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Response to U of Guelphs query.


The UofM uses an NCS OpScan21 for exam scoring and course evaluations. The
data collected is uploaded to the mainframe where our in-house system does the
actual scoring and analysis. The main features of this system are:

1. Exam results are provided either in report form or on disk for further
evalution by the professors.

2. An exam can have questions with a maximum of 5 or 10 choices each with up
to 960 questions per student.

3. Each exam can be divided into 9 sections for the purpose are applying
scoring factors (e.g. right minus wrong or weighting questions).

4. The report provides the following information for each student: number of
questions attempted, number of questions answered correctly, the student's
score,  percentage of questions answered correctly, and percentage score using
the scoring factors.

5. The other reports provided are: a frequency distribution chart and bar
graph for scores, percentage scores, and percentage correct and a exam summary
report which provides a breakdown on how each question was answered as well as
the standard deviations and means for the scores, number of questions
attempted, and the percentage correct.

For further information please contact:

Dan Hiebert     E-mail Hiebert@ccm.umanitoba.ca