1. Calculation of denary values and normalized floating-point representation using two's complement mantissa and exponent.
2. Analysis of TCP/IP protocol layers, including functions of the Transport layer and protocols in the Application layer.
3. Explanation of non-composite and composite data types with pseudocode for record declarations.
4. Sequential file access methods and their application in serial and sequential file organizations.
5. Conversion and evaluation of Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) and infix expressions, including stack operations.
6. Completion and optimization of Boolean logic using truth tables, Karnaugh maps, and simplified sum-of-products expressions.
7. Roles and functions of digital certificates and signatures in security protocols.
8. Writing declarative programming rules to represent relationships between features and body styles in cars.
9. Explanation of deep learning and its relationship to Artificial Intelligence (AI).
10. Pseudocode for binary search algorithms, including conditions for searchability and performance analysis in Big O notation.
11. Features of RISC processors, interrupt handling processes, and the impact of pipelining on interrupt handling efficiency.