Introduction to Computer System · Class 11 Informatics Practices · Chapter 1

Informatics Practices Electives Pattern-tagged

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CBSE Class 11 Electives · Informatics Practices · Chapter 1

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30Exam-paper marks
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90%Data vs information with example — Define both · show the processing link · give one data example becoming information.2 MARKS
88%RAM vs ROM (volatile vs non-volatile) — RAM = temporary/volatile/working ; ROM = permanent/non-volatile/boot firmware.2 MARKS
85%Two units of the CPU (ALU, CU) — ALU = arithmetic + logic ; CU = directs/controls, does not calculate; mention registers.2 MARKS
82%System vs application software (with examples) — System runs the machine (OS, compiler, utility) ; application does a user job (Word, browser).3 MARKS
78%Four functions of an operating system — Define OS as interface/manager · list four: process, memory, file, device — one mark per two.3 MARKS
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