Projects tagged ‘survey’

LimeSurvey (previously known as PHPSurveyor) is a PHP web application that interacts with MySQL/MSSQL/Postgres to develop, publish and collect responses to surveys. There are several ways to insert ... [More] data into the survey: either by a 'pretty' public screen which presents the question(s), or using a data entry screen. It includes the capacity to generate individual 'tokens' and branching and has numerous question types and basic statistics. [Less]

Pulse is a framework on top of the servlet api providing easy to use and easy to extend patterns for creating browser based applications and websites. Moreover Pulse delivers a set of out-of-the-box ... [More] components, e.g. CMS, shopping, user management. Key features: * Cross-platform, implemented using Java technology. * Completely written using Java 5. * Provides a framework for quick development of own applications. * Is delivered with a host of out-of-the-box applications: CMS, Shop, Surveys, Filters and many more. * A WebDAV based virtual file system for digital asset management. * Mature user and role management * Easy-to-use administration interface based on AJAX (using Ext JS) The project has been started in May 2005. [Less]

A generic Java framework with reusable patterns and classes for enhanced development

phpESP is a set of PHP scripts to let non-technical users create surveys, administer surveys, gather results, and view statistics, all managed online after database initialization.

Survey is a free web based survey and form engine toolkit for Microsoft's .net. written in asp.net and C#. Survey is ideal for anyone who needs to collect valuable information from customers, visitors ... [More] or employees efficiently. Survey is a constantly evolving software, it's easy to add new types of questions or answers through its plugin based architecture. The Survey project is a restart of the open source websurvey solution NSurvey: "The web survey and form engine". Based on version 1.6 as written in C# by Thomas Zumbrunn, Copyright (c) 2004. [Less]

encuesta.me, is a system developed in Java, to create online surveys. With an advanced system of administration of projects for businesses or individuals, control of pollsters, capturing online, statistics, reports and graphs.

The Computer Science Course Learning Outcomes Survey Analysis and Reporting System(CS-CLOSAR)Introduction The goal of this project is to develop CS-CLOSAR, a system to manage assessment data ... [More] collected by the Computer Science Department. Background Two years ago the IPFW Computer Science Department decided to enhance their assess process by defining specific learning outcomes for each undergraduate course. These learning outcomes are explicitly associated with ABET program learning outcomes and hence provide a means to ensure that the CS curriculum remains aligned with accreditation requirements. At the end of the semester students complete a learning outcomes survey. The survey is distributed in class, perhaps on the same day as the traditional course evaluations. Survey results are tallied by the Department’s administrative assistant and given to the instructor. The instructor then has the opportunity to add comments to explain the results and to indicate what changes might be made to better achieve the learning outcomes. The final report is then shared with the Chair and Associate Chair. Participation in the survey process is determined by what students are in attendance on the day the instructor decides to perform the assessment. This has resulted in uneven participation and difficulty in comparing results between different sections of the same course or between different semester offerings of the same course. Tallying the results is a time consuming process, and determining historical trends even moreso. In addition, the reports are stored as Excel files with no indexing information other than the name of the file. The Department desires a more effective method for delivering these surveys, tallying their results, and communicating them to interested parties. Users Primary users of this system will be IPFW Computer Science students, instructional personnel (professors, limited term lecturers, and graduate teaching assistants) and administrators. Students will access the system to fill out a course learning outcomes survey near the end of the semester. Instructional personnel will be able to view reports for their courses and add comments to explain both explain survey results and indicate what changes they plan to make to better achieve learning outcomes. Administrators will have access to all reports. Preliminary RequirementsSystem RequirementsUser authentication and authorization. All users must login to access system functions. Users may only perform system operations for which they are authorized. Online survey presentation and data collection. See attached sample survey. Online selection and display of semester course reports. See attached sample course report. Online selection and display of historical course reports and charts. Non-functional RequirementsThe system must be accessible via the web. The system must handle all undergraduate courses used in the ABET-accredited Computer Science degree program. The system must be able to store at least seven years worth of data. The system may incorporate existing freeware or shareware components. [Less]

A professional way to administrate your surveys, with simple and powerful interfaces. Technologies includes:PHP 5, Mysql ,AJAX with the xajax framework. Powered by SDK del Ecuador Cia. Ltda.

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