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Coding and aptitude tests on a locked-down desktop app, with 13 anti-cheat checks and code graded against hidden test cases.

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ID check at the doorWebcamRoom audioFullscreen and tab switchesOne device, one tabFaculty review flags

13 anti-cheat checks.

Turn on the ones each test needs. On the desktop app, every test also starts with an ID check, on one monitor, with other apps closed.

  1. 01Tab switchesCounts every time a student leaves the test.
  2. 02FullscreenThe test stays fullscreen from start to finish.
  3. 03Outside pasteRecords anything pasted in from outside.
  4. 04Developer toolsDetects when developer tools are opened.
  5. 05Device fingerprintSpots two students sharing one account.
  6. 06One deviceSigned in on one device at a time.
  7. 07One tabThe test can't be opened in a second tab.
  8. 08Typing analysisFlags typing that doesn't look like the student's own.
  9. 09NetworkFlags IP changes and shared connections.
  10. 10WebcamFlags no face, a second face, or eyes off the screen.
  11. 11Room audioDetects someone talking. No audio is recorded.
  12. 12Video clipsSaves a short clip when a check fires.
  13. 13College rulesYour own rules and exceptions.

Grading

Graded, with reasons.

Code runs against hidden test cases. Students also explain their code in writing, and that gets graded too. Faculty can change any mark.

DSA unit test 3: strings and arrays

Ananya Rao · 46m 12s

Coding

Two problems, 18 of 19 hidden test cases passed

82 / 88

Explanation

The student's written explanation of their code

9 / 12

Top 12%of 57 students

91 / 100

Every flag goes to faculty.

  1. A check flags something

    A tab switch, a second face, a paste from outside.

  2. The evidence is saved

    The time, the check, and a frame or clip where it applies.

  3. Faculty review it

    In context, with the evidence beside it.

  4. The student can appeal

    They see what was flagged and respond.

  5. The college decides

    The decision stays with the result.

Example data. Score card showing 91% with bars for coding at 82 of 88 points and explanation at 9 of 12 points, and a line saying the student scored higher than 88% of the 57 students who took the test.

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Questions

Do students need the desktop app?

Only for tests that require it. Other tests run in the browser with the checks you choose.

What if the internet drops during a test?

Answers save as the student works. They pick up where they left off when the connection returns.

Does a flag mean the student cheated?

No. Faculty review every flag, the student can appeal, and the college decides.

Can faculty change a mark?

Yes. Any mark, by hand. The student sees that it was changed.

Which coding languages are supported?

Python, JavaScript, Java, C++ and C are switched on today. The code runner behind them supports more than 40 languages, and we switch on others for a college that needs them.

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Name 
College 
Roll no. 
Questions3 coding, 20 aptitude
Marks100

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