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    This document contains instructions for two assignment sets for a Client Server Architecture course. It provides the course name and code, number of credits, book information, and lists 6 questions each worth 5 marks for Assignments 1 and 2 totaling 30 marks each. Students are to answer all questions in the sets, which cover topics such as CISC/RISC architectures, asynchronous transfer mode, Java client/server applications, developing a web client in Java using sockets, TCP/IP protocol, remote procedure call, client/server architectures, file server deployment, WAN connectivity, implementing a web server in Java, Booth's multiplication algorithm, and remote method invocation.

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    This document contains instructions for two assignment sets for a Client Server Architecture course. It provides the course name and code, number of credits, book information, and lists 6 questions each worth 5 marks for Assignments 1 and 2 totaling 30 marks each. Students are to answer all questions in the sets, which cover topics such as CISC/RISC architectures, asynchronous transfer mode, Java client/server applications, developing a web client in Java using sockets, TCP/IP protocol, remote procedure call, client/server architectures, file server deployment, WAN connectivity, implementing a web server in Java, Booth's multiplication algorithm, and remote method invocation.

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    BT0052

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    This document contains instructions for two assignment sets for a Client Server Architecture course. It provides the course name and code, number of credits, book information, and lists 6 questions each worth 5 marks for Assignments 1 and 2 totaling 30 marks each. Students are to answer all questions in the sets, which cover topics such as CISC/RISC architectures, asynchronous transfer mode, Java client/server applications, developing a web client in Java using sockets, TCP/IP protocol, remote procedure call, client/server architectures, file server deployment, WAN connectivity, implementing a web server in Java, Booth's multiplication algorithm, and remote method invocation.

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    August 2010

    Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BScIT) – Semester 5


    BT0052 – Client Server Architecture – 2 Credits
    (Book ID: B0036)
    Assignment Set – 1 (30 Marks)

    Answer all questions 6 x 5 = 30


    1. Distinguish CISC and RISC.

    2. Write a short note on Asynchronous Transfer Mode of transmission.

    3. Explain various client/server applications using Java.

    4. How will you develop a simple web client in Java using Sockets?

    5. Explain TCP/IP Protocol in detail.

    6. Explain Remote Procedure Call in detail.


    August 2010
    Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BScIT) – Semester 5
    BT0052 – Client Server Architecture – 2 Credits
    (Book ID: B0036)
    Assignment Set – 2 (30 Marks)

    Answer all questions 6 x 5 = 30


    1. Explain the different types of Client / Server Architectures.

    2. Explain hierarchical vs localized file server deployment.

    3. Explain WAN Connectivity in detail.

    4. Write a Java Program to implement a simple web server.

    5. Explain Booth Multiplication Algorithm with a suitable example.

    6. What is meant by Remote Method Invocation? Explain with a suitable example.

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