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    This document outlines the pre-semester examination for the third semester Object Oriented Techniques course with the following details: The exam is worth a total of 100 marks over a duration of 3 hours. It contains 5 questions that students must attempt, with various parts to each question worth between 5-10 marks each. Question topics include object modeling techniques, Java programming concepts like reusability and robustness, structured analysis and design techniques, abstract classes and interfaces in Java, exceptions handling in Java, package creation in Java, Swing GUI components, Java Beans, and short notes on JDBC, Applets, and differences between Java and C++.

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    This document outlines the pre-semester examination for the third semester Object Oriented Techniques course with the following details: The exam is worth a total of 100 marks over a duration of 3 hours. It contains 5 questions that students must attempt, with various parts to each question worth between 5-10 marks each. Question topics include object modeling techniques, Java programming concepts like reusability and robustness, structured analysis and design techniques, abstract classes and interfaces in Java, exceptions handling in Java, package creation in Java, Swing GUI components, Java Beans, and short notes on JDBC, Applets, and differences between Java and C++.

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    Department of Computer Science & Engineering Pre-Semester Examination (2014-15)

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    This document outlines the pre-semester examination for the third semester Object Oriented Techniques course with the following details: The exam is worth a total of 100 marks over a duration of 3 hours. It contains 5 questions that students must attempt, with various parts to each question worth between 5-10 marks each. Question topics include object modeling techniques, Java programming concepts like reusability and robustness, structured analysis and design techniques, abstract classes and interfaces in Java, exceptions handling in Java, package creation in Java, Swing GUI components, Java Beans, and short notes on JDBC, Applets, and differences between Java and C++.

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    Department of Computer Science & Engineering

    Pre-Semester Examination (2014-15)


    Subject
    : Object Oriented Techniques
    Subject Code : ECS-503

    Note:

    Max Marks/Duration: 100 /3 hrs


    Year/Semester: 3rd/V

    Attempt all questions.

    Q1. Attempt ANY FOUR parts of the following.


    (A)

    (5x4=20)

    Q2. Attempt ANY FOUR parts of the following.


    (A)

    (5x4=20)

    Q3. Attempt ANY TWO parts of the following.


    (10x2=20)
    (A) How object modeling techniques differ from tradition software development technique?
    (B) Discuss the terms Reusability, Extensibility and Robustness in terms JAVA programming
    language.
    (C) Explain Structured Analysis and Structured Design (SA/SD) and Jackson Structured
    Development.
    Q4. Attempt ANY TWO parts of the following.

    (10x2=20)

    (A) Discuss abstract classes, Inner classes and Interface using Java programming.
    (B) What are exceptions? When are they used? Explain with JAVA program.
    (C) Write the procedure to create and import package in a Java program. Which event handling
    model is used by Java and why?
    Q5. Attempt ANY TWO parts of the following.

    (10x2=20)

    (A) What is swing? How it differs with AWT? Write a program in swing which shows two text
    boxes names user id and password and two buttons for submit and cancel. If Submit button
    is pressed then the content of text boxes should appear in a Text area.
    (B) What is Java Bean? What are their advantages? What are various introspection
    mechanisms to infer information about a Bean? Explain with example.
    (C) Write short notes on any two:
    (i)
    JDBC
    (ii)
    Applet
    (iii)
    Difference between Java and C++

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