Automatic Paper Corrector
Objective
The main objective of this project is to check the whether the answers entered by the student is correct or not and also calculates the marks of the student.
Abstract
An automatic Paper Corrector application that checks and gave marks to the written answers similar to a human being. This software application is built to check subjective answers and allocate marks to the user after verifying the answer. The system requires you to store the original answer for the system. This facility is provided to the admin. The admin may insert questions and respective subjective answers in the system. These answers are stored. When a Student takes the test he must provide answers. Once the user enters his/her answers the system then compares this answer to original answer using similarity index and allocates marks accordingly.
KEYWORDS: Paper
Corrector, Similarity Index, Application, Answers.
NOTE: Without the concern of our team, please don't submit to the college. This Abstract varies based on student requirements.
Block Diagram
Specifications
HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS:
- Processor- I3/Intel Processor
- RAM- 4GB (min)
- Hard Disk- 128 GB
- Key Board-Standard Window
- Keyboard. Mouse-Two or Three Button Mouse.
- Monitor-Any.
SOFTWARE SPECIFICATIONS:
- Operating System: Windows 7+
- Technology: Python 3.6+
- IDE: PyCharm IDE
- Libraries Used: MySQL, OS.
Learning Outcomes
- About Python.
- About PyCharm.
- About Numpy.
- About HTML.
- About CSS.
- About JavaScript.
- About Database.
- About how to use the libraries.
- Project Development Skills:
- Problem analyzing skills.
- Problem solving skills.
- Creativity and imaginary skills.
- Programming skills.
- Deployment.
- Testing skills.
- Debugging skills.
- Project presentation skills.
- Thesis writing skills.
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