Slideshow

Automatic Slideshow

1 / 7
III YEAR STUDENT, Mr. ASHIK ALI RECEIVING THE MEDAL FROM THE CHIEF GUEST FOR WINNING IN THE QUIZ COMPETITION

Automatic Slideshow

2 / 7
COLLEGE STAFFS WITH THE CHIEF GUEST Mr. DAMODARAN SELVARAJ OF INFOSYS @ DEPT. FUNCTION - 2022 (From L to R): Mrs. SUGANTHI, Mrs. SATHYA, Mr. PANDIYAN, Mr. SAKTHIVEL, Mr. DAMODARAN SELVARAJ, Mr. SENTHIL KUMAR & Mr. SURIYAN

Automatic Slideshow

3 / 7
CHIEF GUEST, Mr. DAMODARAN SELVARAJ OF INFOSYS, LIGHTNING THE LAMP @ DEPT. FUNCTION - 2022

Automatic Slideshow

4 / 7
ANANTHARAJ OF III B. Sc., CS RECEIVING THE BEST STUDENT AWARD FROM CHIEF GUEST @ DEPT. FUNCTION - 2022

Automatic Slideshow

5 / 7
CHIEF GUEST, Mr. DAMODARAN SELVARAJ OF INFOSYS ARRIVING FOR THE DEPT. FUNCTION - 2022

Automatic Slideshow

6 / 7
SHEELA METILDA OF I B. Sc., CS RECEIVING THE MEDAL FROM THE CHIEF GUEST, Mr. DAMODARAN SELVARAJ OF INFOSYS @ DEPT. FUNCTION - 2022

Automatic Slideshow

7 / 7
Mr. THAJUDEEN OF III B. Sc., CS GIVING THE VOTE OF THANKS @ DEPT. FUNCTION - 2022

Followers

Today's Quotes

The Best Preparation for Tomorrow is doing Your Best Today.......

Tuesday, October 27, 2020

DAA (MCQs): Oct 27, 2020

 

SRI LAKSHMI COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

II B. Sc., CS

DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS (BSCS33) – MCQs – 27/10/2020

 


(01) The number of spanning trees possible for the following Graph G is



(A) 1                                                                     (B) 3

(C) 12                                                                   (D) 27

(02) Which of the following is/are true about spanning tree?

1. The spanning tree does not have any cycle (loops).

2. A connected graph G can have more than one spanning tree.

(A) 1 only                                                             (B) 2 only

(C) Both 1 and 2                                                 (D) Neither 1 nor 2

(03) Which of the following is/are correct?

1. Dynamic Programming (Approach) uses Top - down approach method

2. Greedy Programming (Approach) uses Bottom - up approach method

(A) 1 only                                                            (B) 2 only

(C) Both 1 and 2                                                 (D) Netiher1 nor 2

(04) Number of Asymptotic notations

(A) 2                                                                     (B) 3

(C) 4                                                                     (D) 5

(05) The asymptotic notation which denotes the upper bound

(A) Big – Omega                                                 (B) Big – Theta

(C) Big – Oh                                                        (D) Big – Ki

 

 

(06) f (n)≥c*g(n) denotes

(A) Big – Omega                                                 (B) Big – Theta

(C) Big – Oh                                                        (D) Big – Ki

(07) Which of the following is correct?

(A) Asymptotic Notation helps us to make accurate and meaningful assumptions about time complexity and space complexity

(B) Asymptotic Notation helps us to make accurate and meaningful assumptions about time complexity only

(C) Asymptotic Notation helps us to make approximate and meaningful assumptions about time complexity and space complexity

(D) Asymptotic Notation helps us to make approximate and meaningful assumptions about time complexity only

(08) Which of the following cases is not there in determining the complexity of the algorithm?

(A) Null case                                                                  (B) Best case

(C) Average case                                                           (D) Worst case

(09) In Space Complexity, space can be classified into ___ types

(A) 2                                                                              (B) 3

(C) 4                                                                              (D) 5

(10) In pseudocode ß denotes

(A) Comments                                                               (B) Condition

(C) Assignment                                                             (D) Looping

 

 

 

No comments:

Post a Comment