By admin on February 3, 2011
I’m about to hold a selection process for freshers of Comp. science and select the best of them as core members of Computer Society of India – A student chapter operating in our college. I’d be glad if i could get some help from peeps out here in preparing a challenging question paper and get some topics for group discussion too.
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If I were you, I would pose questions that involve visions of the future.
–What is Moore’s Law? How will Moore’s Law affect the next three decades of your career?
–What is parallel processing? Why use it? What are the difficulties of creating large robust systems using parallel processing? What does it have to do with Moore’s Law?
–What is a virtual machine? Why do virtual machines matter?
–What is the largest dataset you have ever worked with? How do you describe the size of a dataset? What would you do differently if you were to work with a dataset a million times larger than the one you worked with?
–What is the most complex computer program you have ever worked with? How do you describe the complexity of a program? What will you do differently if you were to work with a program a million times more complex than the one you just mentioned?
–What is a datagram? What protocols have you worked with that employ datagrams? What are the benefits and drawbacks of building systems that communicate with datagrams? (More advanced: How does the protocol known as TCP employ datagrams? How does it overcome the limitations of datagrams? Does TCP have any limits to scalability?)