GATE 2020 for Computer Science and Information Technology | 32 Previous Years’ Solved Question Papers | Also for GAIL, BARC, HPCL | By Pearson

This book provides a leading platform for<strong> GATE aspirants</strong> to practice and hone their skills required to gain the best score in the examination. It <strong>includes more than 25 previous yearsandrsquo;</strong> GATE questions segregated topic-wise supported by detailed step-wise solutions for all. Besides, the book presents the exam analysis at the beginning of every unit which will enable a better understanding of the subject. The questions in the chapters are divided according to their marks, hence emphasizing on their importance. This, in turn, will help the students to get an idea about the pattern and weightage of these questions that appeared in the GATE exam every year.

<strong>Features:</strong>

<br /> and bull; Includes around 32 years’ GATE questions arranged chapter-wise<br /> and bull; Detailed solutions for better understanding<br /> and bull; Includes the latest GATE solved question papers with detailed<br /> and bull; analysis<br /> and bull; Comprehensively revised and updated<br />

<strong>Table of Contents:</strong>

Preface <br /> Syllabus: Computer Science and Information Technology<br /> Important Tips for GATE Preparation <br /> <strong>Unit 1: Digital Logic</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: Number Systems<br /> Chapter 2: Boolean Algebra <br /> Chapter 3: K-Maps<br /> Chapter 4: Combinational Circuits <br /> Chapter 5: Sequential Circuitsandnbsp;andnbsp;andnbsp;andnbsp;

andnbsp; <br /> <strong>Unit 2: Computer Organization</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: Computer Arithmetic<br /> Chapter 2: Memory Organization<br /> Chapter 3: Pipeline <br /> Chapter 4: CPU Organization<br /> Chapter 5: Control Unit Design<br /> Chapter 6: I/O Organization<br /> Chapter 7: Secondary Memories<br /> Chapter 8: Register Allocation

<br /> <strong>Unit 3: Programming Languages</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: Programming Language Concepts<br /> Chapter 2: Programming in C (Part I) <br /> Chapter 3: Programming in C (Part II)

<br /> <strong>Unit 4: Data Structures</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: Array <br /> Chapter 2: Stacks and Queues<br /> Chapter 3: Linked List <br /> Chapter 4: Trees<br /> Chapter 5: Graphs<br /> Chapter 6: Hashing

<br /> <strong>Unit 5: Design and Analysis of Algorithms</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: Algorithm Analysis and Asymptotic Notations<br /> Chapter 2: Divide and Conquer <br /> Chapter 3: Greedy Method<br /> Chapter 4: Dynamic Programming <br /> Chapter 5: PandNPConcepts<br /> Chapter 6: Optimal Binary Search Tree <br /> Chapter 7: Miscellaneous Topics

<br /> <strong>Unit 6: Database Management System</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: ERandndash; Diagrams<br /> Chapter 2: Functional Dependencies and Normalization<br /> Chapter 3: Structure Query Language<br /> Chapter 4: Relational Algebra and Relational Calculus<br /> Chapter 5: Transactional and Concurrency Control <br /> Chapter 6: File Structure an Indexing

<br /> <strong>Unit 7: Theory of Computation</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: RL, FA, RE and RG <br /> Chapter 2: CFL and PDA <br /> Chapter 3: CSL, RS, RES, LBA and TM <br /> Chapter 4: Undecidability

<br /> <strong>Unit 8: Compiler Design</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: Lexical Analysis<br /> Chapter 2: Parsing Techniques<br /> Chapter 3: Syntax Directed Translation<br /> Chapter 4: Code Generatedandamp; Optimization

<br /> <strong>Unit 9: Operating Systems</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: Process Managementandndash;I<br /> Chapter 2: Process Managementandndash;II<br /> Chapter 3: Deadlocks<br /> Chapter 4: Memory Management<br /> Chapter 5: File System and Device Management

<br /> <strong>Unit 10: Computer Networks</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: Fundamental and SWP <br /> Chapter 2: Local Area Network<br /> Chapter 3: TCP/IP 10.10<br /> Chapter 4: Application Layer and Routing Algorithm

<br /> <strong>Unit 11: Software Engineering</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: Software Engineering

<br /> <strong>Unit 12: Web Technologies</strong> <br /> Chapter 1: Web Technologies

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