The document describes the development of an online quiz system using PHP and MySQL to allow users to create and take quizzes online with real-time scoring and feedback, with features like user registration and login, quiz creation and results tracking, and the goals of providing an intuitive interface and integrating with other learning platforms. It discusses the methodology, technical requirements, interfaces, use of abstraction in the design, potential future enhancements like mobile compatibility and advanced analytics, conducting system analysis to identify improvements, and the overall objective of creating a scalable platform for online quizzes.
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Bachelor of Information Technology Final Year Project on E-Learning Management System i.e: Creating a site for virtual classroom, sharing materials, students-teacher database and many more. 2019
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This document describes an online examination system created by Ajay Maurya under the guidance of Prof. Nutan. The system allows faculty to create, modify, and store exam questions in sections and tests. It aims to reduce paper work, allow flexible timing for students with disabilities, and provide automatic grading and recording of results. The system uses a MySQL backend with a Visual Basic .NET frontend accessed through a browser. It provides a secure way for faculty to generate exams and students to take timed tests with immediate results. The system could benefit educational and corporate organizations by providing a convenient, flexible, and cost-effective method for online testing.
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1. The system would allow students to easily take courses and learn effectively online, with an intuitive interface and secure data.
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Result Management System Report for College Project
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To improve and increase the effectiveness of the Result Management System, several enhancements can be implemented. These include:
1. Integration of automated result processing algorithms to reduce manual data entry and calculation errors.
2. Implementation of a notification system to alert students and faculty when results are published or updated.
3. Addition of features such as result analysis tools, graphical representations of student performance, and trend analysis.
4. Enhancing the user interface to make it more intuitive and user-friendly for all stakeholders.
5. Incorporating a feedback mechanism to gather suggestions and improve the system based on user input.
By incorporating these enhancements, the Result Management System can become a more robust and efficient tool for managing academic results online, benefiting both students and faculty alike.
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The Assessment Journey Programme at Sheffield Hallam University has been formed to investigate, define and deliver the changes needed to provide a seamless and improved assessment experience for students and staff, and improve the operational effectiveness of assessment and feedback delivery.
Working with students and staff as well as engaging with the JISC EMA Project, the Programme has developed a clear picture of what we currently do, and has identified good practices and the changes needed in order to shape the institutional vision for assessment and the technology required within it.
During this workshop, we will share Sheffield Hallam University’s principles and vision for assessment and the resulting lifecycle developed to frame and describe the assessment experience of each stage of the lifecycle and for each set of stakeholders, and how this will develop the Programme’s shape, the sequence of delivery and its component projects. We will also report on the proposed technological future state for online management of assessment, which builds on successful initiatives at the University to research, develop and promote efficient and effective assessment and feedback strategies through the use of Blackboard solutions. Using the lifecycle and the future state model, participants will be asked to reflect on how these look for their own institutions, and consider how Blackboard might realise the future state for online management of assessment through existing functionality or bespoke customisations.
This document provides an overview and summary of an online examination system project. It introduces the project, outlines the problem it addresses such as issues with traditional paper-based exams, and describes the proposed solution of an online exam system. It then details the tools and technologies used such as PHP and MySQL, and covers the system's features from the perspectives of administrators and students. These include registering, taking timed exams, viewing results and analyses. The document concludes by noting the benefits of the system like flexibility, security and automatic grading.
This document discusses evaluation in human-computer interaction (HCI). It defines evaluation as assessing a system's usability, effectiveness and efficiency. The goals of evaluation are to identify usability issues, improve user satisfaction and ensure user needs are met. Expert analysis is an important part of the design evaluation process and should be done before implementation to prevent costly mistakes. Key approaches to expert analysis discussed are cognitive walkthroughs, heuristic evaluation, use of models, and leveraging previous work.
This is a presentation for my final year project at the Unicaf university. it was a description more about a social networking site where users in a society get to communicate to each other online using their smartphones or laptops
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This document describes an online examination system project. It was guided by Prof. Akash Nagwanshi of Acropolis Technical Campus and presented by four students. The system allows students to register, login, and take online exams from any location. Exam questions are stored in a question bank and exams can be automatically graded for objective questions. Administrators can create, modify, and delete exams and questions. The system aims to reduce paperwork and provide exam results instantly.
- The document is a project report for an online bookstore called "Bookflix & Chill" submitted by a student for their degree.
- It includes details of the existing manual bookstore system and proposes a new online system to allow users to search, purchase, and order books online.
- The proposed system design includes ER diagrams, use case diagrams, class diagrams and other design diagrams as well as program descriptions and test plans.
1. The document describes a photo lab project that aims to design and develop a digital photo studio through a mobile and web application.
2. The photo studio will offer photography services like portraits, products, and events through a team of professional photographers.
3. The proposed system will have advantages like high quality photography, a wide range of services, faster turnaround times, and a professional environment.
Student Result Management System(SRMS) project build by using Python Language and TKinter Framework. SRMS is a GUI Based Desktop Application. With the help of this project Admin can fill the various data such as course details, result declaration and student details.
The document describes a project to develop an online content sharing system called VEDAM for the International Institute of Professional Studies. Key points:
- The system will allow faculty to share notes, videos and other materials with students online through a user-friendly interface.
- A survey was conducted with students and faculty to analyze needs and interest in such a system. It found that many want better ways to interact and share content outside the classroom.
- The system will allow users to upload, search, download and manage content. Only approved materials will be viewable.
- The project was developed using Python, Django and other tools. It provides advantages like centralized access and organization of materials.
The document outlines a proposed course management system with the following key points:
1. The system would allow students to easily take courses and learn effectively online, with an intuitive interface and secure data.
2. It describes student, teacher, and admin modules to access courses, materials, and user information.
3. Planning involved determining technical requirements, users, and costs for development, operations, and maintenance.
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Result Management System Report for College Project
The Result Management System is a crucial tool for educational institutions to efficiently manage and publish student results online. This project was developed as part of the 6th semester project for Pokhara University, with the aim of providing a user-friendly platform for students, faculty, and administrators to access and manage academic results.
The system allows for easy input of student grades, calculation of final results, and generation of result reports. It also provides secure access to results for students through a login system, ensuring data privacy and confidentiality.
To improve and increase the effectiveness of the Result Management System, several enhancements can be implemented. These include:
1. Integration of automated result processing algorithms to reduce manual data entry and calculation errors.
2. Implementation of a notification system to alert students and faculty when results are published or updated.
3. Addition of features such as result analysis tools, graphical representations of student performance, and trend analysis.
4. Enhancing the user interface to make it more intuitive and user-friendly for all stakeholders.
5. Incorporating a feedback mechanism to gather suggestions and improve the system based on user input.
By incorporating these enhancements, the Result Management System can become a more robust and efficient tool for managing academic results online, benefiting both students and faculty alike.
Online Exams System fulfils the requirements of the institutes to conduct the exams online. They do not have to go to any software developer to make a separate site for being able to conduct exams online. They just have to register on the site and enter the exam details and the lists of the students which can appear in the exam.
The document presents a project for a Gym Management System. It includes an introduction describing the need for an online system. The existing manual system is compared to the proposed system, which will allow users to save records to a database, make announcements, and have more efficient searching. The project scope covers allowing the administrator to manage customer profiles, attendance, announcements, and reports while customers can access their information. The goals are to remove paper-based processes, provide an interactive interface, and save time and costs for users and the gym. The waterfall model is chosen as the software process model. Tools like Dreamweaver, Photoshop and technologies like PHP, HTML, and CSS are listed. User interface screenshots are included at the end.
Computers and the Internet in sensory quality control
Chris Findlay*
Compusense Inc., 111 Farquhar Street, Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1H 3N4
Accepted 8 February 2002
The SUPERSEDE project will provide advancements in several research areas, from end-user feedback and contextual data analysis, to decision making support in software evolution and adaptation. But the major novel contribution will be in integrating methods and tools from the mentioned areas, thus providing a new solution framework for software evolution and adaptation for data-intensive applications.
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- He has extensive experience administering and configuring SharePoint 2010/2013 including service applications, search, user profiles, upgrades, and more.
- He also has experience developing and supporting various .Net web applications including providing operational support and resolving incidents.
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During this workshop, we will share Sheffield Hallam University’s principles and vision for assessment and the resulting lifecycle developed to frame and describe the assessment experience of each stage of the lifecycle and for each set of stakeholders, and how this will develop the Programme’s shape, the sequence of delivery and its component projects. We will also report on the proposed technological future state for online management of assessment, which builds on successful initiatives at the University to research, develop and promote efficient and effective assessment and feedback strategies through the use of Blackboard solutions. Using the lifecycle and the future state model, participants will be asked to reflect on how these look for their own institutions, and consider how Blackboard might realise the future state for online management of assessment through existing functionality or bespoke customisations.
This document provides an overview and summary of an online examination system project. It introduces the project, outlines the problem it addresses such as issues with traditional paper-based exams, and describes the proposed solution of an online exam system. It then details the tools and technologies used such as PHP and MySQL, and covers the system's features from the perspectives of administrators and students. These include registering, taking timed exams, viewing results and analyses. The document concludes by noting the benefits of the system like flexibility, security and automatic grading.
This document discusses evaluation in human-computer interaction (HCI). It defines evaluation as assessing a system's usability, effectiveness and efficiency. The goals of evaluation are to identify usability issues, improve user satisfaction and ensure user needs are met. Expert analysis is an important part of the design evaluation process and should be done before implementation to prevent costly mistakes. Key approaches to expert analysis discussed are cognitive walkthroughs, heuristic evaluation, use of models, and leveraging previous work.
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NIDHI PROJECT.pptx
1. TABLE OF CONTENT
• INTRODUCTION
• OBJECTIVES
• METHODOLOGY
• FEATURES
• TECNICAL REQURIMENTS
• USER INTERFACE
• ABSTRACTION
• FUTURE ENHANCEMENT
• SYSTEM ANALYSIS
• PREFACE
• OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT
• CONCLUSION
2. Introduction
• An online quiz system is a web-based application
that enables user to take quizzes, tests and exams
over the internet. It is a quizzes, test, and exam
over the internet. It is a convenient and efficient
way for educational institutions, corporate
training program, and other organization to
deliver quizzes and exams to a large number of
users can take quizzes from any results are
automatically recorded and stored for later
analysis.
3. Objectives:
• The primary objectives of the online quiz system are:
• To provide a user-friendly interface for users to take
quizzes online.
• To store and manage user information, quiz
information, and quiz results.
• To provide real-time scoring and feedback to users
upon completion of a quiz.
• To enable quiz creators to easily create and manage
quizzes.
• To provide robust results tracking and analysis features.
4. Methodology:
• Methodology: The online quiz system is
developed using PHP as the primary
programming language and a MySQL database to
store user information, quiz information, and quiz
results. PHP is a popular server-side scripting
language that is well-suited for web development
projects due to its simplicity and versatility. The
system uses a combination of HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript for the front-end user interface, and
PHP for the back-end processing and database
integration.
5. Features:
• Features: The online quiz system has the
following key features:
• User registration and login: Users can register for
the online quiz system and log in to take quizzes
and view their results.
• Quiz creation and management: Quiz creators
can easily create and manage quizzes, including
adding questions and answer choices, setting the
time limit for the quiz, and determining the
number of attempts allowed.
6. • Quiz taking: Users can take quizzes online, with the
questions presented one at a time and the results
automatically recorded and stored in the database.
• Results tracking and analysis: The online quiz system
tracks and stores the results of all quizzes taken by
users, and provides detailed analysis and reporting
features to quiz creators.
• Real-time feedback and scoring: Upon completion of a
quiz, users receive real-time feedback and scoring,
including a breakdown of their answers and the correct
answers for each question.
7. Technical requirements
• Technical requirements: The technical
requirements for the online quiz system
include:
• A web server, such as Apache, to host the
application.
• PHP 7.0 or later for server-side processing.
• MySQL 5.0 or later for database management.
• A web browser, such as Chrome, Firefox, or
Safari, for accessing the application.
8. User Interface
• User Interface: The user interface of the online quiz system is
designed to be simple and intuitive, with the following pages:
• Login/Registration page: Users can log in to the online quiz system
or register for a new account.
• Quiz creation and management page: Quiz creators can create and
manage quizzes, including adding questions and answer choices,
setting the time limit for the quiz, and determining the number of
attempts allowed.
• Quiz taking page: Users can take quizzes online, with the questions
presented one at a time and the results automatically recorded and
stored in the database.
• Results page: Upon completion of a quiz, users can view their
results, including a breakdown of their answers and the correct
answers for each question, as well as real-time feedback and
scoring.
9. Abstraction:
• Abstraction: Abstraction refers to the process of
reducing complex concepts to simpler and more
general ideas. In the context of the online quiz
system, abstraction is used to simplify the user
interface, database design, and code, making it
easier to understand, maintain, and extend the
system. By using abstract concepts and patterns,
the system becomes more modular and reusable,
making it easier to add new features and enhance
existing ones.
10. Future Enhancement
• Future Enhancement: There is always room for improvement and
enhancement in any system. Some potential future enhancements for the
online quiz system include:
• Integration with learning management systems (LMSs): The online quiz
system could be integrated with an LMS to allow for seamless integration
with course materials and grading.
• Mobile compatibility: The online quiz system could be optimized for
mobile devices to allow for on-the-go quiz taking and results tracking.
• Social networking integration: The online quiz system could be integrated
with social networking sites, such as Facebook or LinkedIn, to allow for
sharing quiz results and discussion with friends and colleagues.
• Advanced analytics and reporting: The online quiz system could be
enhanced with advanced analytics and reporting features, such as real-
time reporting on quiz results and user progress.
11. System Analysis
System analysis is the process of studying a
system to determine its efficiency and
effectiveness, and identify any potential problems
or areas for improvement. In the case of the
online quiz system, system analysis involves
studying the user interface, database design, and
code, as well as examining how users interact
with the system and how the system functions.
This analysis can be used to identify any
bottlenecks or limitations in the system, and to
develop a plan for future enhancement.
12. Preface:
The preface is the introductory section of the
project report and provides a brief overview of
the purpose and goals of the project. In the case
of the online quiz system, the preface would
introduce the concept of an online quiz system,
describe its key features and benefits, and
provide an overview of the development process
and methodology used to create the system. The
preface would also include information on the
audience for the report, such as developers,
stakeholders, and other potential users of the
system.
13. objective of the project
The objective of the online quiz system project is to
develop a user-friendly and scalable platform for
creating and taking online quizzes. The goal of the
project is to provide a tool that enables educators,
trainers, and instructors to create and administer
quizzes and assessments, and provides students,
employees, or other users with a convenient and
accessible platform for taking and tracking their quiz
results. The objectives of the project can be
summarized as follows:
14. • To create an intuitive and user
• To provide a secure and reliable platform for
storing and tracking quiz data and results.
• To make the online quiz system accessible and
convenient for users by allowing them to take
quizzes from any device with an internet
connection.
• To support the integration of the online quiz
system with other educational tools and
platforms, such as learning management systems
and e-learning platforms.
15. • To make the online quiz system accessible and
convenient for users by allowing them to take
quizzes from any device with an internet
connection.
• To support the integration of the online quiz
system with other educational tools and
platforms, such as learning management
systems and e-learning platforms.
16. Conclusion:
• Conclusion: The online quiz system is a
powerful tool for delivering quizzes and exams
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enhancement System analysis Preface Of
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