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Mems
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Credits
This project was submitted by E-8 Team:
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About the project
In our project we have designed and implemented a powerful Multi-Choice Exams Management System called MEMS. It creates and prints out exams built upon inner question repository. The exams consist of multichoice questions, which are classified according to categories tree, and the system provides an easy and convenient way for creating, managing and checking exams. The system supplies feedback and various statistics according to exam results, so problematic topics can be easily indicated.
System functionality:
- Questions are categorized according to
categories tree
- Courses management
- Course contains a sub-tree of categories tree
- All questions within the categories sub-tree
are considered to be in the course
- Questions are shared among courses
- Exams
- Exams belong to the courses
- Exams may be randomized during printing
- MEMS allows easy and fast way for exam
checking
- Exams may be exported to text or PDF files
- Various statistics and feedbacks (Refer to
Design document for more information)
- Question statistics
- Exam statistics
- Student report – week and strong fields of
knowledge
- Reach visualizations and convenient GUI
- Charts and graphs for statistics
- System and popup menus are context sensitive
- Toolbars
- Full Drag and Drop support, which allows easy
management, especially for exam/course creation.
- Different icons for different objects’ states
(E.g. Empty category/Deleted question)
- Advanced navigation options including tree
exploring from any point
- Students grades importing /exporting.
- Security policies for different users (E.g.
Lecturer, Assistant)
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System requirements
- JDK 1.4.0 or later
- At least 256MB of RAM
with CPU speed above 1GHz is recommended
- We recommend to run the
system on Win2K/XP platform with 1024x768 resolution
- System was developed
with Eclipse 2.1 IDE
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Downloads
Application
- Mems application (See installation and user guide in order to run the system)
- Mems sources (~16MB, includes all jar libraries, sources and binary files
required to rebuild the system)
Documentation
See
also: Mems
User Guide Mems Programmers'
Guide
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Installation & Running
- Install JDK 1.4.0 or later versions. (can be downloaded from http://java.sun.com)
- Download MEMS classes
- Run mems.bat to start the system
Please refer toMems
User Guide for more information
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