By J. B. Hext, J. W. Winings
Communications of the ACM,
May 1969,
Vol. 12 No. 5, Pages 272-275
10.1145/362946.362981
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A discussion is given of alterations that were made to a typical university operating system to record the results of programming exercises in three different languages, includeing assembly language. In this computer-controlled grading scheme provision is made for testing with programmer-supplied data and for final runs with system-supplied data. Exercises run under the scheme may be mixed with other programs, and no special recognition of exercises by the operators is necessary.
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