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Evaluation of java assignments

Hi,

I was looking for engines to evaluate java assignments. This should ideally be open source.

Thanks,

Raghu
Jan 2 '08 #1
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BigDaddyLH
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I was looking for engines to evaluate java assignments. This should ideally be open source.
Could you define what you mean by "evaluate java assignments"? Do you mean like

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  1. x=13;
  2. y=3*x-1;
Jan 2 '08 #2
By grading of java assignments, i mean to test the code given by the student and to assign a grade to the assignment.
Jan 3 '08 #3
BigDaddyLH
1,216 Expert 1GB
What sort of criteria would such an evaluator use? How effective do you think such a program could be? How likely is it that I an such a computer program ;-)
Jan 3 '08 #4
The criteria could be the execution of the code, programming style or passing some user defined test cases.
I see what you mean although a teacher correcting the code does not really know if the code actually works or not and it is not a viable option to execute all the programs. An automatic evaluation engine would reduce the correction part and possibly be uniform?
Jan 3 '08 #5

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