QUESTION 3 Associate each application with the type of transmisision. Emulation of packets
by short lived circuits Establishment of optical paths on demand Each information unit requires a
header A. Photonic Point to Point B. Optical Bursting C. Photonic Point to multipoint D. Optical
Packet Switching E. Optical Circuit Switched F Optical Crossconnect Distribution of same
signal to several users :Optical rerouting done manually Signals must be processed in electronic
domain (OEO)
Solution
A. Photonic point to point:- Optical rerouting done manually.
B. Optical Bursting:- Each information unit requires a header.
C. Photonic point to multipoint:- Distribution of same signal to several users.
D. Optical Packet Switching:- Emulation of packets by short lived circuits
E. Optical Circuit Switched:- Establishment of optical paths on demand.
F. Optical Crossconnect:- Signals must be processed in electronic domain(OEO)..
TRANSMISSION :
A PROCESS WHERE TRAFFIC (VOICE,DATA,VIDEO) IS DESPATCHED OVER A MEDIUM BETWEEN THE SOURCE AND THE DESTINATION
TYPES OF TRANSMISSION MEDIA :
WIRED TRANSMISSION MEDIA
1.COPPER CABLE
2.OPTICAL FIBER
WIRELESS TRANSMISSION MEDIA
1.VSAT NETWORKS
2.MICROWAVE RADIO
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Question 1 Frequency pi is equivalent to Fs Fs2 2Fs Question 2 Cons.pdfAJAYTRADERSKOTA
Question 1 Frequency pi is equivalent to Fs Fs/2 2*Fs Question 2 Constant coefficient
difference equation is satisfying following properties of LTI system. Linearity Causality Stability
Solution
a) pi is equivalent to Fs/2
Constant coefficcent differencce equaiton is satisfying linearity properties of LTI system.
Relating to Hurricane Katrina, to what extent do engineers have a r.pdfAJAYTRADERSKOTA
Relating to Hurricane Katrina, | to what extent do engineers have a responsibility to ensure
safety of the local population despite whatever countervailing demands might be made?
Solution
Relating to hurricane Katrina a natural disaster that creates a lot of damage to the civil structures
like houses,roads,bridges etc which also creates a lot of human loss .It is our duty to ensure
safety of all the people and property.Disaster management studies should be carried out and
identify the regions that are prone to hurricane and make them alert before the hurricane comes.
Move people to the near by safe places to safe their lifes..
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TRANSMISSION :
A PROCESS WHERE TRAFFIC (VOICE,DATA,VIDEO) IS DESPATCHED OVER A MEDIUM BETWEEN THE SOURCE AND THE DESTINATION
TYPES OF TRANSMISSION MEDIA :
WIRED TRANSMISSION MEDIA
1.COPPER CABLE
2.OPTICAL FIBER
WIRELESS TRANSMISSION MEDIA
1.VSAT NETWORKS
2.MICROWAVE RADIO
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Question 1 Frequency pi is equivalent to Fs Fs2 2Fs Question 2 Cons.pdfAJAYTRADERSKOTA
Question 1 Frequency pi is equivalent to Fs Fs/2 2*Fs Question 2 Constant coefficient
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Solution
a) pi is equivalent to Fs/2
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Provide brief answers: Describe the influence of the Coriolis effect on global circulation What
is the impact of surface roughness and Reynold\'s number on the drag force? What is the impact
of streamlining objects on the pressure and skin drag? Discuss the common misconceptions of
lift theory. Why is superposition an important concept in Hydraulics? What is the boundary
layer region? What is the relationship between the boundary layer and potential flow?
Solution
1. Influence of Corolis Effect :- The Earth d0 not rotate and remains stationary, the atmosphere
would circulate between the poles (high pressure areas) and the equator (a low pressure area) in a
simple back-and-forth pattern. But because the Earth rotates, circulating air is deflected. Instead
of circulating in a straight pattern, the air deflects toward the right in the Northern Hemisphere
and toward the left in the Southern Hemisphere, resulting in curved paths.
2. The drag force is effected by the Reynold number and frictional coefficient. The drag force is
related to coefficient of drag and which is inversely propotional to Reynold number. For rough
pipes drag force is related to the frictional coefficient also.
3. Pressure or form drag wil become ZERO and the skin drag will be maximum for the
streamlined objects.
4. Miscoceptual theory is like as follows
The theory states that airfoils are shaped with the upper surface longer than the bottom.
The air molecules have farther to travel over the top of the airfoil than along the bottom.
In order to meet up at the trailing edge, the molecules going over the top of the wing must travel
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Questions for Review and Discussion 1. What is risk management and what is the purpose of
insurance? 2. What are the contractual elements of an insurance agreement? 3. Why is insurable
interest so important? 4. What are the differences among types of life insurance? 5. How does
insurable interest differ with life insurance and property insurance? 6. What is a coinsurance
clause: 7. What coverage is given by fire, marine, homeowner\'s, renter\'s, and flood insurance?
8. What differences exist among the of automobile insurance? 9. What benefits are included in
health insurance policies? What are the steps in applying for, obtaining, and maintaining an
insurance policy?
Solution
1)Risk Management : Risk management involves the practice of understanding potential risks of
future, analyzing in details and taking accurate steps to minimise it.
Purpose of insurance :
Damage to, or the loss of, physical assets
Illness,Sudden Death of key members
Compensation claims against the business
Business interruption caused by external events such as terrorism
Volatility and cash flow pressures following an incident
2) Conractual Eleements of Insurance agreement :
Offer? ,Acceptance , Intention of legal consequences ,Consideration
3)Insurable Interset -
The insurable interest requires at the time the policy purchasing People can sell life insurance
policy in a \"life settlement\" transaction. Life settlement means the sale, assignment, transfer, or
bequest of the death benefit or ownership of a life insurance policy by the owner of the policy.
Owner of the policy collects cash and the life settlement company becomes the new owner and
beneficiary of the policy and is responsible for the payment of all future premiums. Upon the
death of the insured, the death benefit is paid to the life settlement company.
4) Differences among type of Life insurance :
Term insurance : the most basic form of life insurance
Endowment plans:maturity benefit
Unit linked insurance plans (ULIP): Pay out the sum assured on death/maturity
Whole life policy:Policy covers a policyholder over his life
Money back policy:periodic payments over the policy term
5) Insurable interest from Life insurance & proprety insurnace :
Insurable interest exists when an insured person derives a financial or other kind of benefit from
the continuous existence of the insured object
Life Insurnace Insurable interest refers to the right of property to be insured. It may also mean
the interest of a beneficiary of a life insurance policy to prove need for the proceeds.
Property insurance : People have an insurable interest in their property up to the value of the
property, but not more.
6) CoInsurance Clause :
Coinsurance in insurance, is the splitting or spreading of risk among multiple parties.
A co-sharing agreement between the insured and the insurer under a health insurance policy
which provides that the insured will cover a set percentage of the covered costs after the
deductible has been paid. Similar to.
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Question 57 1.7 points Stakeholders that are perceived to have high levels of power, legitimacy,
and urgency are referred to as 0 . gh levels of power,legitimacy, and urgency are referrd a.
definitive stakeholders b. discretionary stakeholders C. dormant stakeholders d. demanding
stakeholders.
Solution
57) Option 1 i.e. Definitive stakeholders- They possess all three attributes of power, legitimay
and urgency and they should be given utmost attention.
54) Option C i.e. stakeholder approach. The four way by which businesses respond to social
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Question 5 System is marginally stable if outermost pole of z-transfer function is on the unit
cicle outside unit circle at origin Question 6 Pole on origin corresponding to correlation function
Differentiation function Integrator function
Solution
a) On the unit circle
b) pole on origin correspons to integration.
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Question 4: Write and execute a program to compute f(x)=root x^2+1 -1, and g(x) = x^2 / (root
x^2 +1+1) for a succession of values of z, such as 8^-1,8^-2, 8^-3 Although f = g, the computer
produces different results. Which results are reliable and which are not?
Solution
The following Matlab function is written to find out the values of x where the functions f and g
has different values.
___________________________________________________________________________
Matlab code:
function []=funct(n)
f=inline(\'sqrt(x^2+1)-1\');
g=inline(\'(x^2)/(sqrt(x^2+1)+1)\');
format long
x=zeros(1,n);
y_1=zeros(1,n);
y_2=zeros(1,n);
for i=1:n
x(i)=8^(-i);
y_1(i)=f(x(i));
y_2(i)=g(x(i));
end
for i=1:n
if(y_1(i) ~= y_2(i))
disp(\'f and g are different when i = \')
disp(i)
end
end
___________________________________________________________________________
Outputs:
For n=10:
>> funct(10)
f and g are different when i =
1
f and g are different when i =
2
f and g are different when i =
3
f and g are different when i =
4
f and g are different when i =
5
f and g are different when i =
6
f and g are different when i =
7
f and g are different when i =
8
f and g are different when i =
9
f and g are different when i =
10
___________________________________________________________________________
Try larger values of n.
For n=300:
>> funct(300)
f and g are different when i =
1
f and g are different when i =
2
f and g are different when i =
3
f and g are different when i =
4
f and g are different when i =
5
f and g are different when i =
6
f and g are different when i =
7
f and g are different when i =
8
f and g are different when i =
9
f and g are different when i =
10
f and g are different when i =
11
f and g are different when i =
12
f and g are different when i =
13
f and g are different when i =
14
f and g are different when i =
15
f and g are different when i =
16
f and g are different when i =
17
f and g are different when i =
18
f and g are different when i =
19
f and g are different when i =
20
f and g are different when i =
21
f and g are different when i =
22
f and g are different when i =
23
f and g are different when i =
24
f and g are different when i =
25
f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
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f and g are different when i =
49
f.
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which of the following? Estimate activity durations generously Avoid multi-tasking. Adhere
strictly to completion deadlines - rather than finishing early or late. Add a comfortable buffer to
every activity QUESTION 4 When identifying people to work on the project, it is helpful to
consider their professional disciplines, skill levels and their physical location. True False
QUESTION 5 RACI (Responsible. Approve. Consult. Inform) charts go beyond a
communication plan in that they identify every project activity and specify the exact involvement
of each stakeholder. True False QUESTION 6 When determining resource availability, project
managers need only consider full-time. internal resources. True False QUESTION 7 When
recruiting resources to support a project, it is always best to bring team members and experts on
board as soon as possible. True False QUESTION 8 The critical chain method is a schedule
network analysis technique that modifies the project schedule to account for limited resources.
True False
Solution
3. Estimate activity duration generously
4. True
5. True
6. True
7. True
8. True.
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QUESTION 3 Associate each application with the type of transmisision..pdf
1. QUESTION 3 Associate each application with the type of transmisision. Emulation of packets
by short lived circuits Establishment of optical paths on demand Each information unit requires a
header A. Photonic Point to Point B. Optical Bursting C. Photonic Point to multipoint D. Optical
Packet Switching E. Optical Circuit Switched F Optical Crossconnect Distribution of same
signal to several users :Optical rerouting done manually Signals must be processed in electronic
domain (OEO)
Solution
A. Photonic point to point:- Optical rerouting done manually.
B. Optical Bursting:- Each information unit requires a header.
C. Photonic point to multipoint:- Distribution of same signal to several users.
D. Optical Packet Switching:- Emulation of packets by short lived circuits
E. Optical Circuit Switched:- Establishment of optical paths on demand.
F. Optical Crossconnect:- Signals must be processed in electronic domain(OEO).
