Mastering Introduction to Blockchain for BTU Exams
Introduction to Blockchain is an advanced and increasingly popular elective subject for B.Tech CSE and allied branches (IT, AIML, DS, CY, AD) at Bikaner Technical University (BTU).
As our platform WriteByHand.in celebrates its 5-month milestone, we are committed to providing the most up-to-date tools and resources for engineering students. To help you secure top marks this semester, we've compiled the last 5 years of PYQs. Reviewing these papers will give you the exact pattern of theory, cryptography problems, and architecture questions asked in the exam.
Table of Contents
Most Repeated Topics in BTU Blockchain Papers
1. Cryptography Basics
Be prepared to explain Hash Functions (SHA-256), Public/Private Key Cryptography, and Digital Signatures with clear examples.
2. Consensus Algorithms
Detailed comparisons between Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS) are frequently asked for 10-15 marks.
3. Bitcoin vs Ethereum
Questions covering the UTXO model in Bitcoin versus the Account-based model in Ethereum, along with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), carry high weightage.
4. Smart Contracts & DApps
Short notes on Solidity programming basics, Decentralized Applications, and real-world use cases (Supply chain, Voting) are guaranteed in the final units.
Study Hacks
Study Hack & Assignment Tip
Download the latest papers from the drive links above. Make sure you practice drawing clean block diagrams for Merkle Trees, Blockchain structure (Blocks linked by hashes), and the transaction lifecycle. Examiners award massive step-marking for clear visual representations!
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*Disclaimer: These question papers are sourced from public domains and previous students' archives. WriteByHand.in is providing these for educational purposes to help Bikaner Technical University students prepare for their upcoming semester exams.