Thesis 1
CHAPTER I
THE PROBLEM
Rationale
Undeniably, technology is rapidly growing, and we are surrounded by innovation of computer. By utilizing technology, the idea Software Development for Engineering Departmental Exams Testbank is formed.
The paper-based test is an example of manual test bank. The Computer-Based Exams put to the Test article considers the benefits of computer-based exams (CBEs), highlights points that you need to be aware of when completing a CBE, and looks at the different types of questions featured in the exams. It compares the computer-based to paper-based exams that relates to the study of software development test bank.
CBEs offer benefits over paper-based exams, making CBEs ideally suited for certain types of exam. A particular benefit of the current CBEs is that they can be automatically marked by computer, which means that you can receive your results as soon as you complete the exam. It is also possible to complete a CBE at any time of year rather than being restricted to the June or December exam sessions. Exams are automatically constructed from a large bank of questions, which means that a group of students taking the same exam in the same place and at the same time will be presented with different questions, in different orders. Questions are specifically written for the CBE question bank and cover all syllabus areas. There is no way of predicting which questions will be included in an exam, but the questions will be drawn from across the syllabus.
Equivalent exams are available in paper-based format. However, completing a CBE is a very different experience to completing an exam on paper. The types of questions included in each format will be similar, but the way that each question is presented, and the answer recorded, differs between the two. In a CBE, candidates record their answer on the same screen where the question is shown; for paper-based multiple-choice exams, answers are recorded on a separate Candidate Registration
THE PROBLEM
Rationale
Undeniably, technology is rapidly growing, and we are surrounded by innovation of computer. By utilizing technology, the idea Software Development for Engineering Departmental Exams Testbank is formed.
The paper-based test is an example of manual test bank. The Computer-Based Exams put to the Test article considers the benefits of computer-based exams (CBEs), highlights points that you need to be aware of when completing a CBE, and looks at the different types of questions featured in the exams. It compares the computer-based to paper-based exams that relates to the study of software development test bank.
CBEs offer benefits over paper-based exams, making CBEs ideally suited for certain types of exam. A particular benefit of the current CBEs is that they can be automatically marked by computer, which means that you can receive your results as soon as you complete the exam. It is also possible to complete a CBE at any time of year rather than being restricted to the June or December exam sessions. Exams are automatically constructed from a large bank of questions, which means that a group of students taking the same exam in the same place and at the same time will be presented with different questions, in different orders. Questions are specifically written for the CBE question bank and cover all syllabus areas. There is no way of predicting which questions will be included in an exam, but the questions will be drawn from across the syllabus.
Equivalent exams are available in paper-based format. However, completing a CBE is a very different experience to completing an exam on paper. The types of questions included in each format will be similar, but the way that each question is presented, and the answer recorded, differs between the two. In a CBE, candidates record their answer on the same screen where the question is shown; for paper-based multiple-choice exams, answers are recorded on a separate Candidate Registration