Quizzer is a simple application in which one can make quizzes (as teacher) and attempt quizzes (as student).

One of the key problems to digital quizzing applications is the difficulty to generate a digital quiz. In order to solve this particular problem, you will be designing a Java based desktop application that provides an interactive interface to an instructor for generating a quiz.

Start by designing a user entity, which holds at least the username, password, role and score. The username and password will be used by the application to authenticate the user, while the role can be either an instructor or a student.

Instructors after logging in, should be allowed to create a Quiz by providing a short title and description for the quiz. Once a quiz has been created, the application should then allow the user to add a question (of type multiple choice, true false or numeric). All questions will be indexed with their position editable by the instructor but not their content. For each question the instructor must add a text for the question, options (4 for MCQs, 2 for True False and none for numeric), expected correct answer (watch out for long expected answers. Sometimes it is better to match an expected option rather than an answer), and a maximum achievable score. On successful creation of the quiz, store its state.

Student can see the list of quizzes available, can attempt any of the quizzes and then see the results.

• Android Studio v3.0.1
• Eclipse IDE (Mars.2 - v4.5.2)

• Java with Spring Framework
• Kotlin with Android
• XML for configurations and application layouts

• Start
  • Login as
    • Teacher
      • Make quiz
        • add Questions
      • See quizzes
    • Student
      • see available lists
        • Select a quiz to attempt
      • Attempt quiz
        • See results

1. Open the project in directory named "quizzer_server" as maven project in your IDE (Eclipse, IntelliJ etc.)
2. In your sql settings, make a blank database by the name "quizzerdb"
3. Run your main application class as a java application.
4. To make sure server is working correctly, go to you host address (hostaddress:port/url) e.g 'localhost:8090/users'
5. If server is showing the JSON String, then Well Done... Server is running

1. Import the android project in your android studio as a graddle project
2. Run on you AVD or any amulator you use
3. On a successful build, very first page will be the sign-in page.
4. Then on upper right corner of your screen, there will be a button "SERVER IP". Click on it and enter the IP address of the machine where server is running.
5. Sign in and enjoy ;)