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Distributed Computing For E-Learning

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 networ of distributed resources including computers,

peripherals, switches, instruments, and data. !ach user should have a single login account to access all

resources.

"e start by analy#ing the nature of Grid computing and its re$uirements for nowledge support%

then, we discuss nowledge characteristics and the challenges for nowledge management on the Grid.

ere we provide semantic based grid based applications for e'learning.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

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(his 2ro)ect Distributed Computing for e-lerning! is aimed to develop online learning

system. (his pro)ect has ; main modules. (hat is

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AD.IN#

(he administrator logins to the application and enters the following details.

=. 8iew staff details

9. 8iew student details

;. 0hange password

@. -esource sharing, create folder

A. 5ogout

6dministrator can view all staff detail .+n this form contains new staff registration.

6dministrator can view all student detail and new student registration.

6dministrator can also can the staff and student password

+n this form contain the administrator can share and create a new folder

6dministrator cans logout the page.

ST/DENT#

(he student logins to the application and enters the following details.

=. earch material

9. view course

;. view test result

@. !'test

A. Download material

(he student can search a material and download a material

(he student can view course details

(he student can view the test result

(he student attend the !'test

(he student also download a material

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STA00#

(he staff logins to the application and enters the following details.

=. 8iew student details

9. upload material

;. view course

@. view material

A. logout

(he staff can view all student details.

(he staff can upload a document for student purpose.

(he staff can the view the course details

(he staff can view the uploaded material.

E1isting S2stem#

Bnowledge management has siC problems in nowledge life cycle. (hat is ac$uiring, modeling, retrieving,

reusing, publishing, and maintaining nowledge. Grid are how to ac$uire, formally model, eCplicitly

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 S2stem#

"e analy#e the nature of Grid computing and identify its re$uirements for nowledge management. "e

further argue that an innovative and systematic approach to nowledge Management on the Grid is

re$uired in order to help achieve the goal of the Grid. 1ur contributions are three folds 4irst, we propose

the emantic "eb'based approach to managing heterogeneous, distributed Grid resources for Grid

applications. econd, we design architecture to reali#e the proposed approach and conceive a methodologywhich addresses the complete life cycle of nowledge management. (hird, we apply the approach,

concepts, and methodology to a real'world Grid application.

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