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Control Flow Graph based Framework for effective Evaluation of Source Code

by Sandeep Jain, Raju Pal, Anindya Srivastava
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International Journal of Computer Applications
Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA
Volume 82 - Number 16
Year of Publication: 2013
Authors: Sandeep Jain, Raju Pal, Anindya Srivastava
10.5120/14248-2376

Sandeep Jain, Raju Pal, Anindya Srivastava . Control Flow Graph based Framework for effective Evaluation of Source Code. International Journal of Computer Applications. 82, 16 ( November 2013), 20-27. DOI=10.5120/14248-2376

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title = { Control Flow Graph based Framework for effective Evaluation of Source Code },
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issue_date = { November 2013 },
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number = { 16 },
month = { November },
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issn = { 0975-8887 },
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Abstract

A novel framework to evaluate computer programming labs is proposed. The primary focus is fair and effective evaluation of programming labs. The proposed framework includes a user friendly interface for instructor to detect cheating and evaluate submitted programs. Every submitted program is first checked against predefined test cases. If the program passes through test cases, then it is checked for plagiarism. Finally, the program is checked for performance. An efficient and novel approach to evaluate performance of submitted programs is proposed. The computational complexity of the submitted programs is evaluated using control flow graph of the submitted program.

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Index Terms

Computer Science
Information Sciences

Keywords

Student Evaluation Plagiarism Program Comprehension Static Code.

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