IT3501 Full Stack Web Development Previous Year Question Papers - Anna University
Explore the Previous Year Anna University Question Papers of IT3501 Full Stack Web Development.
2024
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2024 - IT3501-Full-Stack-Web-Development-Apr-May-2024-Question-Paper-Download.pdf
2023
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2023 - IT3501-Full-Stack-Web-Development-pyq-nov-dec2023.pdf
Important Questions - IT3501 Full Stack Web Development
UNIT I: Basics of Full Stack
Part A (2 Marks)
- What is a Web Development Framework?
- Explain the role of Backend Services.
- Differentiate between MEAN and MERN stacks.
- Compare the roles of a Browser and a Web Server.
Part B (13/16 Marks)
- MVC Architecture: Detailed explanation with a neat diagram and its importance in complex web applications.
- Full Stack Framework: Explain the architecture of a typical web application stack and its components.
- Technology Roles: Elaborate the roles of Express, Angular, Node, MongoDB, and React in full stack development.
UNIT II: Node.js
Part A (2 Marks)
- Define Node.js and its key features.
- What is npm (Node Package Manager)?
- What are Callbacks and Events in Node.js?
- Differentiate between setTimeout() and setInterval().
Part B (13/16 Marks)
- Event-Driven Programming: Explain Event Loop and non-blocking I/O in Node.js.
- HTTP Services: Implementation of HTTP server and client using Node.js.
- Data Handling: Explain Streams (Readable, Writable, Duplex) and Buffers.
UNIT III: MongoDB
Part A (2 Marks)
- Why is MongoDB called a schema-less database?
- Define Collections and Documents.
- What is database administration in MongoDB?
Part B (13/16 Marks)
- CRUD Operations: Explain Create, Read, Update, Delete with examples.
- Indexing and Aggregation: Explain performance improvement and aggregation pipeline.
- Node.js Connectivity: Steps to connect Node.js with MongoDB.
UNIT IV: Express and Angular
Part A (2 Marks)
- What is Routing and Middleware in Express?
- Define TypeScript and its advantages.
- What is Data Binding in Angular?
Part B (13/16 Marks)
- Angular Architecture: Components, modules, and lifecycle with diagram.
- Directives and Pipes: Structural and attribute directives with examples.
- Express Framework: Request, Response objects and middleware implementation.
UNIT V: React
Part A (2 Marks)
- Define React and its component-based architecture.
- Differentiate between State and Props.
- What are Hooks (useState, useEffect)?
Part B (13/16 Marks)
- MERN Stack: Explain full application development using MongoDB, Express, React, Node.
- React Lifecycle: Explain lifecycle methods and performance optimization.
- REST API: Design and implementation using Node.js, Express, MongoDB.
Most Repeated / High-Weight Questions
MVC architecture + MEAN vs MERN (Unit I), Event Loop + Node.js streams (Unit II), MongoDB CRUD + aggregation (Unit III), Angular architecture + Express middleware (Unit IV), MERN full stack + React hooks + REST API (Unit V).
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How to Use These Question Papers
- Full Stack Architecture Understanding: Master MVC pattern and compare MEAN (Angular-based) vs MERN (React-based) architectures. Understand how frontend, backend, and database components interact in full stack applications.
- Event Loop Mastery (Critical): Node.js Event Loop is the most important concept. Understand non-blocking I/O, callback queues, microtasks. This single topic appears with 13-16 marks almost every year.
- Database Integration Focus: Master MongoDB CRUD operations, aggregation pipelines, and indexing for performance. Practice connecting Node.js with MongoDB end-to-end. Database operations appear with 13-16 marks regularly.
- Framework Comparison: Understand Express.js routing + middleware, Angular component lifecycle + data binding, React hooks + state management. Compare how each framework handles similar tasks differently.
- Time Management: Allocate 60-90 minutes per full stack architecture problem; practice building complete MERN applications under timed conditions (150-minute exam).