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A web-based courseware system for programming courses. Provides support for on-line submission testing, static analysis, code coverage, peer and instructional code reviews and grading. Works with projects in any programming language.
Online testing! This a JAVA applet that can read formatted XML's and generate q & a, pertaining to online testing, or just studying for tests. Some features include: Randomized order of questions, Multiple XML support for multiple tests, Percent scoring
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The project purpose is to give the ability to the users to create and execute tests, part of an educational process. It defines two roles: teacher (content manager) and student.
Interactive Web based Test System. An XML based Question/Answer multiple choice test system. Has a servlet based component for testing your knowledge via the web. And a VB based code for taking a test off a PC. Sample XML test (500 questions)