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@ IJTSRD | Available Online @ www ISSN No: 245 Inte R Application of An Exper Higher Education Co Mr. A. A. Govande Assistant Professor, V. P. Institute of Management Studies Sangli, Maharashtra, India ABSTRACT This article is based on design and devel Expert System for Higher Education aims of this system are to assess and students by considering Scholastic Scholastic aspects and to identify f learners based on the performance of stu Keywords: Expert System, Assessmen Scholastic, Non-scholastic 1. INTRODUCTION: Teachers and students are familiar with examinations, tests, correction of questi results. All this has to do with finding ou student has learnt. An educational syste not lay a balanced emphasis on all the namely, cognitive, affective and psychom to produce imbalance in the personality In actual practice schools and coll themselves to the cognitive developme committed to their care. Even in regar development, schools and colleges are and undertake only scholastic programm be easily dealt with either through the o teaching or through the medium of t most important constituent of cognitive is the development of the power of d But before discriminating the students performance in a test, very first question tests are require to be discriminate, the of question means identifying whether has power to discriminate or not. So b this factor the proposed system i.e. Expe w.ijtsrd.com | Volume – 2 | Issue – 3 | Mar-Apr 56 - 6470 | www.ijtsrd.com | Volum ernational Journal of Trend in Sc Research and Development (IJT International Open Access Journ rt System for Assessment and ourses to identify Fast and Slow & Research, a Dr. R. V. Ku Professor & Head, Shahu I Education & Research (S Maharashtra lopment of An Courses. The d evaluate the cs and Non fast and slow udents. nt, Evaluation, words such as ion papers and ut how much a em which does e three aspects motor is likely of the student. lleges confine ent of students rd to cognitive very selective mes which can oral method of textbook. The e development discrimination. based on their ns asked in the discrimination r the question by considering ert System for Assessment and Evaluation is evaluate the students, to discr each test and there by iden learners. The system provid College, Course, Student, to a by applying the algorithm, ba of the student in selected subj the list of Fast Learners and Sl 2. Objectives of System: 1) To provide a platform Course, Student, to add 2) To generate Tests and 3) To store the performan the students 4) To evaluate Student ba Non Scholastics aspect 5) To identify the fast and 3. Platform Used to Design Expert system for Assessm developed using Visual Studio Developed system using Wi preferred C#.NET language to 4. System Analysis: Algorithm for Assessment an Step1: Start Step 2: Select Class r 2018 Page: 2037 me - 2 | Issue 3 cientific TSRD) nal Evaluation of w Learners ulkarni Institute of Business SIBER), Kolhapur, a, India s designed to assess and riminate the questions of ntifying fast and slow des platform to register add subjects, Tests. Then ased on the performance ject system will generate low Learners. m to register College, d subjects to add the questions nce evaluation details of ased on scholastics and ts d slow learners. System: ment and Evaluation is o.NET 2010 framework. ndows Application and o code. nd Evaluation System

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This article is based on design and development of An Expert System for Higher Education Courses. The aims of this system are to assess and evaluate the students by considering Scholastics and Non Scholastic aspects and to identify fast and slow learners based on the performance of students. Mr. A. A. Govande | Dr. R. V. Kulkarni "Application of An Expert System for Assessment and Evaluation of Higher Education Courses to identify Fast and Slow Learners" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-3 , April 2018, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd11652.pdf Paper URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/humanities-and-the-arts/education/11652/application-of-an-expert-system-for-assessment-and-evaluation-of-higher-education-courses-to-identify-fast-and-slow-learners/mr-a-a-govande

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ISSN No: 2456

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Application of An Expert System for Assessment and Evaluation of Higher Education Courses to identify Fast and Slow Learners

Mr. A. A. Govande Assistant Professor,

V. P. Institute of Management Studies & Research, Sangli, Maharashtra, India

ABSTRACT

This article is based on design and development of An Expert System for Higher Education Courses. The aims of this system are to assess and evaluate the students by considering Scholastics and Non Scholastic aspects and to identify fast and slow learners based on the performance of students.

Keywords: Expert System, Assessment, Evaluation, Scholastic, Non-scholastic

1. INTRODUCTION:

Teachers and students are familiar with words such as examinations, tests, correction of question papers and results. All this has to do with finding out how much a student has learnt. An educational system which does not lay a balanced emphasis on all thenamely, cognitive, affective and psychomotor is likely to produce imbalance in the personality of the student. In actual practice schools and colleges confine themselves to the cognitive development of students committed to their care. Even in regard to cognitive development, schools and colleges are very selective and undertake only scholastic programmes which can be easily dealt with either through the oral method of teaching or through the medium of textbook. The most important constituent of cognitive development is the development of the power of discrimination. But before discriminating the students based on their performance in a test, very first questions asked in the tests are require to be discriminate, the discrimination of question means identifying whether the question has power to discriminate or not. So by considering this factor the proposed system i.e. Expert System for

@ IJTSRD | Available Online @ www.ijtsrd.com | Volume – 2 | Issue – 3 | Mar-Apr 2018

ISSN No: 2456 - 6470 | www.ijtsrd.com | Volume

International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD)

International Open Access Journal

Application of An Expert System for Assessment and Evaluation of

Higher Education Courses to identify Fast and Slow Learners

V. P. Institute of Management Studies & Research, Sangli, Maharashtra, India

Dr. R. V. KulkarniProfessor & Head, Shahu Institute of Business

Education & Research (SIBER), Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India

article is based on design and development of An Expert System for Higher Education Courses. The aims of this system are to assess and evaluate the students by considering Scholastics and Non Scholastic aspects and to identify fast and slow

on the performance of students.

Expert System, Assessment, Evaluation,

Teachers and students are familiar with words such as examinations, tests, correction of question papers and results. All this has to do with finding out how much a student has learnt. An educational system which does not lay a balanced emphasis on all the three aspects namely, cognitive, affective and psychomotor is likely to produce imbalance in the personality of the student. In actual practice schools and colleges confine themselves to the cognitive development of students

in regard to cognitive development, schools and colleges are very selective and undertake only scholastic programmes which can be easily dealt with either through the oral method of teaching or through the medium of textbook. The

of cognitive development is the development of the power of discrimination. But before discriminating the students based on their performance in a test, very first questions asked in the tests are require to be discriminate, the discrimination

means identifying whether the question has power to discriminate or not. So by considering this factor the proposed system i.e. Expert System for

Assessment and Evaluation is designed to assess and evaluate the students, to discriminate the questions each test and there by identifying fast and slow learners. The system provides platform to register College, Course, Student, to add subjects, Tests. Then by applying the algorithm, based on the performance of the student in selected subject system willthe list of Fast Learners and Slow Learners. 2. Objectives of System:

1) To provide a platform to register College,

Course, Student, to add subjects2) To generate Tests and to add the questions 3) To store the performance evaluation details of

the students 4) To evaluate Student based on scholastics and

Non Scholastics aspects5) To identify the fast and slow learners.

3. Platform Used to Design System:Expert system for Assessment and Evaluation is developed using Visual Studio.NET 2010 framework. Developed system using Windows Application and preferred C#.NET language to code. 4. System Analysis:

Algorithm for Assessment and Evaluation System Step1: Start

Step 2: Select Class

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International Open Access Journal

Application of An Expert System for Assessment and Evaluation of Higher Education Courses to identify Fast and Slow Learners

Dr. R. V. Kulkarni Shahu Institute of Business

Education & Research (SIBER), Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India

Assessment and Evaluation is designed to assess and evaluate the students, to discriminate the questions of each test and there by identifying fast and slow learners. The system provides platform to register College, Course, Student, to add subjects, Tests. Then by applying the algorithm, based on the performance of the student in selected subject system will generate the list of Fast Learners and Slow Learners.

To provide a platform to register College, Course, Student, to add subjects To generate Tests and to add the questions To store the performance evaluation details of

To evaluate Student based on scholastics and Non Scholastics aspects To identify the fast and slow learners.

Platform Used to Design System: Expert system for Assessment and Evaluation is developed using Visual Studio.NET 2010 framework.

d system using Windows Application and preferred C#.NET language to code.

Algorithm for Assessment and Evaluation System

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Step 3: Select Subject

Step 4: Prepare a null set TF for fast learners and set TL for slow learner respectively

Step 5: Select Test

Step 6: Select first Item

Step 7: Arrange the test paper from the highest score to lower score

Step 8: From the ordered set of papers, make two groups: Put these with the highest scores in one group and those with the lowest scores in the other group. If 40 students are there then place the best 27% in Higher Ability Group (HAG) and the poorest 27% in the other group i.e. Lower Ability Group(LAG)

Step9: For each item, compute the percentage of students who get the item right. This is called facility value.

Formula for item

F.V.=(R/T) *100 Where, R= number of students scoring it right T= total number who attempted it. E.g. Taking HAG and LAG of 40 students, 18 of them have answered it rightF.V. = (18/40) =0.45 (RO1 Post Graduate Programmes Assessment & Evaluation (2008), Yashwantarao Chavan Maharashtra, Page No. 57, 58)

Step 10: If (F.V <0.5) then go to next step otherwise select next item and go to step 7

Step 11: Compute Discrimination Index, to check ability of question (i.e.item) to discriminate between the Higher Ability Students and Lower Ability Students. Discrimination is usually measured by the correlation between the score on the item and the score on the total test. Calculate Discrimination Index using following formula: D=(HAG-LAG)*2/100 Where , HAG= 33% of students answering the item correctly in the Higher Ability Group LAG=33% of students answering the item correctly in the Lower Ability Group

(RO1 Post Graduate Programmes Assessment & Evaluation (2008), Yashwantarao Chavan Maharashtra, Page No. 57, 58)

Step 12: If(D.I <0.5) then prepare set SF from Higher Ability Group as set of Fast Learners and SL from Lower Ability Group as set of Slow learners. Find TF ∩ SF and TL ∩ SL. Make

set SF and SL null. Else go to next step

Step 13: If next item presents go to step 7

Step 14: If next test presents then go to step 6

Step 15: If next subject presents then go to step 4

Step 16: Display elements of TF and TL

Step 17: If next Class presents then go to step 3

Step 18: Stop

5. Input Design: Name :- Main Page Description :- This is the main page of the system. Different tabs are there like Registration, Create Test, Assessment Evaluation, Reports and Exit. If Registration menu gets clicked then its displays sub menus like Collge Registration, Student Registration and Admin Registration. Also in under Collge Registration there are two sub menus to Create Course and Adding Subjects to approprite created courses.

Name :- College Registration Description :- This displays College Registration form, to specify and store collge details, like Name, Address, Affiliation Status etc.

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Name :- Course Information Description :- This is Course Information Form, to create various courses running in a perticular College.

Name :- Student Information Description :- This is Student Information Form to register Students for a Course they have admitted.

Name :- Subject Information Description :- This is Subject Information Form, a sub menu under Course Registration. After creating course one can add number of subjects to that course.

Name :- Create Tests Description :- Create Test menu contains Category Information, Test Creation as sub menus. And Test Creation menu again contains two sub menus as Create Test and Add Question

Name :- Test_Q_Entry Description :- Following Screen displying Test Question Entry Form to enter various questions for a specific test of selected subject. To add question test is required to be created first.

Name :- Create Tests Description :- This screen shows the Create Test Form. This form is mainly to create Tests for a perticular subject.

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6. Output Design Name :- Fast & Slow Learners Description :- This form displays the overall collective list of Fast and Slow Learner students based on the performance of the students in all the tests of selected subject. This form will display. Fisrt of all Couse is required to select then class and then subject, afterwords Fast and Slow learner Students will gets displayed in two different List Boxes.

7. Conclusion: Evaluation deals with the collection of evidences regarding changes which occur in the learner's behavior during the teaching learning process. Based on these evidences, interpretation and judgment, the progress of the learner is arrived at and decisions taken. The proposed expert system evaluates students based on their performance in each subject, and directly identifies the overall list of Fast learners and Slow learners.

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