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11. Write a short note on hardware requirements of multimedia.
12. Write a short note on Digital to analog converter (DAC).
13. Explain signal to noise ratio.
14. Write a short note on Pulse Code Modulation.
15. Explain different types of Fourier Representation.
16. Explain the sampling step of analog to digital conversion.
17. Explain Nyquist theorem and its importance.
18. Explain the quantization step in Analog to Digital conversion.
19. Explain the relation between sampling rate and bit depth.
20. Define waves and explain the properties of waves.
21. Explain the concept of temporal waves and spatial waves.
22. Explain Elementary waves and composite waves.
23. Write a short note on Simple Harmonic Motion.
24. Write a short note on Lempel Ziv coding technique.
25. Explain the construction and working of digital camera.
26. Write a short note on Hypertext.
27. Explain different ways in text insertion.
28. Explain different types of images and the basic steps of image processing.
29. Write a short note of Postscript.
30. Explain the working of Scanner.
31. Write a short note on gamut and color dependency of color models.
32. Explain the architecture of Hypertext document.
33. Differentiate between RGB and CMYK color models.
34. List and explain the fundamental characteristics of sound.
35. Write a short note on Raster Scanning Principle.
36. Write a short note on Psychoacoustics.
37. Define Psychoacoustics, Explain the concept of masking in Psychoacoustics.
38. Write a short note on sensors for TV cameras.
39. Write a short note on Masking.
40. Explain the following concepts on Raster Scanning Principle: Aspect Ratio, Resolution.
41. Differentiate between CRT and LCD.
42. List and explain different video file formats.
43. List and explain different audio file formats.
44. Write a short note on Run Length Encoding Technique. Explain with the help of an example.
45. Explain lossy and lossless compression technique.
46. Define compression and explain the need of compression.
47. Explain the modes of operation and the stages of JPEG compression.
48. Explain inter frame and intra frame compression.
49. Write a short note on arithmetic coding.
50. List and explain the steps of JPEG coding.
51. Explain the concept of Huffman coding and its basic algorithm.
52. Explain different reasons for implementing animation.
53. Write a short note on multimedia production.
54. Write a short note scripting and interactivity in content design.
55. Explain the following concept of visual design: Basic layout, Pace and Running length.
56. Write a short note on flash tool.
57. Define multimedia authoring metaphor and explain scripting metaphor in detail.
58. Explain the following concept: Authorware, Authoring tools.
59. List and explain different types of animation.
60. Write a short note on technical design aspect of multimedia.
61. Write a short note on Dreamweaver.
62. Explain cast metaphor and slide show metaphor.
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