Search Results for "computer based exam"

...To aid in symptom selection, symptoms may be presented in several formats, including a questionnaire, a word search grid results list, and a repertory-like series of lists. In addition, the questionnaire module allows patients to enter their history on a home computer and e-mail it to the practitioner's computer; they can then read it in to the questionnaire and generate an initial list of symptoms.

ARO has been developed to assist physically disabled or injured students who cannot create mathematical drawings on paper. It is intended to make maths up to Key Stage 4 more accessible. AQA has agreed to its use in a GCSE maths exam. Anyone who can use a computer with a mouse to access the internet should be able to use ARO. The processes required mimic those of on paper drawing as far as possible. Possible applications include: Graphs of straight lines and smooth curves Compass and ruler constructions Scatter graphs Stem and leaf displays Box plots Histograms Pie charts Simple diagrams. ...

OpenMedic is a set of open source software and hardware building blocks written in C# for building computer-based medical instrumentation and controls using the .NET framework.

escapeNET is used to provide an user or customer with all the necessary information from the internet he can not get because company restrictions or proxy servers. It can be used to connect to different services on the internet from any computer.

A solver based on the spectral element method, used in conjunction with FEMAP, as a pre- and post- processor. It solves the elastic wave propagation problem, and the coupling with a piezoelectric materials for excitation and sensing. It is currently in 2D and has both static and transient capabilities.