The phrase "computer exam" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an exam which is taken on a computer, for example: "I just completed my computer exam, and now I'm feeling relieved."
When Mr. Cline asked for new computers, they came in time to train students for the state computer exams.
The French, Latin and computer exams to be dropped are the second Advanced Placement programs within their disciplines.
The male and female performance are equal in all years as is the scores on paper versus computer exams reveal no difference.
Indeed, in three states, not a single girl took the computer science exam in 2014.
In American high schools, girls comprised fewer than 15percentt of students who took the AP computer science exam in 2006, and there was a 70percentt decline in the number of incoming undergraduate women choosing to major in computer science from 2000 to 2005, according to the National Center for Women & Information Technology.
Of the 30,000 students who took the AP computer science exam in 2013, fewer than 20percentt of those students were female, only 3percentt were African-American, and approximately 8percentt were Hispanic, according to the College Board.
Thus, the final user is free to customize the DTD according to the assessment requirements.For instance, if the assessment targets a computer science exam, such as Linux Operating System and its external commands, one can define a DTD by associating "Linux commands" to "Elements", and "Options" to "Attributes".
In nine states, not a single African-American student took an AP computer science exam last year.
That helps explain why only 22percentt of the high school students who take the AP computer science exam today are girls.
The ACT has announced that it wants to move to a computer-based exam by spring 2015, my colleague Tamar Lewin reported this week: "We are moving to a computer-based version, but for the foreseeable future, we will also have the paper and pencil test as an option for schools that don't have the technological capability," said Jon Erickson, the president of ACT's Education Division.
