12-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (802)

 

The types of questions that may be asked in the Class 12 Information Technology (IT) exam (code 802) will vary depending on the specific topic being covered, but generally include multiple-choice questions, short-answer questions, and long-answer questions. The questions will test students' understanding of IT concepts and their ability to apply those concepts to solve problems. For example, there might be multiple-choice questions that test knowledge of computer systems and organization or short-answer questions that require students to explain the steps they would take to design an algorithm to solve a specific problem. Long-answer questions would be more application based such as writing a program to solve a problem or designing a database. Overall, the exam will aim to test students' understanding of IT concepts and skills and their ability to apply them to real-world situations.

The employability questions for Class 12 Information Technology (IT) (code 802) would typically focus on the student's ability to apply their IT knowledge and skills to real-world scenarios, and their readiness for entry-level IT positions. Some examples of employability questions that might be asked include:

1.   How do you keep yourself updated with the latest developments in the field of IT?

2. Explain your experience with programming languages such as Java, C++, Python, etc.

3.Describe a project you have worked on that demonstrates your ability to design and implement a database.

4.How do you approach troubleshooting and problem-solving in an IT environment?

5. Give an example of how you have used your IT skills to solve a problem or improve a process in a previous job or internship.

6.  How do you prioritize and manage tasks when working on multiple projects at the same time?

7.    How do you handle and manage changes in project requirements or timelines?

8.    How do you approach working in a team environment?

Answers :

1.To stay updated with the latest developments in the field of IT, I make sure to regularly read industry news and publications, attend conferences and workshops, and participate in online communities and forums. I also continuously learn new skills and technologies through online courses and tutorials.
2.I have experience with a variety of programming languages, including Java, C++, and Python. I have used Java for building enterprise applications, C++ for system level programming and game development, and Python for data analysis, machine learning and web scraping.
3.In one project, I worked on designing and implementing a database for an e-commerce company. I used SQL to create the database tables and wrote stored procedures for performing common database operations. I also worked on optimizing database performance and implementing security features to protect sensitive data.
4.When troubleshooting and problem-solving in an IT environment, I approach the problem by first identifying the cause of the issue, then researching and implementing a solution. I also keep a log of the steps taken to document the process and make it easier to troubleshoot in the future.
5.In a previous job, I used my IT skills to automate a manual process for a retail company. This resulted in a significant increase in efficiency and accuracy, and allowed the company to save both time and money.
6.To prioritize and manage tasks when working on multiple projects, I create a to-do list for each project and prioritize tasks based on their importance and deadline. I also regularly review my progress and adjust my plan as needed.
7.When changes in project requirements or timelines occur, I communicate with the stakeholders and make a plan to address the changes. I also keep the team informed and involve them in the decision-making process, to ensure that the project stays on track and to the best interest of the client.

8.I approach working in a team environment by fostering open communication and collaboration, setting clear goals and expectations, and actively seeking and giving feedback. I also make sure to respect the skills, experiences and perspectives of my team members, and work towards a common goal.

Netbeans Fundamental Questions :

How do you create a new Java project in NetBeans?

Ans : To create a new Java project in NetBeans, you can go to the File menu and select New Project. Then, you can select the Java category and choose the type of project you want to create, such as Java Application or JavaFX Application. Once you've selected your project type, you can give it a name and choose a location for it, and then click Finish.

Q: How do you run a Java program in NetBeans?

Ans: To run a Java program in NetBeans, you can open the file that contains the main method and click the green "Run" button on the toolbar, or you can right-click on the file and select "Run File" from the context menu.

Q: How do you debug a Java program in NetBeans?

Ans: To debug a Java program in NetBeans, you can set breakpoints in your code by clicking in the left margin of the editor, or by right-clicking on a line of code and selecting "Toggle Breakpoint". Then, you can run the program in debug mode by clicking the "Debug" button on the toolbar, or by right-clicking on the file and selecting "Debug File" from the context menu.

Q: How do you add a jar file to a project in NetBeans?

Ans: To add a jar file to a project in NetBeans, you can right-click on the Libraries node in the project's tree view and select "Add JAR/Folder". Then, you can navigate to the location of the jar file and select it.

Q: How do you create a user interface using the NetBeans GUI builder?

Ans: To create a user interface using the NetBeans GUI builder, you can right-click on your project and select "New > JFrame Form". You can then use the design view to drag and drop different components, such as buttons, labels, and text fields, onto your form. You can also use the Properties window to set the properties of the selected component.