Exam Questions: Huffman Coding, HTML Dev, and Anaglyphs for IT Support Students, Exams of Multimedia Applications

Exam questions for a higher certificate in science in computing course at cork institute of technology. The questions cover various topics including huffman coding, html development, and anaglyphs. Students are required to answer four questions, each carrying equal marks. Questions include constructing html files for a cocktail website, using huffman's algorithm to encode characters, explaining the illusion of 3d generated by anaglyphs, and writing lingo code for a macromedia director movie.

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Cork Institute of Technology
Higher Certificate in Science in Computing
in Information Technology Support – Award
(NFQ Level 6)
Autumn 2006
Multimedia
(Time: 3 Hours)
Instructions
Answer FOUR questions
All questions carry equal marks.
Examiners: Mr. J. Greenslade
Mr. J. Walsh
Mr. C.E. Manning
Q1. (25 marks)
His & Her’s Cocktails
For Him
Eagle Eye
Ecto Cooler
El Diablo
El Niño
Eagle Eye
3 cl vodka
3 cl liqueur
1/2 part orange juice
1/2 part cranberry juice
ice
For Her
Easter Bunny
Ejhazz
El Floridita
Electric Fuzzy
The His & Her’s Cocktail website uses frames. Cocktails for him are listed in a frame on the left and
cocktails for her are listed on the right. Clicking on any cocktail name causes the recipe for the
cocktail to be loaded in the centre frame.
Write all of the html files required to build this site – except the recipes for individual cocktails. You
need not concern yourself with the colours of the page backgrounds or text.
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Cork Institute of Technology

Higher Certificate in Science in Computing

in Information Technology Support – Award

(NFQ Level 6)

Autumn 2006

Multimedia

(Time: 3 Hours)

Instructions Answer FOUR questions All questions carry equal marks.

Examiners: Mr. J. Greenslade Mr. J. Walsh Mr. C.E. Manning

Q1. (25 marks)

His & Her’s Cocktails

For Him Eagle Eye Ecto Cooler El Diablo El Niño

Eagle Eye

3 cl vodka 3 cl liqueur 1/2 part orange juice 1/2 part cranberry juice ice

For Her Easter Bunny Ejhazz El Floridita Electric Fuzzy

The His & Her’s Cocktail website uses frames. Cocktails for him are listed in a frame on the left and cocktails for her are listed on the right. Clicking on any cocktail name causes the recipe for the cocktail to be loaded in the centre frame.

Write all of the html files required to build this site – except the recipes for individual cocktails. You need not concern yourself with the colours of the page backgrounds or text.

Q2. (25 marks) Part A The table below shows the relative frequencies with which 8 characters occur in a particular language. Use Huffman’s algorithm to construct an optimal variable length code for the language. (13 marks)

A 7 E 1 O 3 C 2 K 15 N 2 M 3 R 4

Part B How would the string “ CORK ” be expressed using this variable length code? (2 marks)

Part C For “ CORK ” what percentage saving (if any) do the variable length codes offer over the fixed length? (5 marks)

Part D Koruku Tech Corporation uses Huffman in its television remote controls. List two keys would you expect to have short codes. (3 marks)

Part E

In Morse code T is -. Q is --.-. Why do you this Morse chose these values? (2 marks)

Q5.

A Macromedia Director movie has a black button on stage in the form of a coffee pot in channel 5.

Over the button is a hot spot in channel 10. When the mouse rolls over the hotspot, the coffee pot

changes from black to grey. When the mouse rolls off, it goes back to black. The black coffee pot is

in cast member number 1 and the grey coffee pot is cast member number 2. When the hotspot is

clicked the movie jumps to frame “latte.”

A frame script in frame 10 controls the rollover.

Part A (20 marks)

Write the Lingo code for the frame script.

Part B (5 marks)

Write the Lingo code that makes the movie jump to frame “latte”. Your answer should outline the

location of the script.