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Design and implementation of an automated result processing system

ABSTRACT The conventional method of processing and accessing student result via a physical effort with the aid of conventional material like pen, pencil, book, ruler and so is cumbersome and very stressful. This project examined an automated student result processing system with respect to the different phases involved in the development of system today, such as system programming and design, program logic, change over style, documentation, and its significance over the manual system of result processing system. The automated student result processing system allow and ensure easy insertion and deletion of student record, and it also allow the user to add and update the record of student in any given semester after the conduction of their continuous assessment and examination in other to generate their Grade Point (GP) and Cumulative Grade Point (CGP) easily. The result processing is highly secured and protected from unauthorized users and this helps to reduce cases of missing student records. In this project work, the user must be given a password and access in which he/she will be the only one having access to every student record after the examination and test has being added together and submitted to him as result processing officer to generate the status and grade point or cumulative grade point of each student. The automated result processing systems enhance the reliability and convenience in computation of student score and generate their respective grade point in each course. The database contains the complete and comprehensive details of each student and their academic performance. This database keeps track of each student course like examination requirement and subject. The project work helps to overcome the problems associated with the manual method of result processing with the aid of the automated system.

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A Systematic Literature Review of Natural Language Processing: Current State, Challenges and Risks

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In this research paper, a comprehensive literature review was undertaken in order to analyze Natural Language Processing (NLP) application based in different domains. Also, by conducting qualitative research, we will try to analyze the development of the current state and the challenge of NLP technology as a key for Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, pointing out some of the limitations, risks and opportunities. In our research, we rely on primary data from applicable legislation and secondary public domain data sources providing related information from case studies. By studying the structure and content of the published literature, the NLP-based applications have been clearly classified into different fields which include natural language understanding, natural language generation, voice or speech recognition, machine translation, spell correction and grammar check. The development trend, open issues and limitations have also been analyzed.

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Ghazizadeh, E., Zhu, P. (2021). A Systematic Literature Review of Natural Language Processing: Current State, Challenges and Risks. In: Arai, K., Kapoor, S., Bhatia, R. (eds) Proceedings of the Future Technologies Conference (FTC) 2020, Volume 1. FTC 2020. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 1288. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-63128-4_49

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