The UGC NET is a test to determine the eligibility of candidates opting for the post of Assistant Professor only or Junior Research Fellowship and Assistant Professor both in Indian Universities and Colleges. To meet the needs of NET, SET, and JRF applicants, this book has been revamped and updated as per the latest pattern and with a perfect blend of theory and practice questions.

Who will benefit?

• Candidates preparing for NET
• Candidates opting for Assistant Professor or Junior Research Fellowship or both
• Candidates preparing for Paper-2

Book Structure

• Solved Papers (2024-2018)
• 2 Parts further segregated into individual chapters
• Modal Paper (1-3)

Book Features

• Theoretical aspect of the subject has been written in a very simple language
• Units are divided into different number of chapters
• Complete coverage of the latest syllabus
• Chapterwise 4000 Multiple Choice Questions for Complete Practice
• Inclusion of Previous Year Questions

Why this Book?

• “NTA UGC Paper-2 Computer Science/ Applications” has been written for those candidates who want to qualify the Paper 2 of the UGC NET examination
• Designed according to the latest syllabus and the latest pattern of the UGC NET, which is applicable from the June 2019 examination

Table of Contents

Part A- Introduction to Discrete Structure, Computability, Graphs & Groups, Computer Arithmetic, Programming in C, Object-Oriented Programming Concepts, Relational Database designing & SQL, Data Structure, Network Fundamentals & Reference Models, Data Communication & Internetworking, Routing & Networking Security, Assembly Language Fundamentals & Compilation, Operating System & Memory Management, The Unix System, Software Engineering, Parallel Computing & Mobile Computing, E-Technologies, Windows Programming, Part B (I)- Combinational & Sequential Circuits, Microprocessor Architecture and Programming, Database Concepts, Object-Oriented Database Management System, Introduction to Oracle, Display Systems and Input Devices, Storage Devices and Input tools, Programming Languages Concepts, Classes and Inheritance, Horn Clauses and Their Implementation, Program Development in Prolog, Parallelism, Coroutines and Compiler Structure, Regular Language and Finite Automata, Analog and Digital Transmission, Topologies and OSI Reference Model, Data Structure, Sorting and Searching, Object-oriented Programming, Net Based Components, Programming Techniques and Tools, Memory Management, Distributed Operating System, Introduction to Unix and Windows NT, AI Approach for Solving Problems and Automated Reasoning, Frames, Scripts and Prolog Programming, Expert System, System Approach to Planning and Decision, Part B (II) Elective I, Elective II, Elective III, Elective IV, Solved Papers (2024-2016)

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