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Chapter 13: Project based learning — Online MCQ Test

COMPUTER SCIENCE · CLASS 12 SECOND PUC · Karnataka State Board

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Chapter 13: Project based learning — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

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In project-based learning, students learn mainly by:

A. Working on a real or meaningful problem and creating a solution ✓
B. Memorising definitions without implementation
C. Only copying programs from textbooks
D. Avoiding teamwork and discussions

Answer: A. Working on a real or meaningful problem and creating a solution
Project-based learning focuses on solving a meaningful problem through planning, implementation, testing and presentation.

A project description primarily includes:

A. Problem statement, objectives and scope of the project ✓
B. Only the names of programming languages
C. Only the final marks awarded
D. Only the screenshots of output

Answer: A. Problem statement, objectives and scope of the project
A good project description clearly states what problem is being solved, why it is being solved and what the project will cover.

A team is developing an online attendance project. What should they do first?

A. Ask users about requirements and define what the system should do ✓
B. Start coding the login page without discussion
C. Create random tables without knowing the data needed
D. Prepare only the final presentation slides

Answer: A. Ask users about requirements and define what the system should do
Requirement understanding is the first step so that the project solves the actual user problem.

For a library management project, which modular division is the most appropriate?

A. Login, book search, issue/return, member records and reports ✓
B. All features written inside one unnamed block
C. Only a welcome screen and no data handling
D. Separate modules based only on students' roll numbers

Answer: A. Login, book search, issue/return, member records and reports
Modules should be based on project functions, making the project organised and easier to develop.

Which of the following is the most complete and suitable problem statement for a computer science project?

A. To develop a library management system for the school that stores book and member records, supports issue/return, search and report generation within the practical project timeline ✓
B. To make a project using Python because Python is easy
C. To create something useful for students and teachers
D. To prepare a colourful project file with screenshots

Answer: A. To develop a library management system for the school that stores book and member records, supports issue/return, search and report generation within the practical project timeline
A complete problem statement identifies the project, users, main functions, data and constraints clearly.