ABSTRACT
• Proctor is an interactive system for student
  evaluation and monitoring in course
• Student counseling
• Student proctor duties such as
  Personal details
   Internal and semester performance
  History of arrears
• All student given login ID
INTRODUCTION
The proctor system is introduced with the main
 objective of providing supportive care and
 advice to the students
To help them in their academic problems and
 personal problems
IMPLEMENTATION DETAILS
Hardware Requirements   Software Requirements
 PROCESSOR : p4         OS : Windows xp or 7
 RAM :1 gb              SERVER : Tomcat
 HARD DISK : 80 gb      IDE : Eclipse
                         BACKEND : My SQL
                        LANGUAGE
                         JSP
                         Servlet
EXISTING PROCTOR SYSTEM
Student Details
University Evaluation
Internal Assessment
Student Meeting With Faculty Advisor
Parent Meeting With Faculty Advisor
Details Of Arrears
PROPOSED SYSTEM
10th,12th percentage
Attendance performance
If student absent means informing via sms and
 e-mails to parent
Student complaints
• PROCTOR, an on-line interactive system
  for student evaluation and monitoring in
  courses employing the PSI format, is
  described.
• This system involves a tester module that
  assumes many of the routine managerial
  duties traditionally assigned to the student
  proctor, such as quiz administration and
  scoring, performance feedback, complete
  record keeping.
• PROCTOR includes a multipurpose editor
  that allows an instructor to enter,
  examine, or modify any information in the
  disk files accessed by the tester. Factors
  related to the implementation and use of
  this system are considered, and its
  advantages for management, quality
  control, and staffing in other courses are
  discussed.
SCOPE
Proctor responsible for maintenance good
 order and discipline of the student inside the
 college
Student feedback
Contact details of parents
Verify the ability to face the examination
CONCLUSION
• In summary, PROCTOR has served as a
  useful adjunct to MEASUREMENT the
  routine duties normally performed by
  student proctors. Thereby, less emphasis
  is likely to be placed on.
• the proctor's role as administrator and
  evaluator, and more attention can be given
  to the function of learning facilitator. In
  this way, an even greater than normal
  degree of personalization may be possible
  in a course.
THANK YOU

digital proctor system

  • 2.
    ABSTRACT • Proctor isan interactive system for student evaluation and monitoring in course • Student counseling • Student proctor duties such as Personal details  Internal and semester performance History of arrears • All student given login ID
  • 3.
    INTRODUCTION The proctor systemis introduced with the main objective of providing supportive care and advice to the students To help them in their academic problems and personal problems
  • 4.
    IMPLEMENTATION DETAILS Hardware Requirements Software Requirements  PROCESSOR : p4  OS : Windows xp or 7  RAM :1 gb  SERVER : Tomcat  HARD DISK : 80 gb  IDE : Eclipse  BACKEND : My SQL LANGUAGE  JSP  Servlet
  • 5.
    EXISTING PROCTOR SYSTEM StudentDetails University Evaluation Internal Assessment Student Meeting With Faculty Advisor Parent Meeting With Faculty Advisor Details Of Arrears
  • 6.
    PROPOSED SYSTEM 10th,12th percentage Attendanceperformance If student absent means informing via sms and e-mails to parent Student complaints
  • 7.
    • PROCTOR, anon-line interactive system for student evaluation and monitoring in courses employing the PSI format, is described. • This system involves a tester module that assumes many of the routine managerial duties traditionally assigned to the student proctor, such as quiz administration and scoring, performance feedback, complete record keeping.
  • 8.
    • PROCTOR includesa multipurpose editor that allows an instructor to enter, examine, or modify any information in the disk files accessed by the tester. Factors related to the implementation and use of this system are considered, and its advantages for management, quality control, and staffing in other courses are discussed.
  • 9.
    SCOPE Proctor responsible formaintenance good order and discipline of the student inside the college Student feedback Contact details of parents Verify the ability to face the examination
  • 10.
    CONCLUSION • In summary,PROCTOR has served as a useful adjunct to MEASUREMENT the routine duties normally performed by student proctors. Thereby, less emphasis is likely to be placed on.
  • 11.
    • the proctor'srole as administrator and evaluator, and more attention can be given to the function of learning facilitator. In this way, an even greater than normal degree of personalization may be possible in a course.
  • 12.