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47) Distributed Computing For E-Learning

This project aims to develop an online learning system using distributed computing. It has three main modules: Admin, Student, and Staff. The Admin can view and manage staff and student details, share resources, and create folders. Students can search materials, view courses and test results, take e-tests, and download materials. Staff can view student details, upload materials, view courses and materials, and logout. The proposed system uses a semantic web-based approach for knowledge management on the grid to address the complete lifecycle from acquiring to maintaining knowledge. Hardware requirements include processors of at least 1.2GHz, 1GB RAM, and 20GB storage, while software requirements are Windows XP or 2007, Visual Studio 2008, .NET

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47) Distributed Computing For E-Learning

This project aims to develop an online learning system using distributed computing. It has three main modules: Admin, Student, and Staff. The Admin can view and manage staff and student details, share resources, and create folders. Students can search materials, view courses and test results, take e-tests, and download materials. Staff can view student details, upload materials, view courses and materials, and logout. The proposed system uses a semantic web-based approach for knowledge management on the grid to address the complete lifecycle from acquiring to maintaining knowledge. Hardware requirements include processors of at least 1.2GHz, 1GB RAM, and 20GB storage, while software requirements are Windows XP or 2007, Visual Studio 2008, .NET

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ABSTRACT

Distributed computing promises a standard, ‘complete’ set of grid computing capabilities.


Distributed computing must provide basic functions such as resource discovery and information
collection & publishing, data management on and between resources, process management on
and between resources, common security mechanism underlying the above, process and session
recording/accounting. Main advantage of Grid computing is, a network of distributed resources
including computers, peripherals, switches, instruments, and data. Each user should have a single
login account to access all resources.

We start by analyzing the nature of Grid computing and its requirements for knowledge
support; then, we discuss knowledge characteristics and the challenges for knowledge
management on the Grid. Here we provide semantic based grid based applications for e-learning.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The project titled “DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING FOR E-LEARNING” is designed


using Active Server Pages .NET with Microsoft Visual [Link] 2003 as front end and
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 as back end which works in .Net framework version 1.1. The
coding language used is C#.Net.

This Project “Distributed Computing for e-learning” is aimed to develop online


learning system. This project has 3 main modules. That is
Admin
Student
Staff
ADMIN:

The administrator logins to the application and enters the following details.

1. View staff details


2. View student details
3. Change password
4. Resource sharing, create folder
5. Logout
 Administrator can view all staff detail .In this form contains new staff
registration.
 Administrator can view all student detail and new student registration.
 Administrator can also can the staff and student password
 In this form contain the administrator can share and create a new folder
 Administrator cans logout the page.
STUDENT:

The student logins to the application and enters the following details.

1. Search material
2. view course
3. view test result
4. E-test
5. Download material
 The student can search a material and download a material
 The student can view course details
 The student can view the test result
 The student attend the E-test
 The student also download a material
STAFF:

The staff logins to the application and enters the following details.

1. View student details


2. upload material
3. view course
4. view material
5. logout
 The staff can view all student details.
 The staff can upload a document for student purpose.
 The staff can the view the course details
 The staff can view the uploaded material.

Existing System

Knowledge management has six problems in knowledge life cycle. That is acquiring, modeling,
retrieving, reusing, publishing, and maintaining knowledge. Grid are how to acquire, formally
model, explicitly represent, store, maintain, and update them, and to use them to support
seamless resource sharing and interoperability, so as to achieve a high degree of automation.

Proposed System

We analyze the nature of Grid computing and identify its requirements for knowledge
management. We further argue that an innovative and systematic approach to knowledge
Management on the Grid is required in order to help achieve the goal of the Grid. Our
contributions are three folds: First, we propose the Semantic Web-based approach to managing
heterogeneous, distributed Grid resources for Grid applications. Second, we design architecture
to realize the proposed approach and conceive a methodology which addresses the complete life
cycle of knowledge management. Third, we apply the approach, concepts, and methodology to a
real-world Grid application.
System Requirement Specification:

Hardware Requirements:

• I2 Processor and Above

• RAM 1GB and Above

• HDD 20 GB Hard Disk Space and Above

Software Requirements:

• WINDOWS OS (XP service pack 2 /windows 2007 Server)

• Visual Studio .Net 2008(according requirement)

• Visual Studio .Net Framework (Minimal for Deployment)

• SQL Server 2008(according requirement) Enterprise Edition

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