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Create three database using header linked

              Student  (Roll No, Name, Branch ID, CGPA)

              University  (University ID, University Name, University Location, Year of start)

              Branch  (Branch ID, University ID, Branch Name)


Implement the following modules/ sub-modules using menu driven approach:

-> Delete all students whose CGPA<6.0 and store them in another list. They will come back to original student list if their CGPA>=6.0 (Update function)

-> Display the list of students reading in a specific University


Create three database using header linked

              Student  (Roll No, Name, Branch ID, CGPA)

              University  (University ID, University Name, University Location, Year of start)

              Branch  (Branch ID, University ID, Branch Name)


Implement the following modules/ sub-modules using menu driven approach:

-> Student Name, University Name and Branch Name should all be in Capital Letters. (If the user has not entered accordingly, then the program must convert it into Capital Letters and store.)

-> Display the entire student list/ University list/ Branch List


Create three database using header linked list

              Student  (Roll No, Name, Branch ID, CGPA)

              University  (University ID, University Name, University Location, Year of start)

              Branch  (Branch ID, University ID, Branch Name)


Implement the following modules/ sub-modules using menu driven approach:

->  Keep the Roll No, University ID and Branch ID Unique (Duplicated entry should not be allowed and prompted)

->  Students can take a University ID/ Branch ID only if it is available in the University/ Branch database.


Problem 1: Illustrate the operation of 4 bit Ring and Johnson counter (switch tail ring counter) Problem 2: Illustrate the operation of SIPO and PIPO Shift Registers
Problem 3: The contents of a serial-in/serial-out shift register are DCBA = 1101, where A is the least significant digit of the register. A serial input 10010 is moved into the shift register, from left to right, most significant bit first, by five successive clock pulses. Show the contents of the register after each clock pulse during the period of five clock pulses.
Problem 4: Convert JK flip flop to T FF and SR FF to D FF

: India is a country with moderate weather. So, people here measure temperature in Celsius scale. America is country with cold weather. So, people there measure temperature in Fahrenheit scale. Some students of LPU are going for an international exposure visit to America. Since it is the first time for them, they find it very difficult to follow their temperature readings. Write a program to help them understand the American temperature readings easier, based on their Indian way of understanding. [10]


Exercise 1: Practice to store and print data in an array

a) Write a C program that reads marks of 10 students into a single subscripted array.

b) Above marks should be between 0 to 20. Modify the above program to add marks to the array only if the input mark is between the given range.

c) Display the values stored in the array.

Exercise 2: Practice accessing data stored in an array

Modify the above program to find the mean of the marks stored in the array.


In the situation where there are multiple users or a networked computer system, you probably share a printer with other users. When you request to print a file, your request is added to the print buffer. When your request reaches the front of the print buffer, your file is printed. This ensures that only one person at a time has access to the printer and that this access is given on a first-come, first-served basis. Write a C program to implement the above scenario.
In the situation where there are multiple users or a networked computer system, you probably share a printer with other users. When you request to print a file, your request is added to the print buffer. When your request reaches the front of the print buffer, your file is printed. This ensures that only one person at a time has access to the printer and that this access is given on a first-come, first-served basis. Write a C program to implement the above scenario.
Write a C PROGRAM to get 10 inputs to store in queue,

count all the even numbers in queue separately and give its output,

count all the odd numbers in queue separately and give its output

1. Let a linked list consists of n number of nodes, where each node consists of an unique character that represents the grades of the students (O, E, A, B, C ), and pointer to the next node. Write the C code to group the students having the same grade in consecutive places and also finally all the nodes should be in sorting order as per their grade value. (O->O->E->E->E->A->B->B->C->C->C)


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