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View 456 business solutionsBrowse free open source Java Database Management Systems (DBMS) and projects below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source Java Database Management Systems (DBMS) by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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EasyQuizzer
Helping teachers around the world to create unique tests per student.
English Developed with the aim of helping teachers from different areas to create automated tests that are unique for each student. EasyQuizzer stores all questions in a database management system. Subsequently, an exam is set up with the desired items. The program will then run randomization algorithms that will shuffle both the questions and the alternatives so that there are no two identical exams. Portuguese-Brazil Desenvolvido com o intuito de auxiliar professores a criar provas únicas para cada aluno. O EasyQuizzer armazena todos os seus dados em um Sistema Gerenciadorde de Bancos de Dados, a saber, o Postgres. O programa executa algoritmos de randomização de alternativas certas e erradas por questão, além de embaralhar questões e alternativas evitando que existam duas provas com o mesmo conjunto de alternativas. O usuário pode especificar o numero de provas que deseja gerar, lembrando que a quantidade de alternativas determina o número máximo de provas únicas.
