IEEE.org | IEEE Xplor Digital Library | IEEE-SA\ IEEE Spoctum | More Sites Cart (0}| Welcome Krishna Guragai Algorithm for efficient seating plan for centralized exam ne 1 Articles system ‘Agnetain of a8 business using in Sign In or Purchas 89 iter era optmeaon eres pti ate sens lsat 2 | prsaia Kumar Chai: Shia Ariton Vow A Athos avons) Abstract Authors Figures References Citations Keywords Metrics —-Media Cations are not available fortis document ‘= Contents | Introduction A suecesstl distribution of toa in exam is one ofthe primary concems af @ well prepared exam hal. While dsirbting seats in the exam hal, euthony ties to ensure a minimam distance between students to protect cheating as ike as copying trom “rb sheet” and atherstusens (1), [6 Another FullText Important issue st utilze the best use of seats, The process of exam seat assign starts wth the ew leet ‘exam timetabting [2.3] but in some cases timetabling is separate from exam seating [4], Usually Abstract Exam seats ao allocated manually based on some basic rules. Most of the cases, t demands high coat cost ane time to provide the optimum soltion wil there area large numberof students and they Authors are from multpledsciplines or subjects. Some ofthe cases there are possblties of having some ‘emply seats, overlapping students wih diferent subjects in the same column and also having no Figures oe distance between the stadons with geting same question set. As a result it becomes very tough for iwgllators to conl the exam hal and aso to ensure a proper exam environment With the References. increasing numberof students and subjects, it becomes more difcll o arrange the proper seat plan forthe students, Most of the institutions do ths process manually. Ahough there have many htatons Felated works of exam arrangement, institutions face diffculties to do those works. Most dificuies aise from the exam tmetabling and room assignment problem. There are few solutions for exam Keywords room assignment [3], [7]. The Senior Capstone Project [5] of Prince of Songkla Univesity, Thailand es Is offered a solution but the feature not offectve enough. M.N.M. Kahar and G. Kendal [7] provided Back 0 Top {2 solution for room assignment and they consider tha ony one exam wil ake place in one room at 1 imo, butt may create an opportuity to cheat in exam hall as ke as copying om other. M. Ayo ‘and A, Mai(3] also did the same thing about the room assignment, bu they consider some special ‘exam. This typeof exam envionment is easy to maintain, butt does not ensure the quality of exam envionment Read document Keywords IEEE Keywords Resource management, Snape, Complexity theory, Software engineering, Education, Mathematical ‘model, Computational ficiency INSPEC: Controlled indexing education INSPEC: Non-controlled Indexing ‘quality ecucation, exam seat allocation, centralized exam system, exam seating arrangement problems, exam hall cheating, university exam informationAuthor Keywords Algor, Exam, Seating Plan, Seat Allocation Authors Prosanta Kumar Chaki Department of Software Engineering, Datfod International University Dhaka, Bangladesh Shikna Anitban Department of Software Engineering, Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh Related Articles ‘Augmentation of grasp robustness using intrinsic tactile sensing| A. Bicchi JK. Salsbury: . Dario Mideteware scheduling optimization techniques for distributed realtime and embedded systems . Gill R. Cytron; D. Schmidt Optimal tacile sensor placement A. Cameron Reconfiguration of resources in mideloware HAA, Duran-Limon; 6.8, Baie Grasping polyhedral objects wit sip 5. Gopalswamy; RS. Fearing ‘Auction system design using open mubitreaded transactions 4. Kionle: A. Sohmeier, A. Romanovsky Compression of 30 objects with mullstage color-depth panoramic maps CChang-Ming Tea; Wen-Yan Chang; Chu-Song Chen; GY. Tang Minimizing distortion via mulluser resource allocation M. Mecking; T. Stockhammer Compression image block means fr nor-equal block size parion schemes using Delaunay triangulation and prediction NIN. Ponomarenko; K. Egiazarian,V.V. Lukin JT Astola Meta-progeamming techniques for distbuted realtime and embedded systems: IK. Cross; D.C. Schmit IEEE Account Purchase Details Profile Information Nood Help? » Change UsemameiPassword » Payment Optons » Communiestons Preferences US & Canada: +1 a00 678 4299, 2 Update Addross Order History » Profession ané Education Worldwide: +4732 981 0060 » Vw Purchased Documents » Technical nesta Conse & Suppor ‘vost EEE Xoo | Carat Us Hab | Tama ct Usa Nordacnaton Pay Stamao |Pacy& Opting Oto Cookies