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An information system for a large course

An information system for a large course I~ For each student: I.Do number, number right, number wrong, number unanswered, and score, in order of increasing scores. For each student: IoD. number and score in order of increasing I.D. number. 2o 3o For each question: number of students who did not answer, number who chose choice i, number who chose choice 2, etc~ (with an asterisk to indicate the correct choice). If you are interested in them, please do not hesitate to These programs run in 196K on our IBM/360. write to me~ Sincerely, Dr. M. Snyder Director of Scientific Applications (Edo: I would like to thank Dr. Snyder for sending me a copy of this letter, so that I might reprint it for the benefit of all our members. I hope that I receive similar correspondence from other members in the future~ It is always rewarding when someone receives a solution to a problem or finds someone interested enough to expand and/or discuss some issue raised in a paper.) AN INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR A LARGE COURSE I (Ed~: I found this article to be an interesting application, since as the author notes, "The system is] an excellent example of an application of the subject matter http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png ACM SIGCSE Bulletin Association for Computing Machinery

An information system for a large course

ACM SIGCSE Bulletin , Volume 3 (3) – Sep 1, 1971

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Association for Computing Machinery
Copyright
Copyright © 1971 by ACM Inc.
ISSN
0097-8418
DOI
10.1145/382212.382213
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Abstract

I~ For each student: I.Do number, number right, number wrong, number unanswered, and score, in order of increasing scores. For each student: IoD. number and score in order of increasing I.D. number. 2o 3o For each question: number of students who did not answer, number who chose choice i, number who chose choice 2, etc~ (with an asterisk to indicate the correct choice). If you are interested in them, please do not hesitate to These programs run in 196K on our IBM/360. write to me~ Sincerely, Dr. M. Snyder Director of Scientific Applications (Edo: I would like to thank Dr. Snyder for sending me a copy of this letter, so that I might reprint it for the benefit of all our members. I hope that I receive similar correspondence from other members in the future~ It is always rewarding when someone receives a solution to a problem or finds someone interested enough to expand and/or discuss some issue raised in a paper.) AN INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR A LARGE COURSE I (Ed~: I found this article to be an interesting application, since as the author notes, "The system is] an excellent example of an application of the subject matter

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ACM SIGCSE BulletinAssociation for Computing Machinery

Published: Sep 1, 1971

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