SRINIVASA RAMANUJAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

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B. Tech II Year I Semester (R15) Mid-I Objective Examinations SEP 2018 AY(2018-2019)
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & NEURAL NETWORKS (13AXXXX)
Time: 20 Minutes (Computer Science & Engineering) Max Marks: 10
Answer all Questions. Each question carries 1/2 mark.
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Prepared by: MALLESWAR REDDY P, Asst. Professor of EEE.
 SRINIVASA RAMANUJAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Affiliated to JNTUA & Approved by AICTE) (Accredited by NAAC With ‘A’Grade & Accredited by NBA(EEE,ECE & CSE))
B. Tech III Year I Semester (R15) Mid-I Objective Examinations SEP 2019 AY(2019-2020)
OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS & DESIGN (15A05503)
Time: 20 Minutes (Computer Science & Engineering) Max Marks: 10
Answer all Questions. Each question carries 1/2 mark.

HT. No: Name: Sign of Invigilator: Sign of Examiner: Marks:

1. When designing a Complex software system to decompose into smaller and smaller parts is called
______________ [ ]
A) Algorithmic B) Decomposition C) Encapsulation D) Concurrency
2. The ___________ attributes common to all Complex system [ ]
A) Three B) Four C) Five D) Six
3. The building of a model appeals to the principles of ____________ [ ]
A)Decomposition B) Abstraction C) Hierarchy D) All of the above
4. The _______________ model in system modeling depicts the dynamic behavior of a system [ ]
A) Context B)Data C) Dynamic D)Physical
5. The Class structure defines ______________ hierarchy [ ]
A) “is-a” B) “as-a” C) “part-of” D) “kind-of”
6. The _______________ model in system modeling depicts the static nature of a system [ ]
A) Logical B) Static C) Physical D) Dynamic
7. The Object structure defines __________ hierarchy [ ]
A)”is-a” B) “part-of” C) “kind-of” D) “as-a”
8. Abstraction is classified into _________ types [ ]
A) 4 B) 3 C) 2 D) 1
9. Minor elements of object model is____________ [ ]
A) Class, Object, Method, B) Class, Property, C) Typing , Concurrency, D) Abstraction,
Interface Inheritance Persistence Polymorphism, class
10. When two or more classes serves as a super class for sub class this situation is known as _____________ [ ]
A) Multiple Inheritance B) Polymorphism C) Encapsulation D) None of the above
11. ____________ is a ranking or ordering of a abstractions. [ ]
A) Abstraction B) Encapsulation C) Hierarchy D) Modularity
12. In Object oriented method to analyze or design a complex software system, the basic building blocks are [ ]
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A) Attributes B) Operations C) Names D) Classes & Objects
13. ___________ is the property of an object through which its existence transcends time or space [ ]
A) Typing B) Concurrency C) Persistence D) Threading
14. A Class is a set of _____________ [ ]
A) Attributes B) Objects C) Operations D) Classes
15. The interface of a Class provides a _________ [ ]
A) Identity B) Inside view C) State D) Outside view
16. The multiplicity denotes the cardinality of the associations are ___________ [ ]
A) One-to-One B) One-to-Many C) Many-to-Many D) All of the above
17. The Aggregation relationships which provides the _____________ relationships [ ]
A) is-a B) Whole/Part C) Kind-of D) None of the above
18. An Object is an instance of a ____________ [ ]
A) Object B) Class C) Property D) Operations
19. The _______________ operation creates an object and or initializes its state. [ ]
A) Modifier B) Selector C) Constructor D) Destructor
20. The Object relationships are ____________ [ ]
C) Association & D) Generalization &
A) Links & Aggregation B) Message & Links
Dependency Links