Computer System · Class 11 Computer Science · Chapter 1

Computer Science Electives Pattern-tagged

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CBSE Class 11 Electives · Computer Science · Chapter 1

18Notes slides
15Quick-drill MCQs
30Exam-paper marks
20CBT questions
3Topper templates
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📖Notes Deck18 slides · 278 KB

Full lecture deck with teaching paragraphs, misconception red-boxes, and glossary. Read this first.

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📝Quick Drill15 MCQs · 20 min

15 pattern-tagged MCQs with per-Q time budget. Drill under a 20-min timer.

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📄Exam Paper30 marks · 60 min

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Top question patterns · CBSE annual / SQP aggregate

90%Draw/explain the von Neumann functional block diagram — Name all four units · put ALU+CU+registers inside the CPU · state the stored-program + fetch-decode-execute idea · label the bus.3 MARKS
95%Differentiate RAM vs ROM — Two-column table: volatility, read/write, purpose, example types — never swap the volatility.2 MARKS
80%Memory hierarchy ordering + units conversion — List fastest→slowest · state speed↓ cost↓ capacity↑ · remember 1 KB = 1024 B not 1000.2 MARKS
75%System vs application software with examples — System runs the machine (OS, drivers); application runs your task (Word, browser). Give one example each.2 MARKS
70%Boot process OR ASCII vs Unicode — Boot: ROM firmware → POST → bootloader → OS into RAM. Encoding: ASCII 7-bit/128 chars English; Unicode all scripts.2 MARKS
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