Microbiology I - Three domains of life

Dear BSc First Year Botany (H) Students

Please find study material for Three domains of life at a website that explains domains of life in brief
Please find differences between prokaryotes and Eukaryotes at Prokaryotes vs Eukaryotes

Assignment 2-2018

Paper VII GROUP A: Unit I

Dear MSc Second Year Zoology (V.U) Students
Complete following programs (both BASIC and EXCEL) and get them signed by 2nd June 2018

BASIC assignment:

• Write a program to find N! where N is an integer of user's choice. Output of every step until N is reached must be printed in a table with headings "N" and "N!".


• Write a program to find sum of squares from M to N where M and N are input by user.

EXCEL assignment:

• Pdf for Assignment: PDf with instructions for excel assignment

Further Reading: A blog with many qbasic examples
If you face any problems or you want to discuss this assignment please feel free to leave a comment.

Biodiversity hotspots

Dear MSc Second Semester Geography Students I have listed few references for Ecosystem and Ecology 3.4 (Biodiversity Hotspots)

• Refrences: Hotspots of the world
• Reference: hotspots of India
• Reference: Hotspot presentation

Ecology and Ecosystem I

Dear MSc Second Semester Geography Students

• Refrences: Notes on ecology
• Reference: Ecology interface with geography
• Further Reading: Video: Basic concepts of ecology 1
• Basic concepts of ecology 2

Introduction to computers

Paper VII GROUP A: Unit I

Dear MSc Second Year Zoology (V.U) Students

• Refrences: Introduction to Computers and history
• Reference: components and softwares
• Further Reading: Video: Introduction to components of computers and python programming

Bioinformatics applications

Paper VII GROUP A: Unit I

Dear MSc Second Year Zoology (V.U) Students
I found an article that concisely describes various applications of bioinformatics, as this a common question in your exams, I am posting a link to this article link to article

Basic assignment 3

Paper VII GROUP A: Unit I

Dear MSc Second Year Zoology (V.U) Students
So far we have seen that we can store a single value in a variable for example:
10 Let A = 10
But while programming it may be convenient to store a list of values (i.e. 10,5,15,20,25) in a single variable. This is possible in BASIC and such a list in called "array", each individual item is called an "element". So "A" is an array and its elements are A1= 10, A2 = 5, A3=15, A4= 20, A5=25. 1 in "A1" denotes position of the element in an array and is called its "index" or "subscription".
To make an array in BASIC we use DIM statement, say if we want to make an array of 10 elements and save it in variable "N" then the statement wii be
10 DIM N(10) This will create an empty array of 10 elements. To fill this array we can take the elements as input or we can use READ and DATA statements.
DATA statement saves a list of elements.
READ statements reads the list one at a time and puts it in array
Example: Program to calculate sum of squares of 10 numbers.

10 Cls
20 LET S = 0
30 FOR I = 1 to 10
40 READ X(I)
50 LET S = S + X(I)*X(I)
60 NEXT I
70 NEXT I
80 PRINT S
90 DATA 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
100 END


Your assignment:



• Write a program using array to calculate mean and variance of heights of dogs, heights are : 600 mm, 470 mm,170 mm, 430mm and 300 mm.



• Further Reading: A blog with many qbasic examples
• Open WikiBook

If you face any problems or you want to discuss this assignment please feel free to leave a comment.