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    This document contains a question bank for the Data Link Layer unit of the Computer Science & Engineering course. [1] It includes questions related to data link layer design issues, error detection and correction techniques, elementary data link protocols such as stop-and-wait, sliding window protocols, and medium access control sublayer issues. [2] Questions cover topics such as selective repeat sliding window protocol, CSMA/CD protocol, fiber optics advantages, error control and flow control, CRC with examples, sliding window protocol advantages, ALOHA protocols and CRC code generation. [3] The question bank was created by Mrs. Shilpa V Shinde for the TE AIML subject.

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    This document contains a question bank for the Data Link Layer unit of the Computer Science & Engineering course. [1] It includes questions related to data link layer design issues, error detection and correction techniques, elementary data link protocols such as stop-and-wait, sliding window protocols, and medium access control sublayer issues. [2] Questions cover topics such as selective repeat sliding window protocol, CSMA/CD protocol, fiber optics advantages, error control and flow control, CRC with examples, sliding window protocol advantages, ALOHA protocols and CRC code generation. [3] The question bank was created by Mrs. Shilpa V Shinde for the TE AIML subject.

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    This document contains a question bank for the Data Link Layer unit of the Computer Science & Engineering course. [1] It includes questions related to data link layer design issues, error detection and correction techniques, elementary data link protocols such as stop-and-wait, sliding window protocols, and medium access control sublayer issues. [2] Questions cover topics such as selective repeat sliding window protocol, CSMA/CD protocol, fiber optics advantages, error control and flow control, CRC with examples, sliding window protocol advantages, ALOHA protocols and CRC code generation. [3] The question bank was created by Mrs. Shilpa V Shinde for the TE AIML subject.

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    Vishwaniketan Institute of Management Entrepreneurship and Engineering Technology

    Computer Science & Engineering (AI & ML) Department


    University Question Bank TE Computer Network

    UNIT 2 Physical and Data Link Layer 10


    2.1 Physical Layer: Communication mechanisms and Electromagnetic Spectrum,
    Guided Transmission Media: Twisted pair, Coaxial, Fibre optics
    2.2 Data Link Layer: DLL Design Issues (Services, Framing, Error Control, Flow
    Control), Error Detection and Correction (Hamming Code, CRC, Checksum) ,
    Elementary Data Link protocols , Stop and Wait, Sliding Window (Go Back N, Selective
    Repeat), Medium Access Control sublayer Channel Allocation problem, Multiple access
    Protocol( ALOHA, Carrier Sense Multiple Access, (CSMA/CD)).
    Sr. No Question

    Explain Design issues of Data link layer Explain Sliding Window protocol
    1.
    Selective Repeat .10M
    2. Explain with diagram relation between protocol, Interface and service 5M
    3. Explain Go Back N protocol. 10M
    Why does Data Link Layer protocol always put the CRC in a trailer rather than
    4. in a header ? Give the data word “1101011011” and divisor “10011” Show
    generation of cyclic redundancy check(CRC) code word at the sender side. 10M
    Explain channel allocation problem. Explain CSMA/CD protocol. A network
    5.
    with CDMA/CD. 10M
    6. Explain CSMA protocol .Explain collision are handled in CSMA/CD 10MQ
    7. List advantages Fiber optics as communication medium. 5M
    8. Explain purpose of flow control and error control from DLL perspective. 5M

    9. What is error detection and correction? Explain CRC with example.


    Explain the method to find number check bits required to correct single bit error
    10.
    for a 10bit message and compute the check bits for 1110000101. 10M
    Explain how value on ‘n’ is decided in an n bit sliding window protocol
    11.
    .Explain advantage of Selective Repeat over Go Back N protocol 10M
    12. Prove that slotted ALOHA performs better than Pure ALOHA. 10M
    13. Explain main responsibility of Data Link Layer
    Consider a message represented by a polynomial M(x)=x5 +x4+x. Consider
    14. generating polynomial G(x)=x3+x2+1. Generate a three bit CRC and show what
    will be the transmitted frame. How is error detected by CRC. 10 M
    15. Explain Transmission Media: Compare them 10M
    16. Discuss different types of guided media in detail .10M

    Subject Teacher
    Mrs. Shilpa V Shinde

    TE AIML Mrs. Shilpa V Shinde

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