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ROSEBUD SCHOOL
Buddhanagar,
Kathmandu
Winter Vacation Assignment – 2081
Subject: Computer
Science
Grade: X (Ten)
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Modular Programming
1. Write
a program to calculate Area of circle using Function procedure and use SUB
procedure to calculate as circumference in Q-Basic. (Hint: [Ar2], [C=2]
2.
Write
a program in QBASIC that asks length, breadth and height of room and calculate
its area and volume. Create a user defined function to calculate area and
sub-program to calculate volume. (Hint: [A-L-B], [V=LxBxH]
3.
Write
a program in OBASIC that will asks the user to input length, breadth and
height. Create a user defined function to calculate surface area of four walls
and write sub program to calculate surface area of box [Hint: surface area of
for walls-2H(L+B), surface area of box=Ih+bh+lb
4.
Write
a program to define a function procedure to display area of sphere and sub
procedure to display volume of sphere where user has to input the required data
in the main module. [Hint: Area of sphere: 4*PI*R^2, Volume-V=4/3
5.
Write
a program in QBASIC that asks two numbers to find square of two numbers using
SUB procedure and sum of two numbers using FUNCTION procedure.
6.
Write
a program in QBASIC that asks length, breadth of a room and calculate its area
and perimeter. Create a user defined function to calculate area and sub program
to calculate perimeter. [Hint: [Area=LxB], [p=2(L+B)]
7.
Write
QBasic program to find average of three numbers by using FUNCTION. END FUNCTION
and find greatest number by using SUB procedure.
8.
Write
QBasic program to input three numbers and find smallest by using FUNCTION. END
FUNCTION and find greatest number by using SUB procedure.
File Handling
1. Write
a program to store records regarding the information of students it includes
information like roll number, name, class, gender, age and address in
sequential data file “student.txt”.
2. A
sequential data file “student.txt " contains few records under the field’s
roll number, name, class, gender, age and address. Write a program to add few
more records in the same sequential data file.
3. A
sequential data file "student.txt" contains roll number, name, class,
gender, age and address fields of information about display all the information
of students.
4. A
sequential data file "student.txt" contains roll number, name, class,
gender, age and address fields. WAP to count and display information of
students who studies in class 10 only.
5. A
sequential data file "student.txt" contains roll number, name, class,
gender, age and address fields of information about display information of
students whose address is Kathmandu only.
6. A
sequential data file “student.txt " has several records having fields
student's roll number, name, class, gender, age and address. Write a
program that reads all the records and displays only those records whose name
starts with 'K'.
7. A
sequential data file called "student.txt" has stored data under the
field heading roll number, name, class, gender, and address. Write a program to
display all the information of those students whose gender are "F"
and age is more than 14.
8. Write
a program to delete all those records whose address is "Kathmandu"
from data file named "record.txt" which contains roll number,
name, address and class of several students.
9. A
sequential data file “class.dat” has several records having field roll number,
name, class, gender, age and address. WAP to copy all the records of class 10
into newly record file “new.dat.”
10. Write
a program to calculate and display percentage of all the students along with
the roll number and name.
C Programming
1.
Write
a program in C language to ask length, breadth and height and display volume of
box.
2.
Write C program to input three
numbers and to print the smallest number.
3.
Write a program in C language that
asks a number and check whether it is odd or even.
4.
Write a C program that asks a number
and check whether it is negative, positive or zero.
5.
Write a program in C language to
input a number then check whether the number is fully divisible by 10 or not.
6.
Write a program C language that asks
any two numbers and displays the greatest among them.
7.
Write a program in C language to
display 1, 2, 3, 4 up to 10th terms.
8.
Write a C program to display
7,22,11,34……..upto 10th term
9.
Write a program in C language to
display the series 2, 4, 6, 8 up to 10th terms.
10. Write a program in C language to display the series 1, 1, 2,
3, 5, 8 up to 10th terms.
11. Write a program in C language to print series 1, 8, 27, 64.
........... up to 10th terms.
12. Write a program in C language to display the below series:
5, 10, 15, 20, .... 50.
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Grade-9 Winter Vacation Assignment 2081 |
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ROSEBUD
SCHOOL
Buddhanagar,
Kathmandu
Winter
Vacation Assignment – 2081
Subject: Computer
Science
Grade: IX (Nine)
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Assignment Title: "Create Your Winter Wonderland Using
Adobe Photoshop"
Instructions:
1. Download Photoshop (if needed):
- Use any version of Adobe Photoshop available to
you.
2. Learn the Basics:
- Explore the following tools:
- Move Tool: To move objects.
- Brush Tool: To
draw and paint.
- Eraser Tool: To erase parts of an image.
- Text Tool: To add words.
- Layers: To keep different parts of your image
separate.
3. Create a Winter Scene:
- Open Photoshop and create a new file. (Size: 800 x 600
pixels or similar)
- Design a winter
landscape with at least the following:
- Snowflakes or snowfall using the Brush Tool.
- A snowman or a small house.
- A greeting text saying "Happy Winter
Holidays!"
4. Use Layers:
- Keep different elements (e.g., snowflakes, snowman,
text) in separate layers for better organization.
5. Save Your Work:
- Save your file
in two formats:
- PSD (Photoshop format, so you can edit later).
- JPEG (to share your artwork).
6. Submit Your Work:
- Submit both the
PSD and JPEG files to your teacher after the holidays.
- Include a short note explaining what tools and
techniques you used.
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