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Example code for automatically generating R exercises and exams
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## Load library: | |
library("exams") | |
## exam questions: | |
myexamlist<-list("pnorm1","sesamplesize1multiplechoice") | |
## output directory | |
## create new test dir if one does not exist: | |
files.list<-system("ls",intern=TRUE) | |
if(length(unique(files.list=="ExampleExamSU2015"))==1){ | |
system("mkdir ExampleExamSU2015") | |
} | |
odir <- paste(getwd(),"/ExampleExamSU2015",sep="") | |
## ID generator function; | |
## labels each test version (for easier grading): | |
## only the last digit tells you what version it is, | |
## the rest of the numbers are distractors, to make | |
## it difficult for students to figure out which version | |
## they have. Change this as you please to mask your version no. | |
getID <- function(i) { | |
paste("Example Exam SU 2015, date: ",date(), | |
gsub(" ",abs(round(rnorm(1,mean=20000,sd=20),digits=0)), | |
format(i, width = 2)),sep="") | |
} | |
## testing: | |
getID(1) ## version 1 | |
getID(2) ## version 2 | |
## generate exams | |
#set.seed(1090) ## uncomment only if you want deterministic behavior | |
## how many different versions of exams? | |
num.versions<-2 | |
sol <- exams(myexamlist, n = num.versions, | |
dir = odir, template = c("test", "solutiontest"), | |
nsamp=1, | |
header = list(ID = getID, Date = Sys.Date())) | |
## generated files | |
list.files(odir) | |
## meta-information | |
print(sol, 1) | |
print(sol, "test1") | |
## customize printed meta-information | |
#mycontrol <- list(mchoice.print = list(True = LETTERS[1:5], False = "_")) | |
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