Java Evaluation And Marking System

Koon, Kim Peh (2007) Java Evaluation And Marking System. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This report contains complete compilation of all acttvttles and works done throughout the fourteen weeks period of this semester. It discusses and describes all activities that contribute towards developing the student's knowledge, skills and exposures to system development environment. This Java Evaluation and Marking System is an online system that will automatically mark the student's answer and display the result. The question format in this system contains objective question, true false question, fill in the blank, and structure question where the student need to type in the true Java code. This project report contains seven main chapters. The first chapter will be the Introduction to the PSM l project and the system that will be developed. It will discuss about the project background, problem statements, objectives, scopes and it significances. The Literature Review and Project Methodology will be the second chapter where it is more to making comparison between the existing systems to the new one. A list of hardware and software requirements and the project's schedule are also in this chapter. Chapter III is about the Analysis where it describes the current system scenario and the requirements of the new system are detailed with the help of appropriate diagrams. As for Chapter IV which is Design, the topics discussed are focus on designing the new system architecture, detailed design of every important algorithm in this system, interfaces and also database based on the results from the analysis of the preliminary design. Chapter V discusses about how is this system is implemented into code and start to run. Chapter VI discusses about how is this system is tested and what kind of test plan has been carried out. Chapter VII is the conclusion of this system which discusses about the strength, weaknesses and the improvement should be added into this system in the future. The full description of the activities done as well as the system that will be developed can be found in the later chapters of this report.

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