is required to take part in the degree production of a short-film/Documentary of twenty

five minutes duration under the guide-ship of professionals.

The subject must have social relevance and the completed script with other details should be

submitted to the faculty before starting the production process.

DFC6FP21— INTERNSHIP

COURSE DETAILS

Each student is required to undergo internship in a media organization selected by the institution in

India or abroad.

At the end of the internship the student is required to prepare and submit a report in the prescribed

format, along with a certificate of performance from his/her supervisor in the organization, proof of

work done and diary of events during the internship period. The report will be forwarded to the

University for evaluation by a board of examiners, appointed by the University. If any student fails to

do internship his/her result will be withheld until the internship requirement is met within 12 months

from the completion of the course.

U.O.No. 8930/2015/Admn Dated, Calicut University.P.O, 19.08.2015

Usha K

Deputy Registrar

Forwarded / By Order

Section Officer

File Ref.No.25795/GA - IV - B1/2013/CU

UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT

AbstractB.Voc Programme in Digital Film Production Under Modified B.Voc Regulations 2014- Scheme &Syllabus- Implemented w.e.f. 2014 admission on wards - Orders issued.

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Read:-1. Minutes of the Combined Meeting of Board of Studies under the Faculty ofJournalism held on 10.07.2014 ( Vide item No.01)2. Minutes of the meeting of Board of Studies in Audio Visual Communication held on09.06.2014 Vide item No.43. B.Voc Regulations implemented as per U.O.No. 9809/2014/Admn Dtd 23.10.20144. Modified BVoc Regulaitons U.O.No. 2650/2015/Admn Dtd :17.03.20155. B.Voc Programme in Digital Film Production syllabus forwarded by the Chairman,BOS in Audio VIsual Communication6. Minutes of the meeting of Academic Council held on 11.07.2015 Vide item No.I 177. Orders of Vice Chancellor in the File No. 53986/GA - I - F 1/2015/Admndt.04.08.2015

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THENHIPALAM, CALICUT UNIVERSITY P.O

DEGREE OF

BACHELOR OF VOCATION (B.VOC)

IN

Multimedia

QUESTION BANK

(FOR THE STUDENTS ADMITTED FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2014–15 ONWARDS)

UNDER THE

FACULTY OF Journalism

BOARD OF STUDIES IN MULTIMEDIA (UG) THENHIPALAM, CALICUT UNIVERSITY P.O

KERALA, 673635, INDIA

JULY,2014 ©COPYRIGHT BY UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT,2014

QUESTION BANK

Programme : B.Voc Multimedia

Semester : 1st

Course Code : GEC1FC03

Course Name : Fundamentals Of Computer

C.

No Course Code Course Name

1.1 GEC1EG01 A01 The Four Skills of Communication

1.2

GEC1ML02

GEC1HD02

MAL1A01(2)

Malayalam - BhashayumSahithyavum-I

(A07) – Communication skills in Hindi.

1.3 GEC1FC03 Fundamentals of Computer

1.4 SDC1MM01 Office Automation & Malayalam Computing

1. 5 SDC1MM02 New Media,Internet and Programming Web

1. 6 SDC1MM03 (P) Office Automation & Malayalam Computing Lab

1. 7 SDC1MM04 (P) Internet Programming Lab

GEC1FC02 – Fundamentals of Computer

Unit 1 (12 Hours)

Computer system concepts, Computer system characteristics, Capabilities and limitations, Evolution of

Computers, Generations, Personal Computer (PCs) Functional Components & their Interconnections,

evolution of PCs. Computer Languages - Machine Language, Assembly language, High Level

Language.

Unit 2(12 Hours)

Computer basics – CPU, memory and storage devices; operating systems – DOS, Windows, Linux,

UNIX; Types of Computers, Networks; Types networks

Unit 3 (12 Hours)

Input/Output - Keyboard, Mouse, Trackball, Joystick, Digitizing tablet, Scanners, Digital Camera,

MICR, OCR, OMR, Bar-code Reader, Voice Recognition, Light pen, Touch Screen, Monitors -

characteristics and types of monitor -Digital, Analog, Size, Resolution, Refresh Rate, Interlaced / Non-

Interlaced, Dot Pitch, Video Standard - VGA, SVGA, XGA etc, Printers& types – Daisy wheel, Dot

Matrix, Inkjet, Laser, Line Printer, Plotter, Sound Card and Speakers.

Unit 4 (12 Hours)

Introduction: The problem solving aspect, Top-down design, Algorithms and flowcharts,

Implementation of algorithms, Program verification, efficiency of algorithms.

Unit 5(12 Hours)

Application of multimedia in education, commerce, advertising, e-governance and entertainment.

SECTION A (1 Mark)

1. An_______ device converts this data into computer readable form.

2. ________ is a standard input device

3. The keyboard used in computer is similar to the ________

4. GUI Stands for

5. _________ is used with graphical user GUI environment

6. ________ Mouse is connected to PC through serial port.

7. A mouse which is connected to the computer through a small cord is called

8. Give any 2 example for touch screen

9. Track ball is a pointing device similar to_______

10. ______works on the principle of trackball

11. Optical character recognition is also called______

12. Which are the components of OCR device

13. OMR stands for____________

14. MICR stands for___________

15. Price scanner or point of scale scanner is also called________

16. ____ is a system that has an input devices and output device as its components

17. CRT stands for

18. OCR Stands for

19. BIOS stands for _______

20. WAN stands for____________

21. RAM stands for___________

22. Give any two examples for secondary memory?

23. Computer have ______ memory?

24. Registers are _____ speed memory?

25. The CPU is the ______ of the computer system?

26. Which is the computer languages?

27. UNIVAC-expand?

28. Algorithm is a-----of---------

29. ANSI Stands for----------

30. In a flow chart Rectangle is represented for----------

31. In a flowchart oval shape is represent for -----------

32. In a flowchart parallelogram shape Represented for----------

33. In a flow chart flow line Represented foe----------

34. In a flow chart diamond shape is represented for---------to one of the two possible paths.

Section B

Very Short Answer Questions (2 Marks)

35. Explain OCR?

36. Explain OMR?

37. Explain MICR?

38. Difference between Bitmap & Vector image?

39. Explain COM?

40. Explain cordless mouse?

41. What you meant by intelligent terminal?

42. Define M-Commerce?

43. What is Multimedia? Explain.

44. Examples of E-Commerce. Explain.

45. Explain scope of Multimedia?

46. Benefits of E- Commerce.

47. Definition of E-Governance and Entertainment.

48. What is the memory?

49. Advantage & disadvantages of Hard Disk?

50. Difference between Ram & Rom?

51. Defined WAN& MAN?

52. What is the subroutine?

53. Explain features of Floppy Disk?

54. Defined Diagnostic Routines?

55. What is a Magnetic Disk and its types?

56. Define Register?

57. Define Application Software?

58. Define assembler and compiler?

59. Define EDVAC?

60. Define MIPS?

61. Define CPU, ALU, and CU ?

62. Define ENIAC?

Section C

Short Essays (4Marks)

63. Define computer terminals?

64. Explain types of monitors?

65. Explain types of printers?

66. Explain printer?

67. Explain types of plotters?

68. Disadvantages of non-impact printers?

69. What type of Multimedia tools?

70. What is the difference between commerce and E- Commerce?

71. Difference between governance & E- governance?

72. What are the types of entertainment?

73. Advantages and Disadvantages of E- Commerce?

74. What is Linear Multimedia and Non – Linear Multimedia?

75. Explain the features of Multimedia?

76. Explain advantages and disadvantages of advertising?

77. What is E- governance and entertainment?

78. Define Algorithm

79. Define flow chart?

80. Characteristics of good Algorithm

81. Write an algorithm to find total marks by adding the internal and external marks.

82. Advantage of flow chart.

83. Explain Flow Charting Rules.

84. Explain different flow chart symbols.

85. Define flow charting rules Advantages &Disadvantages.

86. Write an Algorithm to find total marks by adding the internal & external marks with flow

chart.

87. Write an algorithm and flow chart for printing n natural numbers.

88. Writer an algorithm and flow chart to calculate the area at a rectangle using the Formula

Area, A=l*b, where l represent length and b represent breadth.

89. Write an algorithm and flow chart to find whether a number is odd or even.

90. Draw a flow chart to find sum of n natural numbers.

91. Types of Networks?

92. Explain size- based classification of computers?

93. Types of computers?

94. What is a utility program? And it’s Types.

95. Explain different types of system software?

96. Defined Operating System and explain its functions?

97. Defined system software? To explain functions of system software?

98. Factors affecting the storage capacity of Magnetic Disk?

99. Advantage & disadvantages of primary and secondary Memory?

100. Explain different types of computers?

101. Define computer?

102. Characteristics of computer?

103. Limitations of computer?

104. Features of ENIAC?

105. Features of EDVAC?

106. Different between machine language & binary language?

Section D

Essay (15Marks)

107. Explain Functional components of a computer & its interconnections?

108. Define input devices? Explain types, advantages, disadvantages of input devices?

109. Define output devices? Explain types, advantages, disadvantages of output devices?

110. Explain in detail the various computer languages

111. Define monitor? Types of monitors?

112. Define printer? Types of printer?

113. History of multimedia?

114. Types of E- commerce? Explain.

115. Write four types of payment scheme in E- Commerce?

116. What is Multimedia Advertising? Explain the different types of Advertisment?

117. Explain Computer language?

118. What is the generation of computer?

119. History of computer?

120. What is a Network? And explain its types

121. What is a secondary memory? explain its types

122. What is a computer memory? And its types

123. Explain the application of multimedia in education.

124. Explain the application of multimedia in entertainment and advertisement.

125. Illustrate the scope of multimedia in e-governance.

126. Explain problem solving concept and top down design

B.Voc Multimedia

Model Question Paper

GEC1FC03 : Fundamentals of Computer

Time : 3 Hours Total : 80 Marks

PART A : Answer all questions ( 1*10=10 )

1. The first computer using Vacuum tube is …………..

2. The internal operating speed was second generation computer…………..

3. The first commercial micro processor is produced by ………………

4…………..is a single user, single-tasking computer operating system.

5……………. Is enables a user to hand draw images, Animations and Graphics.

6. ……..is a pointing device?

7……………. is contain a copy of portion in main memory.

8. Memory is divided in to large number of small parts is called…………..

9. Primary memory is also Called ………………

10 .........is a computer printer for printing Vector graphics.

PART B : Answer any 8 questions ( 8*2=16 )

1. What is Refresh Rate?

2. What is Cache memory?

3. What is Algorithm?

4. Explain Sound Card?

5. What is dot pitch?

6. Explain Bus Topology??

7. What is Registers?

8. What is program counter?

9. Explain 2two types of Ram?

10. What is Batch Operating System?

11. Write a short note on Flow chart?

12. Write a short on Time sharing operating System?

PART C : Answer any 6 questions ( 6*4=24 )

1. Explain computer system Characteristics?

2. Write a short note on VGA, SVGA, XGA?

3. Write a efficiency of Algorithm?

4. What is MICR?

5. What is E-governance?

6. Explain Inter connection structure of computer?

7. Write a short note on plotter? Explain the two types of plotter?

8. Write an algorithm to check whether the given number is positive or negative?

9. Explain monitor size?

PART D : Answer any one question from the choice ( 2*15=30 )

1. What is algorithm? Write the Characteristics and limitations of algorithm? Write an

algorithm to whether a number is even or odd?

OR

2. Application of multimedia in education, commerce?

3. Write a note on Printer? Explain different types of printer?

OR

4. Explain Computer Languages

B.Voc Multimedia


GEC1FC03 : Fundamentals of Computer



1. OMR is the short form of _______

2. ________ is the number of pixels on the screen.

3. ________ is a computer input device that enables a user to hand-draw images,

animations and graphics, similar to the way a person draws images with a pencil and

paper.

4. ________ is a methodology in which design begins by specifying complex pieces

and

then dividing them into successively smaller pieces.

5. ________ is a pointing device, like a pen and connected to a Visual Display Unit.

6. ________is a circuit board which converts digital signals to analog signal and vice versa for

recording or playback.

7. BIOS stands for _______

8. ________ and ________ are the two parts of machine instruction in machine language

9. EEPROM stands for_______

10. _______ is the mechanical or electrical conversion of images of type written or printed text

machine encoded test.


1. What are the characteristics of computers?

2. What are the limitations of flowchart?

3. Name the three types of Computer Languages?

4. Name some popular Output and Input devices.

5. What are the functions of Control Unit in CPU?

6. Write the Basic Operations in Computer?

7. Name the functional Components of Computers?

8. State any four advantages of High Level Language?

9. Name the various types of RAM and its feature?

10. Write the use of Joy stick?

11. What are the features of Unix operating system

12. What do you mean by Top down design?


1. What are the features of Unix operating system

2. What do you mean by Top down design?

3. What are Plotters? List any 2 types of Plotters.

4. What are the applications of multimedia in Entertainment?

5. Explain about the Types of keyboards?

6. What is a Flowchart? State the symbols used in a flowchart with its purpose?

7. State the characteristics and limitations of algorithm?

8. Write a short note on types of mouse?

9. State the functions of Operating System?


1. Explain about types of operating system?

OR

2. Write a note on input and output devices?

3. Explain about the Computer network Topologies?

OR

4. Write an essay about Impact and Non-Impact Printers?

QUESTION BANK

Programme : B. Voc in Multimedia

Semester : 1st

Course Code : SDC1MM01

Course Name : Office Automation And Malayalam Computing

SDC1MM01 - OFFICE AUTOMATION & MALAYALAM COMPUTING

Unit 1 (12 Hours)

Word processing basics, Opening and closing documents, Text creation and manipulation, Editing and

formatting documents, Paragraphs: spacing, indents and tabs, Table manipulation: creating, moving,

editing tables, adding/deleting rows and columns, Sorting in tables and paragraphs, calculations in

tables, Border and shading, Margins, Paper size and page orientation, Printing options.

Unit 2(12 Hours)

Using Tools : Spell checker, help, Use of macros, Thesaurus, word count and statistics, printing

envelops and labels, Page numbering, page breaks, column break Inserting footnotes and endnotes,

Import text and graphics, Mail merge.

Unit 3 (12 Hours)

Basics of presentation software, Preparation and presentation of slides, Using slide layouts, Using

slide masters and working with colour schemes, Formatting slides : Bullet points, Setting tabs and

indents, Paragraph spacing, Organizing charts/graphs, Adding objects, Movies and sounds, Speaker

notes, Using drawing tools, Slide show, Taking printouts of presentation / handouts.

Unit 4 (12 Hours)

Elements of electronic spread sheet, Opening of spread sheet, addressing of cells,Manipulation of cells,

Entering text, Number and date series, Editing worksheet data, Inserting and deleting Rows, Column,

Changing cell height and width, Formulas and function, Saving workbooks, Printing of spread sheets

Unit 5 (12 Hours)

Multilingual word processing, Fonts (True Type Font & Open Type Font) for regional Languages,

Multilingual data processing tools, E-mail: Getting an e-mail account, Sending and receiving e-mails,

Accessing sent e-mails, Document collaboration, Instant Messaging, Forum, Blog, and Newsgroups,

Malayalam Computing

SECTION A (1 Mark)

1. From which menu you can insert Header and Footer?

A. Insert Menu B. View Menu C. Format menu D. Tools Menu

2. To get to the ‘Symbol’ dialog box, click on the ______ menu and choose ‘Symbol’.

A. Insert B. Format C. Tools D. Table

3. _______ option from clipboard is used to move data from one place to another in a document.

A. Copy & Paste B. Cut & Paste C. Bold D. Justify

4. ______ is an option in Font Group

A. Strikethrough B. FindC.Replace D. Change Styles

5. Name the button in the picture?

A. Font Color B. Fill Color C. Page Color D. Highlighter tool

6. Shortcut for document views toolbar is situated in ______ bar.

A. Task bar B. Status bar C. Tool bar D. Title bar

7. Bullets and Numbering is in _____ tab.

A. Home tab B. Insert tab C. Pagelayout tab D. View tab

8. To open an existing document, click on the ________ and then select Open.

A. MS Office button B. Quick Access Toolbar C. Document Views D. Ribbon

9. Cut, Copy and Paste is in ________ Group in the Home tab.

A. Font B. Page Setup C. Clipboard D. Editing

10. _______ is used to covert from upper case to lower case and vice versa

A. Toggle case B. Sentence case C. Lower case D. Upper case

11. Pressing F8 key for three times selects

A) A word B) A sentence C) A paragraph D) Entire document

12. What is the shortcut key you can press to create a copyright symbol?

A) Alt+Ctrl+C B) Alt + C C) Ctrl + C D) Ctrl + Shift + C

13. What is the smallest and largest font size available in Font Size tool on formatting toolbar?

A) 8 and 72 B) 8 and 64 C) 12 and 72 D) None of above

14. Which of the following is graphics solution for Word Processors?

A) Clipart B) WordArt C) Drop Cap D) All of above

15. The keystrokes Ctrl + I is used to

A) Increase font size B) Inserts a line break C) Indicate the text should be bold D) Applies italic

format to selected text

16. A character that is raised and smaller above the baseline is known as

A) Outlined B) Raised C) Superscript D) Subscript

17. Thesaurus tool in MS Word is used for

A) Spelling suggestions B) Grammar options C) Synonyms and Antonyms words D) All of above

18. Why Drop Caps are used in document?

A) To drop all the capital letters B) To automatically begin each paragraph with capital letter C)

To begin a paragraph with a large dropped initial capital letter D) None of above

19. A bookmark is an item or location in document that you identify as a name for future reference.

Which of the following task is accomplished by using bookmarks?

A) To add anchors in web page B) To mark the ending of a paragraph of document C) To quickly

jump to specific location in document D) To add hyperlinks in webpage

20. Which of the following is not valid version of MS Office?

A) Office XP B) Office Vista C) Office 2007 D) None of above

21. You cannot close MS Word application by

A) Choosing File menu then Exit submenu B) Press Alt+F4 C) Click X button on title bar D)

From File menu choose Close submenu

22. The key F12 opens a

A) Save as dialog box B) Open dialog box C) Save dialog box D) Close dialog box

23. What is the short cut key to open the Open dialog box?

A) F12 B) Shift F12 C) Alt + F12 D) Ctrl + F12

24. A feature of MS Word that saves the document automatically after certain interval is available on

A) Save tab on Options dialog box B) Save As dialog box C) Both of above D) None of above

25. Which of the following is not available on the Ruler of MS Word screen?

A) Tab stop box B) Left Indent C) Right Indent D) Center Indent E) All of them are available on

ruler

26. Which file starts MS Word?

A) Winword.exe B) Word.exe C) Msword.exe D) Word2003.exe

27. If you want to keep track of different editions of a document which features will you use?

A) Editions B) Versions C) Track Change D) All of above

28. Background color or effects applied on a document is not visible in

A) Web layout view B) Print Layout view C) Reading View D) Print Preview

29. What is a portion of a document in which you set certain page formatting options?

A) Page B) Document C) Section D) Page Setup

30. Borders can be applied to

A) Cells B) Paragraph C) Text D) All of above

31. Which of the following is not a type of page margin?

A) Left B) Right C) Center D) Top

32. What is the default left margin in Word 2003 document?

A) 1" B) 1.25" C) 1.5" D) 2"

33. Portrait and Landscape are

A) Page Orientation B) Paper Size C) Page Layout D) All of above

34. If you need to change the typeface of a document, which menu will you choose?

A) Edit B) View C) Format D) Tools

35. Which of the following is not a font style?

A) Bold B) Italics C) Regular D) Superscript

36. What happens when you click on Insert >> Picture >> Clip Art

A) It inserts a clipart picture into document B) It lets you choose clipart to insert into document C)

It opens Clip Art taskbar D) None of above

37. Which option is not available in Insert Table Auto fit behavior?

A) Fixed Column Width B) AutoFit to Contents C) Auto fit to Window D) Auto fit to Column

38. Toautofit the width of column

A) Double click the right border of column B) Double click the left border of column C) Double

click the column header D) All of above

39. Which of the following statement is false?

A) You can set different header footer for even and odd pages B) You can set different page

number formats for different sections C) You can set different header footer for first page of a

section D) You can set different header and footer for last page of a section

40. Where can you change the vertical alignment?

A) Formatting toolbar B) Paragraph dialog box C) Page Setup dialog box D) Standard toolbar

41. AutoCorrect was originally designed to replace _________ words as you type.

A) Short, repetitive B) Grammatically incorrect C) Misspelled D) None of the above

42. Which of the following is the second step in creating a macro?

A) Start recording B) Using your mouse or keyboard, perform the task you want to automate C)

Assign a keyboard shortcut to the macro D) Give the macro a name

43. In Word, the mailing list is known as the ____________.

A) Data sheet B) Source C) Data source D) Sheet Correct

44. Which of the following is not one of the three ‘Mail Merge Helper’ steps?

A) Merge the two files B) Create the main document C) Set the mailing list parameters D) Create

the data source

45. Which of the following button will allow you to add, delete, or change records in your Data

Source?

A) ‘Data Source’ button B) ‘Edit’ button C) ‘Edit Data Source’ button D) ‘Data editing’ button

46. It is possible to _______ a data source before performing a merge.

A) Create B) Modify C) Sort D) all of the above

47. Comments can be added to cells using …..

A. Edit -> Comments B. Insert -> Comment C. File -> Comments D. View –> Comments

Correct

48. Which of the following is not a valid Zoom percentage in Excel?

A) 10 B) 100 C) 300 D) 500

49. The spelling tool is placed on ______ toolbar

A) Standard B) Formatting C) Drawing D) Reviewing

50. Which of the following is not a valid data type in Excel?

A. Number B. Character C. Label D. Date/Time

51. Comments put in cells are called …..

A. Smart Tip B. Cell Tip C. Web Tip D. Soft Tip

52. Which menu option can be used to split windows into two?

A. Format -> Window B. View -> Window-> Split C. Window -> Split D. View –> Split

53. You can activate a cell by

A. Pressing the Tab key B. Clicking the cell C. Pressing an arrow key D. All of above

54. When you use the fill effects in the format data series dialog box, you can not

A. Rotate text on the chart B. Select a fore ground color C. Select a pattern D. Select a

background color

55. To insert three columns between columns D and E you would

A. Select column D B. Select column E C. Select columns E, F and G D. Select columns D,

E, and F.

56. Hyperlinks cannot be

A. Special shapes like stars and banners B. Drawing objects like rectangles ovals C. Pictures

D. All can be hyperlinks

57. You can add an image to a template by clicking the insert picture from file button on the ….

Toolbar.

A. Standard B.FormattingC. Drawing D.Picture

58. To drag a selected range of data to another worksheet in the same workbook, use the

A. Tab keyB.Alt keyC. Shift key D. Ctrl key

59. When you print preview a worksheet

A. The entire worksheet is displayed B.The selected range is displayed C. The active portion

of the worksheet is displayed D. a, b and c

60. You can open the Sort dialog box by choosing Sort from the ….. Menu

A.View B. Format C. Tools D. Data

61. When working in the page break preview, you can

A. View exactly where each page break occurs B. Add or remove page breaks C.Change the

print area D. All of above

62. Which of the following is not a valid Zoom percentage in Excel?

A) 10 B) 100 C) 300 D) 500

63. The spelling tool is placed on ______ toolbar

A) Standard B) Formatting C) Drawing D) Reviewing Correct Answer: A

64.Formatting a cell in Currency, you can specify

A) Decimal Places B) Currency Symbol C) Both of above D) None of above

64. Formatting a cell in Number format you can’t set

A) Decimal Places B) Use 1000 separator C) Negative numbers D) Currency Symbol

65. What is entered by the function =today()

A) The date value for the day according to system clock B) The time value according to system

clock C) Today’s date as Text format D) All of above

66. Which function will you use to enter current time in a woksheet cell?

A) =today() B) =now() C) =time() D) =currentTime()

67. Merge cells option can be applied from

A) Format Cells dialog box Alignment Tab B) Formatting toolbar C) Both of above D) None of

above

68. Which of the following format you can decide to apply or not in AutoFormat dialog box?

A) Number format B) Border format C) Font format D) All of above

69. How can you remove borders applied in cells?

A) Choose None on Border tab of Format cells B) Open the list on Border tool in Formatting

toolbar then choose first tool (no border) C) Both of above D) None of above

70. You can set Page Border in Excel from

A) From Border tab in Format Cells dialog box B) From Border tool in Formatting toolbar C)

From Line Style tool in Drawing toolbar D) You can not set page border in Excel

71. You can check the conditions against __________ when applying conditional formatting

A) Cell value B) Formula C) Both of above D) None of above

72. When a range is selected, how can you activate the previous cell?

A) Press the Alt key B) Press Tab C) Press Enter D) None of above

73. Each excel file is a workbook that contains different sheets. Which of the following can not be a

sheet in workbook?

A) work sheet B) chart sheet C) module sheet D) data sheet

74. Which of the following Excel screen components can NOT be turned on or off?

A) Formula Bar B) Status Bar C) Tool Bar D) None of above

75. Which of the following option is not available in Paste Special dialog box?

A) Add B) Subtract C) Divide D) SQRT

76. Which of the cell pointer indicates that you can fill series?

A) Doctor’s symbol (Big Plus) B) small thin plus icon C) Mouse Pointer with anchor at the tip

D) None of above

77. Which of the following is an absolute cell reference?

A. !A!1 B. $A$1 C. #a#1 D. A1

78. Which symbol must all formula begin with?

A. = B. + C. ( D. @

79. Which of the following formulas is not entered correctly?

A. =10+50 B. =B7*B1 C. =B7+14 D. 10+50

80. Which of the following formulas will Excel Not be able to calculate?

A. =SUM(Sales)-A3 B. =SUM(A1:A5)*.5 C. =SUM(A1:A5)/(10-10) D. =SUM(A1:A5)-

10

81. A worksheet range is a

A. A command used for data modeling B.A range of values such as from 23 to 234 C. A

group of cells D. A group of worksheets

82. The auto calculate feature

A. Can only add values in a range of cells B. Provides a quick way to view the result of an

arithmetic operation on a range of cells C. Automatically creates formulas and adds them to a

worksheet D. A and c

83. Excel uniquely identifies cells within a worksheet with a cell name

A. Cell names B. Column numbers and row letters D.c. Column letters and row numbers d. Cell

locator coordinates


A. Tab key B. Alt key C. Shift key D. Ctrl key

85. Hyperlinks can be

A. Text B. Drawing objects C. Pictures D. All of above

86. To activate the previous cell in a pre-selected range, press

A. the Alt key B. The Tab key C. The Enter key D.None of the above

87. Which button do you click to add up a series of numbers?

A. The auto sum button B. The Formula button C. The quicktotal button D. The total button

88. When the formula bar is active, you can see

A. The edit formula button B. The cancel button C. The enter buttonD. All of the above

89. In a worksheet you can select

A. The entire worksheet B. Rows C. Columns D. All of the above

90. Which area in an excel window allows entering values and formulas

A. Title bar B. Menu bar C. Formula bar D. Standard toolbar

91. To edit in an embedded excel worksheet object in a word document

A. Use the excel menu bar and toolbars inside the word application B. Edit the hyperlink C. Edit the

data in a excel source application D. Use the word menu bar and toolbars

92. To create a formula, you can use:

A. Values but not cell referencesB. C ell references but not values C. Values or cell references

although not both at the same time D. Value and cell references

93. Status indicators are located on the

A. Vertical scroll barB. Horizontal scroll bar C. Formula bar D. Standard toolbar

94. An excel workbook is a collection of

A. Workbooks B. Worksheets C. Charts D. Worksheets and charts

95. Excel files have a default extension of

A. Xls B. XlwC. Wk1 D. 123

96. Except for the …… function, a formula with a logical function shows the word “TRUE” or

“FALSE” as a result

A. IF B. AND C. OR D. NOT

97. Which function calculates your monthly mortage payment?

A. PMT (payments) B. NPER (number of periods) C. PV (present value) D. All of above


A. Tab key B. Alt keyC. Shift key D. Ctrl key

99. When the formula bar is activated, you can see

A. The Edit Formula button B. The Cancel button C. The Enter buttonD. All of above

100. Which file format can be added to a PowerPoint show?

A. .jpg B. .givC. .wavD. All of the above

SECTION B

Very short Answer Question (2 Mark)

101. What is Presentation?

102. What is slide?

103. What is Slide Sorter View?

104. What do you mean by Themes?

105. What is domain name? Mention important types of domain name generally used.

106. What are the different internet Protocol?

107. How does an e-mail work?

108. What is the backstage view in word 2010?

109. What is Ribbon in Word?

110. What is Quick Assess tool bar?

111. How will you set up page for your document?

112. What is slide transition?

113. What is Text area?

114. What is Hyperlink? How we create a hyperlink

115. What are Undo and Redo Command?

116. Define indentation?

117. What is meant by formatting a document?

118. How will you delete text in a document?

119. What is a spreadsheet?

120. What are workbook and worksheet?

121. Write a note on the formatting of worksheet?

122. Explain the technique of cutting and pasting of cell contents.

123. What is row? How its height can be changed?

124. Explain the basic formula in Excel?

125. What do we mean by auto fill?

126. What is PMT function? Explain the method of using it in business area.

127. What is IRR? How it is used in spreadsheets?

128. What is NPV? How it is used in spreadsheets?

129. What is a label? How it can be edited?

130. What is an active cell? How cells, Columns and rows can be selected using mouse?

SECTION C

Short Essays (4 Mark)

131. What are Spreadsheets? Explain any two features available in a spreadsheet for analysis of data

related to business.

132. You entered the numeric data123456.12 as 123,456. Mention the name of this format. What

steps are involved to do this format?

133. How charts can be created in Excel. Explain the methods of creating different types of charts.

134. Explain the method of selecting and editing multiple worksheets.

135. Give a brief account of the functions used in Excel.

136. State the techniques of selecting text.

137. What is Drop Cap? What is its use?

138. What is a former painter? How it is used?

139. What is meant by text alignment?

140. What is meant by navigation in a document?

141. How will you place text in a column format?

142. Explain the uses of Find and Replace command in word

143. State the method of saving a document

144. Explain the procedure of cutting, copying and pasting texts?

145. What is Pivot Table? What is its use?

146. How internet is useful for education?

147. What is an IP address and what are its characteristics

148. What is an email?

149. What are PowerPoint templates?

150. How will you create Header & Footer in Document?

151. What is TOC? How to create TOC?

SECTION D

Essays (15 Mark)

152. It is proposed to celebrate the silver jubilee of the Dept.of Commerce of your college. The

H.O.D instructed to you to prepare an invitation letter and send to all parents. What facility is

available in MS-WORD for this purpose? Explain the steps involved to do this work.

153. What are the techniques available in Word to apply different styles to the text of a document?

154. How can you add a background in a document?

155. How can you set up the page format according to your document?

156. How will you include headers and footers in a word document? Explain the methods of

inserting page numbers in a document.

157. Explain the process of mail merge in MS-Word.

158. Discuss different statistical function available in Excel

159. What is PMT and PV functions? Discuss these functions with suitable example.

160. Discuss the important database functions used in Excel.

161. What do you mean by goal seek? Discuss its business applications.

162. How scenario management can be used business decision making?

163. How will you create a scenario? What are scenario report? For what purpose it is used in

business area.

Answer Key

1. A

2. A

3. B

4. A

5. D

6. B

7. B

8. A

9. C

10. A

11. B

12. A

13. A

14. A

15. D

16. C

17. C

18. C

19. C

20. B

21. D

22. A

23. D

24. A

25. D

26. A

27. B

28. D

29. C

30. D

31. C

32. B

33. A

34. C

35. D

36. C

37. D

38. A

39. D

40. C

41. C

42. C

43. C

44. C

45. C

46. D

47. B

48. D

49. A

50. B

51. B

52. C

53. D

54. A

55. B

56. D

57. D

58. D

59. D

60. D

61. D

62. D

63. A

64. C

65. D

66. A

67. A

68. D

69. C

70. D

71. C

72. D

73. D

74. D

75. D

76. C

77. B

78. A

79. D

80. A

81. C

82. B

83. C

84. D

85. D

86. D

87. A

88. D

89. B

90. C

91. A

92. D

93. C

94. D

95. A

96. A

97. A

98. D

99. D

100. D

Very short Answer Question (2 Mark)

1. Collection of slides - navigation automatically – information: text, image, audio & video- popular

presentation Ms-powerpoint - createpresentation for seminar, schools web pages etc. - various

slides-visible components : title, Graphs and Drawing Objects

2. To produce professional- looking presentations – series of slides- communicate with audience.

Information :charts, video, sound and more-Place holder: different item, text, picture – insert

clipart

3. Show thumbnails- add, delete, change-easily reorder

4. Professional look – combination of colors, fonts and effects- preset color palettes, fonts,

backgrounds and formatting effects – attractive background

5. Identify &locate – one demine name – IP address – numeric IP address to send data – two

components- DNS

6. Communication Protocol – Most commonly protocol – TCP/IP,FTP,HTTP,TELNET,GOPHER,WAIS

7. Electronic mail: message passed- work quite simple – proper address – message then arrives at the

server of our ISP- Email address- CC & BCC

8. Various options for saving, opening a file, Printing- backstage view : click the file tab

9. Ribbon : panel at the top – eight tabs: file, home, insert etc. –tab divided into group –

10. Above Ribbon- common commands: save, undo and Repeat – drop down arrow

11. Creating and opening documents- compatibility mode-Working with text-Page layout

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1. Microsoft released the first version of its office suite in -------------

2. A word can be bold with Ctrl + --------------button.

3. -------------- are the best medium for graphically representing the worksheet data in

Excel.

4. -------------- is the shortcut key in new document

5. -------------- is the shortcut key in Normal view

6. Inkjet printers work like_______ printer.

7. -------------- is the discussion or informational site published on the World Wide

Web.

8. To start slide show of a presentation press the ------------- key

9. A presentation consist of collection of ------------------

10. Full form of BCC is --------------------


1. How can we print a Worksheet?

2. How can delete Entire Worksheet. Explain.

3. Explain Formulas& Functions in MS Excel.

4. How can we create a chart in Excel?

5. Name some commonly used Excel functions?

6. How can we save a presentation file?

7. What is Microsoft Office button?

8. What is Format painter?

9. How can you make page break in a document?

10. How can we inserting page number in a document?

11. What is spread sheet?

12. What is Forum?


1. How can we insert a smartArt Graphic in your slide?

2. How can we insert a videos in your presentation explain it.

3. Write a note on Headers and Footers

4. Write a note on Opening an Excel Worksheet and Closing an Excel worksheet

5. How can we insert a rows and columns in your working document?

6. What is document collaboration?

7. Different types of Cases with explain.

8. What is spell checker & Grammar checker?

9. Define Macro and purpose of macros


1. Elements of electronic spread sheet, Functions & formulas.

OR

2. What is Blog and Newsgroup? How it related to social media?

3. Explain E-mail & getting an e-mail account?

OR

4. What is mail merge? Setting the Environment for mail merge? Adding and editing

Recipients.

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1. _______ key for paste the copied items.

2. ………….is blank spaces across the edges of a page?

3. ______ is the short cut key for bold.

4. A file in Ms Excel is called_______.

5. Charts are an important part to being able to create a visual for_______.

6. ______ is a graphic presentation program introduced by Microsoft Corporation.

7. A blog is a discussion or informational site published on the_________.

8. ______is a type of online chat which offers real-time text transmission over the

internet.

9. Intersection of a row and a column in MS Excel is called a________.

10. .………….. Is used to reduce the Resolution of an image?


1. What is custom Animation?

2. How to creating a charts from a table in MS Excel?

3. Explain Line spacing?

4. How will you identify rows and columns in an spreadsheet?

5. Write a short note on MS PowerPoint?

6. What is instant messaging?

7. How to prepare mail merging the letter?

8. Explain the method of save MS word file?

9. Write a short note on slide show?

10. What is Slid Master?

11. How to copy the file to pen drive?

12. Advantages of Electronic spread sheets?


1. Describe the Header and footer?

2. Write notes on News groups?

3. MS Word gives us a choice of several types of alignment?

4. Explain four Home Tabs?

5. What is cut, copy, paste, Format painter?

6. What is workbook in MS Excel?

7. Explain Macro and How to create Macro recorder?

8. Explain the methods of preparing a chart in MS Excel?

9. Describe the steps to insert sound and movies in PowerPoint Presentation?


1. Write a short note on:

Instant messaging

Forum

Blog

News groups

Or

2. Role of Spread sheet application in day to day life?

3. Explain document collaborations?

Or

4. How to create own PowerPoint Presentation on slides?

QUESTION BANK


Semester : 1st

Course Code : SDC1MM03 (P)

Course Name : Office Automation & Malayalam Computing Lab

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SDC1MM03 (P): Office Automation & Malayalam Computing Lab


Write two paragraphs about your first day experience in your college

1. Save your work as “FirstDay” on my Desktop.

2. Embold and underline the heading “ My first day experience in college”

3. Change the line spacing of the paragraphs to 1.5.

4. Apply a hanging indentation to the second paragraph

5. Replace the word “first” with “new”.

6. Apply a 6pt width page border to the document.

7. Add a header to the document and write your Name and Surname.

8. Create bulleted points

9. Change bulleted points to numbered list

II) Create a bio-data form using MS-Word formatting features

III) Open a new MS Word file and create a document about Academy awards:

Save the document as “Awards”.

Change the layout of the page as given below.

o Page size: A4 (8.27ʺ x 11.69ʺ) Page orientation: Landscape

Change the page margins as follows

o Top: 1.25ʺ Bottom: 1.25ʺ Right: 1.25ʺ Left: 1.25ʺ

Format the entire document as given below.

o Line spacing: 1.15" Font: Times New Roman Font size: 14 Align: Justify

Select the heading “Academy award” and format it as given below

o Font color: blue Style: Bold and underline Align: Center

Change all the letters to UPPERCASE

Add a header to the document and write caption as “Academy Award”.

Insert bullets for the categories

IV) Create the table shown below.

ceremony date best picture winner venue

1 st Academy

Award

16th May 1929 Wings Roosevelt Hotel

Hollywood

2nd Academy

Award

3

rd April 1930

The Broadway

Melody

Ambassador Hotel

Insert a new row just below the last row of the table and enter the following information

into the new row

ceremony: 84th Academy Award date: 24th February 2012 best picture winner: The

Artist venue: Dolby Theatre

Select the Heading row and format it as given below. Convert all text in to capital letters

Style: Bold Align: Center

Insert a row just above the fast row of the table and merge all the cells in that row with

data “Academy Awards”

Change the page orientation to landscape.

V) Create a news paper in MS-Word(open the document,type the content at least 1 page )

a. Insert the page No as header and P.T.O as footer.

b. Make 3 columns and Use column breaks.

c. Write a macro to display “Happy New Year”

d. Add graphics to the document.

VI) Create your college time table in MS-Word for 7 subjects,for 5days,with 50 minutes

duration,lunch interval 40minutesand each subject should have minimum 5 periods in a week.

VII) Create a thanking letter for the friends those who send gift to you on your birthday .Use

mail merge to create letters for the selected persons among the friend list.

VIII) Create a visitng card for a system Administrator of a software company as per the

following specifications using MS-Word.Size of the visiting card is “31/2 “ × ”2” office and

residence address seperated by a line and insert logo.

IX) Create a document with not more than 150 words consisting of 10 spelling mistakes and

grammer mistakes. Then correct them using spell check and grammar check.

X) Create a letter head in MS-Word for your college with the following specifications.

Name of the college use Times New Roman Font and size 20

For address of the college use courier font and size 12

Insert logo from clip art

Write a macro to display date and place

I) Create a presentation of 4 slides describing Independence Day celebration in your college

Use the slide masters for setting the layout

II) Create a bar diagram in MS-Powerpoint using the chart option

III) Create a PowerPoint presentation using organizational chart slide. Add speaker notes to the

slides

IV) Describe traffic rules make a PowerPoint presentation with 4 slides. Use color schemes

Insert video clips and sound clips

V) Using drawing tools create four slides about Christmas celebration.

I) Create Excel worksheet with the following format

Workers Wages per day

A 250

B 650

C 290

D 560

a. Find average wage of workers for the above data

b. Find maximum and minimum wage paid to the workers from the above data

II) Enter the information of ABC & Co ,a manufacturing company with the following details

inexcel:

Distributor Description of

Goods

Quantity in

Kgs

Price per unit

in Rs.

Total Amount

in Rs.

Give imaginary figures for all the columns

III) Create an employee record in MS-Excel with at least 10 employees names,ages,salariesand

arrange records in ascending order for salaries by using sort option.

IV) Create a worksheet of students marks list which contains 10 students marksin 5

subjects.Calculate total marks,average,Result(pass mark 40%) using formula

V) Create a worksheet of 5 employee’s database with the following fields. Employee Name,

Designation, Basic Salary, DA, HRA, Gross Salary, PF, Net Salary

Calculations: Gross salary=basic salary+DA+HRA

Net Salary=Gross Salary-PF

Office Automation & Malayalam Computing Lab

1. Open a new MS Word file and type the following text given in the box below.

Academy award The Academy Awards, informally known as The Oscars®, are a set of

awards given annually for excellence of cinematic achievements. The Oscar statuette is

officially named the Academy Award of Merit andis one of nine types of Academy Awards.

The Academy Awards ceremanyis also the oldest award ceremony in the media; its

equivalents, the Grammy Awards (for music), Emmy Awards (for television), and Tony

Awards (for theatre) are modeledafter the Academy.

Current special categories Academy Honorary Award: since 1929

Academy Scientific and Technical Award: since 1931

Gordon E. Sawyer Award: since 1981

Correct any spelling errors displayed in the given text.

Save the document as <Your Reg.Number>.

Change the layout of the page as given below.

Page size: A4 (8.27ʺ x 11.69ʺ); Page orientation: Landscape

Change the page margins as follows

Top: 1.25ʺ >Bottom: 1.25ʺ >Right: 1.25ʺ >Left: 1.25ʺ

Format the entire document as given below.

Line spacing: 1.15" >Font: Times New Roman >Font size: 14 >Align: Justify

Select the heading “Academy award” and format it as given below

Make the first letter of the paragraph larger and fall into three lines (Drop cap).

Format the heading “Current special categories” with Style: Heading 2

Draft a letter to be send your friend, inviting him to attend the marriage of your sister.

2. Draft a letter to all parents individually to parents meeting using Mail Merge.

3. Create a worksheet in workbook with following data and save the worksheet with a

suitable name for future use.

Roll No Name Mark 1 Mark 2 Total

101 Aneesh 70 81

102 Sunil 65 82

103 Richu 80 62

104 Asif 67 63

In the above workbook click sheet to create a second Worksheet with the elements given

below.

Roll No Name Attendence%

101 Aneesh 70

102 Sunil 65

103 Richu 80

104 Asif 67

After that we have to go the 1st worksheet and do the following.

a. Find the total mark of each student use suitable formulae.

b. Create a suitable chart based on above all data.

c. Find the greatest mark use filter option.

4. Create a Goal Seek below data.

Code Name P N R

RD85 Shilpa 2500 2 5%

K735 Bala 2000 2 7%

DR65 Anjana 5000 2 8%

AD5 Naina 1500 2 10%

MG93 Vijay 1000 2 4%

5. Find the answer from the table given below using the filter.

Code Name Designation Salary

CN001 Rama Krishnan Manager 37000

CN002 Thambi Asst . Manager 32000

CN003 Kumar Supervisor 28000

CN004 Chandran Coordinator 22000

CN005 Raman Labour 18000

CN006 Sasi Labour 18000

CN007 Vasudevan Labour 18000

CN008 Mohanan Labour 18000

CN009 Abdulla Labour 18000

a. Find PF as 10%?

b. Find DF as 3%

c. Find Gross of each one.

d. Arrange data on the basis of PF everyone in order of smallest to largest?

Use filter option.

6. Create a Mark list of your examination & draw pivot table & Pivot Chart.

Code Name Eng Mala IT OAL Maths Total

Reg 1 Monu 86 75 35 35 45 30

Reg 2 Sonu 32 68 56 56 45 65

Reg 3 Anu 45 65 25 25 85 25

Reg 4 Ponnu 85 35 75 75 27 48

Reg 5 Ram 46 75 12 12 85 25

a. Find the total score of each one.

b. Show the Pivot table and Pivot chart.

7. Create a mark list of your examination and draw Pivot table and pivot chart.

8. Prepare a presentation showing the marketing plan of a limited company with details

given below.

a. Should contain Name, Address and the other details of company.

b. Market Summary – past, present, future.

c. Describe the products that are being marketed by your company.

d. Details regarding competition.

e. Packaging strategy of the company.

f. An overview fo advertisement programmes undertaken by the company.

g. Pricing policy of the strategies.

h. Future plans.

i. Conclusion

9. Create a presentation with four blank slides.Modify the presentation as follows.

a) Insert a suitable design template.

b) Insert a footer to show Your name and your Registration No. as given in the

following example. e.g. K.A.Perera | pcmb024

c) Insert Today’s date as a fixed date in the date area.

d) Make necessary changes to appear slide numbers in the slide number area.

e) Make necessary changes so that the footer, date and the slide number do not

appear on the title slide (first slide).

I. Add content to the title slide (first slide) by following the instruction given

below.

a) Type "Tea” as the slide title and it’s format should be Font Type: Arial, Style:

Bold, Size:96, Color: Black

b) Type “©Wikipedia” as the sub title and insert the following image from

the resources directory to a suitable location.

II. Add content to the second slide by following the instruction given below.

a) Type the slide title as, "Tea & Health effects" and format it as, Font

Type: Arial, Style: Bold, Size:44, Color: Black

b) Insert the following content as shown below.

Tea is an aromatic beverage.

Here are some of the potential health benefits of tea;

1. Immunity against intestinal disorders.

2. Prevention of dental caries.

III. In the third slide, add the following components.

a) Type the slide title as, "Statistics"

b) Insert the following table

Country Percentage

China 48%

India 39%

Sri Lanka 13 %

IV. In the fourth slide, add the following components.

a) Type the slide title as, "Production as a Chart

b) Draw a Pie chart as given below using the tabulated data given in the third

slide.

Add the following animation effects to your presentation.

a) Apply emphasis animation effect to each main point and sub point in the

second slide

b) Apply sound effect when the second slide appears in the slideshow.

c) Hide the third slide from the slide show.

10. You are back at the organization you were attached. The organization wants to

computerize and network their activities and has asked you to prepare a presentation on the

advantages and computerizing networking computers.

Your Presentation should consist of:

1. Four slides PPT, Explaining what is Computer, Adv&Disadventages of networking

computers.

2. A different slide layout for each slide in each presentation.

3. A different slide design for each slides

4. Action button to advance the slide back and forward and action button to link first slide

to the second slide NB. The last slide should also an action button to take it back to the

first slide.

5. Slide animation and transition

6. Save your file

QUESTION BANK


Semester : 1st

Course Code : SDC1MM02

Course Name : New Media,Internet and Programming Web

SDC1MM02 – New Media, Internet and Programming Web

Unit 1 (15 Hours)

Introduction to Internet: What is Internet –Services provided by internet, HTTP-FTP Email

(POP, IMAP, SMTP) - TELNET-USENET-GOPHER-Search Engine- HTML – URL Domain

Names- Browsers- WWW. HTML: Introduction to HTML-Essential Tags-Adding Images-Color

and Background of Web Pages-Lists and their Types- Linking to External Documents- Creating

Table-Frames- Forms.

Unit 2 (15 Hours)

Tables: Introduction to Header, Data rows, Caption Tag. Width, Border, Cell, color, span

attributes. Linking Docume2nts. Links (External Document References, Internal Document

References); Images as Hyperlinks (Image Maps). Frames and their usage. Methods of creating

web pages – in-line frames, handling of media elements in web pages. web page markers and

editors.

Unit 3 (15 Hours)

Introduction to DHTML: CSS, JavaScript: Introduction to JavaScript –Basics-Writing JavaScript

– Running JavaScript- Alert boxes-Accepting input from user-Creating Dynamic web pages using

JavaScript- Relating JavaScript to DHTML.

Unit 4 (15 Hours)

Features and characteristics of web authoring tools; interfaces; images; website creation process;

working with text-formatting, importing, editing text; links-adding; modifying, layers, forms;

working with templates, shock waves

Unit 5 (15 Hours)

Testing a website, site launch, validating web pages; trouble shooting; moving website in

internet, understanding server models; creating dynamic pages; passwords and protection

of web pages

SECTION A (1 Mark Questions)

1. Which is not a domain name extension

(a) .mil

(b) .org

(c) .int

(d) .com

2. What is a FTP program used for?

(a) Transfer files to and from an Internet Server

(b) Designing a website

(c) Connecting to the internet

(d) None of the above

3. What is an ISP?

(a) Internet System Protocol

(b) Internal System Program

(c) Internet Service Provider


4. A homepage is __________

(a) An index of encyclopedia articles

(b) Where all Internet data is stored

(c) Required for access to the Internet

(d) The first page of a website

5. Which of the following is not a Valid IP address?

(a) 192.168.1.1

(b) 222.123.33.45

(c) 192.256.67.23

(d) 129.22.22.22

6. Outlook Express is a _________

(a) E-Mail Client

(b) Browser

(c) Search Engine


7. What does the .com domain represents?

(a) Education domain

(b) Commercial domain

(c) Network


8. What is a search engine?

(a) a program that searches engines

(b) a web site that searches anything

(c) a hardware component

(d) a machinery engine that search data

9. What is the full form of HTTP?

(a) Hyper text transfer protocol

(b) Hyper text transfer package

(c) Hyphenation text test program


10. Which of the following protocol is not used in the Internet

(a) Telnet

(b) WIRL

(c) HTTP

(d) Gopher

11. Is it possible to insert a table within another table?

(a) Yes, but there must be exactly 2 rows and 2 columns in first table.

(b) Yes, table can be inserted into cell of another table.

(c) Yes, but there must be no border in second table.

(d) No, it’s not possible.

12. HTML is considered as ___ language

(a) Programming Language

(b) OOP Language

(c) High Level Language

(d) Markup Language

13. Pick the odd out

(a) Table

(b) TR

(c) TD

(d) Form

14. Internet is ………………………….

(a) a network of networks

(b) an ocean of resources waiting to be mined

(c) a cooperative anarchy

(d) All of the above

15. …………… is suitable for remote administration of a computer.

(a) FTP

(b) Shell

(c) Remote Procedure Call

(d) Telnet

16. Which of the following protocol is used for e-mail services.

(a) SMAP

(b) SMTP

(c) SMIP

(d) SMOP

17. DNS translates ………

(a) domain name into IP

(b) IP into domain name

(c) both a & b

(d) domain name into physical address

18. Pick the odd out

(a) Mozilla firefox

(b) Google Chrome

(c) Internet Explorer

(d) Google Play

19. Which of the following is not true?

(a) Both HTTP and SMTP are connection less protocol

(b) HTTP is connection oriented protocol and SMTP is connection less protocol

(c) HTTP is connection less protocol and SMTP is connection oriented protocol

(d) Both HTTP and SMTP are connection oriented protocol

20. The process of doing business online .

(a) E-commerce

(b) E-mail

(c) e-marketing

(d)online shopping

21. Select the one which is not a generic domain.

(a) .edu

(b) .gov

(c) .us

(d) .com

22. Choose the software system that is not designed to search for information on the WWW.

(a) Wikipedia

(b) MSN

(c) Google

(d) Gmail

23. Select the correct URL format

(a) host://:port/path/ Protocol

(b) Protocol://host:port/ host

(c) Protocol:// port: host /path

(d) Protocol://host:port/path

24. Choose the World wide distributed internet discussion system

(a) USENET

(b) TELNET

(c) GOPHER

(d) None of them

25. Which of the following is not false?

(a) IMAP can be used as a substitute to POP3

(b) FTP can be used to browse internet

(c) HTTP can be used to send emails

(d) TELNET cannot be used for remote login

26. What does HTML stand for?

(a) Hyper Text Manual Link

(b) Hyperlink and Text Markup Language

(c) Hyper Text Markup Language

(d) Home Tool Markup Language

27. Who is making the Web standards?

(a) Google

(b) The WWW Consortium

(c) Mozilla

(d) Google

28. What is the correct HTML for creating a hyperlink?

(a) <a name=”http://www.bvoc.com”>Bvoc.com</a>

(b) <a url=”http://www.bvoc.com”>Bvoc.com</a>

(c) <a href=”http://www.bvoc.com”>Bvoc.com</a>

(d) <a>http://www.bvoc.com</a>

29. Choose the correct HTML tag for the largest heading

(a) <head>

(b) <h1>

(c) <title>

(d) <h6>

30. Which of these tags are all <table> tags?

(a) <thead><body><tr>

(b) <table><tr><tt>

(c) <table><head><tfoot>

(d) <table><tr><td>

31. How can you make a numbered list?

(a) <ol>

(b) <ul>

(c) <list>

(d) <dl>

32. How can you make a bulleted list?

(a) <dl>

(b) <list>

(c) <ul>

(d) <ol>

33. What is the correct HTML for making a checkbox?

(a) <checkbox>

(b) <check>

(c) <input type=”check”>

(d) <input type=”checkbox”>

34. What is the correct HTML for making a text input field?

(a) <textfield>

(b) <text input=”textfield”>

(c) <input type=”text”>

(d) <input type=”textfield”>

35. What is the correct HTML for making a drop-down list?

(a) <list>

(b) <input type=”list”>

(c) <select>

(d) <input type=”dropdown”>

36. Which of the following is not an attribute of <img> tag?

(a) alt

(b) src

(c) width

(d) href

37. Which of the following is not an attribute of <img> tag?

(a) alt

(b) src

(c) width

(d) href

38. To create a combo box (drop down box) which tag will you use?

(a) <select>

(b) <list>

(c) <input type=”dropdown”>

(d) All of above

39. To create HTML document you require a

(a) Web page editing software

(b) High powered computer

(c) Just a notepad can be used

(d) None of above

40. When should you use path along with file name of picture in IMG tag?

(a) Path is optional and not necessary

(b) When the location of image file and html file are different

(c) When image file and html file both are on same location

(d) Path is always necessary when inserting image

41. Which attribute you’ll use with TD tag to merge two cells horizontally?

(a) merge=colspan2

(b) rowspan=2

(c) colspan=2

(d) merge=row2

42. What is the correct HTML for adding a background color?

(a) <body color=”yellow”>

(b) <body bgcolor=”yellow”>

(c) <background>yellow</background>

(d) <body background=”yellow”>

43. HTML document start and end with which tag pairs?

(a) <HEAD>….</HEAD>

(b) <BODY>….</BODY>

(c) <HTML>….</HTML>

(d) <WEB>….</WEB>

44. <TITLE> … </TITLE> tag must be within ________

(a) Title

(b) Form

(c) Header

(d) Body

45. Which of the following tag is used to mark a beginning of paragraph?

(a) <TD>

(b) <BR>

(c) <P>

(d) <TR>

46. The attribute of <form> tag

(a) Method

(b) Action

(c) Both (a)&(b)

(d) None of these

47. Markup tags tell the web browser

(a) How to organise the page

(b) How to display the page

(c) How to display message box on page

(d) None of these

48. What are Empty elements and is it valid?

(a) No, there is no such terms as Empty Element

(b) Empty elements are element with no data

(c) No, it is not valid to use Empty Element

(d) None of these

49. Which of the following attributes of text box control allow to limit the maximum

character?

(a) size

(b) len

(c) maxlength

(d) all of these

50. Web pages starts with which of the following tag?

(a) <Body>

(b) <Title>

(c) <HTML>

(d) <Form>

51. Which of the following is a container?

(a) <SELECT>

(b) <Value>

(c) <INPUT>

(d) <BODY>

52. Correct HTML to left align the content inside a table cell is

(a) <tdleft>

(b) <td raligh = "left" >

(c) <td align = "left">

(d) <td leftalign>

53. A much better approach to establish the base URL is to use

(a) BASE element

(b) HEAD element

(c) both (a) and (b)

(d) none of these

54. <INPUT> is

(a) format tag

(b) empty tag

(c) both (a) and (b)

(d) none of these

55. The latest HTML standard is

(a) XML

(b) SGML

(c) HTML 4.0

(d) HTML 5.0

56. The body tag usually used after

(a) Title tag

(b) HEAD tag

(c) EM tag

(d) FORM tag

57. What is the use of alt attribute in HTML?

(a) alt attribute specifies an alternate text for an image

(b) alt attribute specifies an alternate link for an image

(c) alt attribute specifies an alternate image for an image

(d) alt attribute specifies an alternate source for an image

58. A collection of frames in the browser window is known as---------------------

(a) Framegroup

(b) Frameset

(c) Framecollecton

(d) Framelist

59. Choose the possible option for align attribute

(a) Corner

(b) Left

(c) edge

(d) base

60. What is the correct HTML for referring to an external style sheet?

(a) <stylesheet>mystyle.css</stylesheet>

(b) <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mystyle.css">

(c) <style src="mystyle.css">

(d) <stylesheet src=”mystyle.css”>

61. --------------- is the attribute used for specifying the destination in an anchor tag

(a) src

(b) Href

(c) Target

(d) Dest

62. HTML documents are displayed on the client system by --------------------------

(a) Web server

(b) Web browser

(c) Operating system

(d) None of them

63. What does CSS stand for?

(a) Colorful Style Sheets

(b) Cascading Style Sheets

(c) Computer Style Sheets

(d) Creative Style Sheets

64. What is the correct HTML for referring to an external style sheet?

(a) <stylesheet>mystyle.css</stylesheet>

(b) <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mystyle.css">

(c) <style src="mystyle.css">

(d) <stylesheet src=”mystyle.css”>

65. Where in an HTML document is the correct place to refer to an external style sheet?

(a) At the top of the document

(b) At the end of the document

(c) In the <body> section

(d) In the <head> section

66. Which HTML tag is used to define an internal style sheet?

(a) <css>

(b) <script>

(c) <style>

(d) <css style>

67. Which HTML attribute is used to define inline styles?

(a) styles

(b) font

(c) class

(d) style

68. How do you insert a comment in a CSS file?

(a) /* this is a comment */

(b) ' this is a comment

(c) // this is a comment

(d) // this is a comment //

69. How do you add a background color for all <h1> elements?

(a) all.h1 {background-color:#FFFFFF;}

(b) h1 {background-color:#FFFFFF;}

(c) h1.all {background-color:#FFFFFF;}

(d) h1.full{background-color:#FFFFFF;}

70. What is the correct CSS syntax for making all the <p> elements bold?

(a) p {text-size:bold;}

(b) <p style="text-size:bold;">

(c) p {font-weight:bold;}

(d) <p style="font-size:bold;">

71. Inside which HTML element do we put the JavaScript?

(a) <js>

(b) <script>

(c) <scripting>

(d) <javascript>

72. What is the correct syntax for referring to an external script called "script.js"?

(a) <script name="script.js">

(b) <script src="script.js">

(c) <script href="script.js">

(d) <script link=”script.js”>

73. How do you create a function in JavaScript?

(a) function myFunction()

(b) function = myFunction()

(c) function:myFunction()

(d) return function myFunction()

74. How do you call a function named "myFunction"?

(a) call myFunction()

(b) call function myFunction()

(c) myFunction()

(d) return myFunction()

75. How to write an IF statement for executing some code if "i" is NOT equal to 5?

(a) if i =! 5 then

(b) if (i <> 5)

(c) if (i != 5)

(d) if (i NOT = 5)

76. What is the correct way to write a JavaScript array?

(a) var colors = "red", "green", "blue"

(b) var colors = (1:"red", 2:"green", 3:"blue")

(c) var colors = ["red", "green", "blue"]

(d) var colors = 1 = ("red"), 2 = ("green"), 3 = ("blue")

77. How to insert a comment that has more than one line?

(a) 

(b) //This comment has more than one line//

(c) /*This comment has more than one line*/

(d) “This comment has more than one line”

78. Which of the following is not true?

(a) jQuery is a client side scripting language

(b) jQuery is a server side scripting language

(c) jQuery is a library for client side scripting language

(d) jQuery is a library for server side scripting language

79. Which jQuery method is used to hide selected elements?

(a) hidden()

(b) display(none)

(c) hide()

(d) visible(false)

80. What scripting language is jQuery written in?

(a) C++

(b) VB Script

(c) C#

(d) JavaScript

81. Which jQuery function is used to prevent code from running, before the document is

finished loading?

(a) $(document).load()

(b) $(document).ready()

(c) $(body).onload()

(d) $(document).notready()

82. Javascript files are saved with extension -------------------

(a) .java

(b) .js

(c) .html

(d) .css

83. Which of the following is the ultimate element selection method?

(a) querySelectorAll()

(b) querySelector()

(c) queryAll()

(d) query()

84. The latest version of CSS is

(a) CSS1

(b) CSS2

(c) CSS3

(d) CSS4

85. Which of the following is an example of a Shortcut Property?

(a) border

(b) font

(c) text

(d) All of the mentioned

86. Which of the following is the default positioning elements with CSS?

(a) relative

(b) static

(c) absolute

(d) None of the mentioned

87. Which of the following property allows you to specify an element’s position with respect to the

browser window?

(a) relative

(b) fixed

(c) static

(d) absolute

88. Which object is the main entry point to all client-side JavaScript features and APIs?

(a) Standard

(b) Location

(c) Window

(d) Position

89. The setTimeout() method is used to

(a) Make the event sleep

(b) Register a function to be invoked after a certain time

(c) Invoke an event after a certain time

(d) Time for iteration

90. Which is the property that represents the content displayed in the window?

(a) document

(b) content

(c) window

(d) frame

PART B (2 Mark Questions)

91. What are the functions of a web browser?

92. What is Domain Name System?

93. Name the classifications of domain names.

94. What is an url?

95. What is Domain Name Server?

96. What you mean by search engines?

97. What you mean by the term WWW?

98. What do you mean by internet?

99. What is TELNET?

100. What is USENET?

101. What do you mean by web server?

102. Can we use POP instead of IMAP? Why?

103. Name examples for e-commerce websites.

104. What do you mean by video conferencing?

105. List the different components of an E-mail application?

106. Explain services of internet?

107. Write short note on ISP?

108. What is the use of Electronic Mail?

109. What do you mean by HTTP?

110. What do you mean by SMTP?

111. What do you mean by remote machine?

112. What is web page?

113. What is web site?

114. What are the different classes of web browsers?

115. What are graphical browsers?

116. Write short note on text only browser?

117. Which are the heading tags in HTML?

118. How to include a background image in your website?

119. How to include an image in your website?

120. Which are the attributes of <img> tag?

121. What is an HTML form?

122. Explain the syntax of any two form elements?

123. What is an HTML tag?

124. What is an HTML element?

125. What is a hyperlink? How it is included in HTML?

126. When we are using the tag <pre>?

127. What do you mean by HTML table?

128. What is the difference between Post and Get method?

129. How do we create an ordered list?

130. List the main attributes of <table> tag?

131. Write any 3 basic tags and its attributes?

132. What is the difference between bulleted list and numbered list?

133. What do you meant by DOCTYPE?

134. Write down any four text formatting tags and their uses.

135. Define Radio Button.

136. What you mean by client-side scripting language? Give an example.

137. What are the advantages of external stylesheets?

138. Differentiate internal style sheet and external style sheet.

139. Which are the datatypes allowed in javascript?

140. What are the differences between internal and external stylesheets?

141. What are the rules to be followed while naming variables in javascript?

142. Name the types of selectors in CSS.

143. What are the differences between ID selector and Class selector?

144. What do you mean by ID selector?

145. What do you mean by element selector?

146. What do you mean by responsive design?

147. What is the syntax for alert box?

148. What is the importance of javascript on a webpage?

149. What do you mean by mouse over event?

150. What do you mean by event handlers?

151. How to apply background color to an element?

152. Give any value of font-style

153. How to remove underline from a link?

154. How to use we use images as list item?

155. How do set the border of table using CSS?

156. How to display single border to a table?

157. Which company developed JavaScript?

158. Which symbol is used for comments in Javascript?

159. What is === operator?

160. Explain how can you submit a form using JavaScript?

161. How to submit a form using JavaScript use document.form[0].submit();

162. Does JavaScript support automatic type conversion?

163. What are all the looping structures in JavaScript?

164. Which keyword is used to print the text in the screen? document.write(“Welcome”)

165. What is CSS?

166. How to implement CSS file to our HTML Document?

167. What are three ways to reduce page load time?

168. What is HTML?

169. What is the difference between HTML elements and tags?

170. What is “Semantic HTML?”

171. What is the difference between HTML elements and tags?

172. What does DOCTYPE mean?

173. What’s the difference between standards mode and quirks mode?

174. What are the limitations when serving XHTML pages?

175. How do you make comments without text being picked up by the browser?

176. What is the difference between linking to an image, a website, and an email address?

177. What is the syntax difference between a bulleted list and numbered list?

178. What is the difference between <div> and <frame>?

179. What is the difference between the application model of HTML and HTML5?

180. What is the new DOCTYPE?

SECTION C (4 Mark Questions)

181. What are some new HTML5 markup elements?

182. What elements have disappeared?

183. What are the new media-related elements in HTML5?

184. What are the new image elements in HTML5?

185. What is the difference between SVG and <Canvas>?

186. What are some new input attributes in HTML5?

187. What are data- attributes good for?

188. Describe the difference between cookies, sessionStorage, and localStorage.

189. What are some of the major new API’s that come standard with HTML5?

190. What is the difference in caching between HTML5 and the old HTML?

191. Consider the code snippet below. What will the console output be and why?

192. What are JavaScript types?

193. What is the use of isNaN function?

194. What are undeclared and undefined variables?

195. What is ‘this’ keyword in JavaScript?

196. Explain the difference between “==” and “===”?

197. List some of the HTML authoring tools.

198. DHTML - What is DHTML? What are the features of DHTML?

199. Fix the bug.

function average(a, b) { return a + b / 2; }

200. Build an HTML login form "login" that contains:

201. Explain about DNS server and its function.

202. What is TELNET? Explain its uses.

203. Write a short note about USENET.

204. Briefly explain the working of HTTP Protocol.

205. Briefly explain the Working of FTP Protocol.

206. What are the purposes of POP and IMAP Protocols?

207. Briefly Explain about SMTP.

208. Differentiate HTTP and FTP

209. Illustrate GOPHER and WWW.

210. Write a note on web server?

211. What are the importance of POP and IMAP Protocols?

212. Discuss the types of domain names.

213. Give a short note on the services provided by internet.

214. What are the 3 modes of data transmission used in FTP? Explain.

215. What are the advantages of E-mail?

216. Write a short note about search engines?

217. Write short note on e-commerce? With example.

218. What are the steps for data connection in FTP?

219. Briefly explain the structure of a basic HTML code.

220. Explain about Image mapping in HTML with a short example.

221. What are the points to remember while we adding an image into our webpage?

222. Explain button element in detail.

223. How to insert a 2X2 table in HTML file with dummy data?

224. Explain any two form elements in detail.

225. How do we implement radio button? Give an example.

226. Briefly explain the concept of image mapping.

227. What is your understanding about frames?

228. Explain the concept of hyperlink with the help of an example?

229. Briefly explain lists and its types.

230. Write an HTML code for to demonstrate heading elements.

231. Write any 4 basic tags. List its attributes and possible values.

232. Distinguish between ordered list and unordered list with example

233. Explain Text Area with example.

234. Write a note on Password Fields with example.

235. Write about Check Box with example.

236. What is an event? Write an example code for onclick event.

237. Implement a javascript function for finding the square of a number.

238. Briefly explain the advantages and disadvantages of javascript.

239. Briefly explain about javascript functions.

240. Explain in detail about arithmetic operators in javascript.

241. Explain in detail about comparison operators in javascript.

242. Explain in detail about the selectors in CSS.

243. Briefly explain the alert boxes in javascript.

244. What are the kinds of alert boxes in javascript?

245. Write a program to find the square of a number using javascript.

246. Write about alert box? Give an example for warning the error message in entering data

247. What are the different methods that are used for setting style to an html document?

248. Explain decision making program constructs in javascript with examples

249. How to make a link to E-mail, explain with example.

250. How text are decorated using CSS?

251. Different types of array in JavaScript?

252. Explain logical operators with example?

253. Explain bitwise operators with example?

254. Explain type of operators with example?

255. What are the different measurement units used in CSS? Explain

256. Explain working of DHTML

SECTION D Essays (15 Mark)

257. Explain the working of Email ( SMTP, POP, IMAP).

258. Explain different Services provided by Internet?

259. Explain the different types of e-business models? What is the difference between e-commerce

and e-business?

260. (a) Explain in detail about the applications of internet. (7 marks)

(b) Briefly explain the working of e-mail (8 marks)

261. What is domain name server? Explain in detail about the Working of domain name server.

262. Explain in detail about the following protocols:

(a) USENET (7 marks)

(b) TELNET (8 marks)

263. Explain in detail about the following protocols:

(a) HTTP (8 marks)

(b) FTP (7 marks)

264. What is HTML Form? Explain the form elements with the help of examples.

265. What is HTML table? List the tags used and its attributes. Write an HTML code for Creating

Class time table using table tags.

266. Design a form using HTML form for entering Biodata?

267. Design a form using HTML tags for entering your personal details? The document must contain

at least ten fields, a submit button and cancel button?

268. Explain the list types with the help of examples.

269. Explain the concept of image mapping with the help of an example.

270. Explain about how to create HTML frames with example.

271. How to make a link to frameset, image, e-mail, new window and within a page?

272. Explain the following in detail

(a) HTML links

(b) HTML images

(c) Explain about how to create HTML table with example.

273. Explain in detail about the following:

(a) image mapping

(b) frames

(c) hyperlink

274. What is CSS? Explain CSS Selectors in detail.

275. What is CSS? Explain in detail about the various ways of inserting CSS into webpage?

276. Write in detail about the operators in javascript

277. What are the methods to accept input from user in javascript. Give suitable examples.

278. Explain in detail about javascript functions..

279. Create simple webpage for tourism department of Kerala and style it using CSS.

280. What is the need of an external css file? Give an example for linking external css with html

page.

281. Write different types of selectors in CSS with example? Create a web page for your profile and

add appropriate css selectors for formatting the document using CSS file

282. Write a program for designing a simple calculator using Javascript code?

283. Write a HTML code for creating an webpage containing an application form (includes label,

text box, text area, radio button, dropdown list, button etc.)

284. Write a HTML code to generate following output. Validate the fields using Javascript code

285. How would you characterisethe current media literacy education programs.

286. How do you personally use social media and what are your experiences from these?

287. How the craft of storytelling do you think will change in the future?

288. Write code to make a calculator using html, css and javascript.

289. Write code to make an HTML form which accepts personal data such as name (not blank), date

of birth(dd/mm/yyy), address, phone number (xxx-xxxxxxx), email address, marital status.

Validate the entries using javascript on clicking submit button.

B.Voc Multimedia


SDC1MM02 : Internet Programming



1. Write the full form of HTML, HTTP.

2. Write an example of Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) protocol.

3. Write 3 methods of linking a webpage.

4. Write 4 attributes of table tag.

5. What is DHTML?

6. Write 2 characteristics of javascript.

7. Write any 2 image editing softwares.

8. Write the flash output key[ctrl+n / ctrl+enter / ctrl+m / ctrl+d]

9. What is a password?

10. Write any 3 methods for protecting your webpage.


1. Explain services of internet.

2. Define a) search engine b) URL c) WWW

3. What are the difference between server and browser?

4. What is HTML? Write the essential tags.

5. What is Telnet?

6. What is Usenet?

7. How will you insert image in your webpage?

8. Write any 3 basic tags and it’s attributes with example.

9. Write 3 steps for moving website in internet.

10. What is importing?

11. What is webpage marker?

12. Write a note on “frames and their usage”.


1. Explain about forms with suitable example.

2. How will you create dynamic webpage using JavaScript?

3. Explain 3 methods for inserting links in webpage with example.

4. Explain about table tag and its attributes with example.

5. Briefly explain about “accepting input from user” in JavaScript.

6. Explain decision making program constructs in JavaScript with proper example.

7. Write features and characteristics of web authoring tools.

8. Write 10 security tips for protect your website

9. Explain the working of FTP with neat diagram.


1. Write a HTML code to create a webpage which includes heading, content text, background

image, video, ordered list and a text link

OR

2. Write a program to create a website having heading, one paragraph and a table using CSS (use

internal method)

3. Explain frames with example.

OR

4. Explain 10 steps for launching a website.

QUESTION BANK


Semester : 1st Semester

Course Code : SDC1MM04 (P)

Course Name : Internet Programming Lab

HTML

1. Create a web page which accepts the following:

Name:

Address:

City/Town:

State:

Pin:

Marital Status:

News Paper Subscribed:

The marital status should be selected from from radio buttons 1. Single or 2. Married

The News Paper subscribed must be selected from drop down list.

2. Create a web page to demonstrate font variations.

3. Prepare a sample code to illustrate at least two types of lists in HTML.

4. Using Nested tables create your Curriculum Vitae.

5. Using DIV, divide a web page vertically 25% and 75%.

6. Using DIV, divide a web page horizontally 25% and 75%.

7. Create two simple web pages and make link to each other.

8. Make a web page with two images (200 x 200 px size) one of which is on top of other.

9. Create a sample web page with a link on an image without a border around the image.

10. Build a sample web page with two scrolling texts 1) from left to right and 2) from

top to bottom.

11. Create a sample web page which displays customised icon at the browser title.

12. Write a HTML program which displays two text fields: one accepting the user name

and the second accepting the password.

13. Write a HTML program which displays an image as a hyperlink.

14. Create a sample web page with population for last 3 years for 5 countries (Use table).

15. To create an html file to link to different html page which contains

images, tables, and also link within a page.

16. Create an HTML document containing Bulleted List (Unordered list of a games).

Java script – CSS - DHTML

1. Write a java script program to add two numbers.

2. Write a java script program to find the factorial of given number.

3. Write a java Script program to print all prime numbers.

4. Write a java script program to sort the array (Bubble Sort).

5. Write a java script program to implement Stack methods in an Array.

6. Prompt a user for the cost price and selling price of an article and output the profit and

loss percentage.

7. Write DHtml program to give different colors for different heading tags.

8. Using CSS invert the behavior of the <h1> to <h4> tags.

9. Create a sample code to illustrate the Inline style sheet for your web page.

10. Create a sample code to illustrate the External style sheet for your web page.

11. Create a sample code to illustrate the embedded style sheet for your web page.

12. Create a sample code to illustrate the procedure of creating user defined classes in

CSS.

13. Create an page with embedded audio file from the disk.

14. Make a very simple web page using a series of document.write() methods to display

image and simple text using JavaScript.

15. Create a web page to prompt the user to enter his name and branch and display the

welcome message with the information entered by the user.

16. Write a script that will scroll a message at the rate of one character per second.

17. Create a web page with a text box and a button. On click of a button a message box

is displayed with the text entered by the user in the textbox

18. Create a web page with some text in using some color. Change the color of the text

on click of a button or on mouse over.

19. Create a web page inside which create a text area that uses a click to change the

background of this page to blue.

20. Make a group of three check boxes labeled blue, orange, teal. Use a button to

change the font color based upon the selection of the check box. Clear the check boxes

after the change.

21. Write a program to display an alert box when you click a button using JavaScript.

22. Write a program to accept 2 numbers using prompt and display their sum using a

button.

23. Write a program to find the given year is leap or not using prompt & button.

24. Write a DHTML code which can resize an image when you move the mouse over

the image.

25. Write a CSS code which displays the first letter of a paragraph with bigger font size

and color.

26. Write a DHTML code, which can select or deselects 5 checkboxes on the click of a

button.

27. Write a CSS code which places text over an image.

28. Write a function in JavaScript to find the cube of a giver number.

29. Write a function in JavaScript to fine the squire root of a giver number

30. Write a JavaScript function to accept 5 numbers and display its mean value

U.O.No. 9949/2015/Admn Dated, Calicut University.P.O, 22.09.2015

Usha K

Deputy Registrar

Forwarded / By Order

Section Officer

File Ref.No.72740/GA - IV - B1/2014/Admn


AbstractBVoc programme in Multimedia - under Modified BVoc Regulations 2014 – Question Bank -implemented w.e.f 2014 admission onwards - Orders issued

G & A - IV - B

Read:-1) BVoc Regulations implemented as per U.O.No. 9809/2014/Admn Dtd 23.10.20142) Modified BVoc Regulaitons U.O.No. 2650/2015/Admn Dtd 17.03.20153) Syllabus implemented as per U.O.No.U.O.No. 9226/2015/Admn Dated 01.09.20154) Minutes of the Combined meeting of all Chairmen of BOS & Principals of theColleges having BVoc Programmes5) Remarks of the Dean, Faculty of Journalsim dated 6.08.2015 6) Orders of Vice Chancellor in the File on 17.09.2015

ORDER

As per the paper read as (1) & (2) the Regulations for BVoc Programmes have been implemented

and modified.

As per paper read as (3) the syllabus of BVoc programme in Multimedia has been implemented.

As per the paper read as (4) the Question Bank of Multimedia have been approved.

As per paper read as (5) the Dean Faculty of Journalism has recommended to approve minutes ofthe Combined meeting of Chairmen and Principals having BVoc Programmes.

As per paper read as (6) considering the urgency the Vice Chancellor exercising the powers of theAcademic Council has approved to implement the Question Bank of BVoc in Multimedia subject tothe ratification of Academic Council.

Sanction has, therefore, been accorded for the implementation of the Question Bank of the B Vocprogramme in Multimedia , w.e.f 2014 Admissions.

Orders are issued accordingly.

ToThe Principals Colleges offering the B.Voc Programme in Multimedia of UGC

Copy to:CE/ Ex Section/ EG Section/ DR and AR BA Branch/ EX IV/Director, SDE/SDE Exam Wing/Tabulation Section / System Administrator with a request to upload the Syllabus in theUniversity website/ GA I F Section/ Library/ SF/ FC/DF