The document discusses developing an automated quiz bee system to address issues with current manual systems. Specifically, it aims to lessen manpower, minimize scoring time, and speed up results processing. The automated system would project questions, offer different game modes and rule settings, and handle score computation for all participating students. It would determine rankings but has limitations in not forming questions itself or handling complaints.

1. Development
of
Automated
Quiz - bee Maria Elna Luz Manuel
Sian Labay
Christian Mistal
Charlie Patag
Keirvin Rosales

2. Development of Automated Quiz - Bee
Problems
1. Contestant have a slimmer chance of analyzing the question
critically because they have only read twice by the
quizmaster.
2. There are possibilities that the contestant answer can be
copied by another contestant
3. Computing of scores takes a considerable amount of time
declaring the winner is sometimes delay
4. Since the computing of scores is done manually, sometimes
it cannot avoid anomaly
5. Sometimes contestants were still writing their answer even
the time limit is done.

3. Development of Automated Quiz - Bee
Objectives
Existing:
1. Lessen the manpower employed in the quiz bee
2. Minimize and lessen the time spend in tabulating the score
3. Speed up the processing of contestant result
Development:
1. The system can project the questions to the audience
2. The system have a different of game mode
3. The system have a different rules to be set

4. Development of Automated Quiz - Bee
Scope
• All MSC students can access the automated quiz bee
• Can add, edit, delete of questions
• Cover the computation/tabulation of scores of each
contestant gathered during the quiz proper
• Ranking of scores can be determine is also within the
system

5. Development of Automated Quiz - Bee
Limitation
• Does not cover the formulation of questionnaires
• The system cannot be use as a tool for making a decision
for the complaints that may arise in progress.