Quiz Time Quiz Time Online Quiz Tool Quiz
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Quiz Time
Quiz Time Online Quiz Tool
Quiz Time Online Quiz Tool Geoffrey Anderson
Goals:
Goals: a. Create an XML schema
Goals: a. Create an XML schema b. Exams and Quizzes
Goals: a. Create an XML schema b. Exams and Quizzes c. Statistics
Purpose
Purpose a. Reduce costs
Purpose a. Reduce costs b. Improve Accuracy
Assumptions
Assumptions a. System needs support software
Assumptions a. System needs support software a. user management
Assumptions a. System needs support software a. user management b. course management
Assumptions a. System needs support software a. user management b. course management c. statistical information
Assumptions a. System needs support software a. user management b. course management c. statistical information b. System is a model
Assumptions a. System needs support software a. user management b. course management c. statistical information b. System is a model c. Data modification/storage
Audience
Audience a. Professors
Audience a. Professors a. create and manage quizzes
Audience a. Professors a. create and manage quizzes b. view responses
Audience a. Professors a. create and manage quizzes b. view responses c. view statistics
Audience a. Professors a. create and manage quizzes b. view responses c. view statistics b. Students
Audience a. Professors a. create and manage quizzes b. view responses c. view statistics b. Students a. take quizzes
Audience a. Professors a. create and manage quizzes b. view responses c. view statistics b. Students a. take quizzes b. view statistics
Audience a. Professors a. create and manage quizzes b. view responses c. view statistics b. Students a. take quizzes b. view statistics c. Administrators
Audience a. Professors a. create and manage quizzes b. view responses c. view statistics b. Students a. take quizzes b. view statistics c. Administrators a. manage Quiz Time
Objectives
Objectives a. Develop XML schema
Objectives a. Develop XML schema b. Multiple views
Objectives a. Develop XML schema b. Multiple views c. User management
Objectives a. Develop XML schema b. Multiple views c. User management d. Referential integrity of data
System Objects
System Objects a. Courses
System Objects a. Courses a. Registering courses
System Objects a. Courses a. Registering courses b. Quizzes
System Objects a. Courses a. Registering courses b. Quizzes a. Quiz Formats
System Objects a. Courses a. Registering courses b. Quizzes a. Quiz Formats a. multiple choice
System Objects a. Courses a. Registering courses b. Quizzes a. Quiz Formats a. multiple choice b. true/false
System Objects a. Courses a. Registering courses b. Quizzes a. Quiz Formats a. multiple choice b. true/false c. essay/short answer
System Objects a. Courses a. Registering courses b. Quizzes a. Quiz Formats a. multiple choice b. true/false c. essay/short answer b. Hyperlinks and images
System Objects a. Courses a. Registering courses b. Quizzes a. Quiz Formats a. multiple choice b. true/false c. essay/short answer b. Hyperlinks and images c. Auditing
System Objects a. Courses a. Registering courses b. Quizzes a. Quiz Formats a. multiple choice b. true/false c. essay/short answer b. Hyperlinks and images c. Auditing d. Access
System Objects
System Objects a. Statistics
System Objects a. Statistics a. Student responses
System Objects a. Statistics a. Student responses b. Aggregation
System Objects a. Statistics a. Student responses b. Aggregation c. Images
System Objects a. Statistics a. Student responses b. Aggregation c. Images EXAMPLE
Operating Process
Operating Process Student:
Operating Process Student: 1. User is created in the system
Operating Process Student: 1. User is created in the system – User is applied student role
Operating Process Student: 1. User is created in the system – User is applied student role – User has option to take available quizzes in system
Operating Process Student: 1. User is created in the system – User is applied student role – User has option to take available quizzes in system – User is added to a course by a professor
Operating Process Student: 1. User is created in the system – User is applied student role – User has option to take available quizzes in system – User is added to a course by a professor – User has option to take available quizzes from courses they are in
Operating Process Student: 1. User is created in the system – User is applied student role – User has option to take available quizzes in system – User is added to a course by a professor – User has option to take available quizzes from courses they are in – User can view statistical information about their grades from quizzes
Operating Process
Operating Process Professor:
Operating Process Professor: 1. User is created in the system
Operating Process Professor: 1. User is created in the system – User is applied the professor role
Operating Process Professor: 1. User is created in the system – User is applied the professor role – User is assigned courses
Operating Process Professor: 1. User is created in the system – User is applied the professor role – User is assigned courses – User can view information about students in courses
Operating Process Professor: 1. User is created in the system – User is applied the professor role – User is assigned courses – User can view information about students in courses – User creates quizzes
Operating Process Professor: 1. User is created in the system – User is applied the professor role – User is assigned courses – User can view information about students in courses – User creates quizzes – User can view statistical information about student grades for quizzes
Operating Process
Operating Process Administrator:
Operating Process Administrator: 1. User exists in system
Operating Process Administrator: 1. User exists in system – User can create other users in the system
Operating Process Administrator: 1. User exists in system – User can create other users in the system – User applies professor and student roles to other users in the system
Operating Process Administrator: 1. User exists in system – User can create other users in the system – User applies professor and student roles to other users in the system – User can add and remove courses in the system
Operating Process Administrator: 1. User exists in system – User can create other users in the system – User applies professor and student roles to other users in the system – User can add and remove courses in the system – User can add/remove courses to/from a professor's class list
Operating Process Administrator: 1. User exists in system – User can create other users in the system – User applies professor and student roles to other users in the system – User can add and remove courses in the system – User can add/remove courses to/from a professor's class list – User can add and remove quizzes in the system (created by any user)
Features
Features a. Multiple professors can author one quiz
Features a. Multiple professors can author one quiz b. Matching questions
Features a. Multiple professors can author one quiz b. Matching questions c. Quiz Auditing
Features a. Multiple professors can author one quiz b. Matching questions c. Quiz Auditing d. Quiz Access
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