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IT-503 (A) · Theory of Computation/Important Questions

Theory of Computation (IT-503 (A)) - Important Questions

  1. Unit 17 Marks High Priority

    Construct an NFA for the language over alphabet {0,1} where the second last symbol is 0 and convert the NFA to an equivalent DFA.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  2. Unit 17 Marks High Priority

    Design a DFA to accept strings of 0's and 1's which when interpreted as binary numbers are multiples of 4.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  3. Unit 27 Marks High Priority

    Derive the regular expression accepted by the given DFA / finite automaton using Arden's theorem.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  4. Unit 27 Marks High Priority

    Construct an equivalent finite automaton / DFA directly from the given regular expression (101)(01+11)(10+10).

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  5. Unit 37 Marks High Priority

    Define ambiguous grammar and show that the grammar S -> aSbS | bSaS | epsilon is ambiguous.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  6. Unit 37 Marks High Priority

    Write a CFG to accept the language defined by L = {a^i b^j c^k | i,j,k >= 0, i = j+k}.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  7. Unit 314 Marks High Priority

    How are epsilon-productions eliminated from a grammar whose language does not contain empty string? Remove epsilon-productions from the grammar S -> a|aA|B|C, A -> aB|epsilon, B -> Aa, C -> aCD.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  8. Unit 114 Marks High Priority

    Convert a given Mealy machine to an equivalent Moore machine using tabular format with a suitable example.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  9. Unit 37 Marks High Priority

    Convert the given CFG into Greibach Normal Form: A -> BB | 1, B -> AA | 0.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  10. Unit 47 Marks High Priority

    Let G be the grammar S -> aABB | aAA, A -> aBB | a, B -> bBB | A. Construct the PDA that accepts the language generated by this grammar G.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  11. Unit 47 Marks High Priority

    Construct PDAs by empty stack for i) L={a^n b^{2n} | n >= 1}, ii) L={wCw^R | w in (a+b)*}, iii) L={a^n b^n c^m | n >= 1}.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  12. Unit 57 Marks High Priority

    Explain the Turing machine model, including its formal tuple definition, components, working of the read/write head, and its representations.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  13. Unit 514 Marks High Priority

    Write short notes (any three): i) Recursive vs recursively enumerable languages ii) NP-complete and NP-hard problems with examples iii) Chomsky hierarchy iv) Deterministic PDA.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

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