Case Study: University Malaysia Pekan is plan to develop Learning Management Systems (LMS e.g: KALAM) to support online learning activities for the students who are living inside or outside campus. The University Management expected the propose LMS able to support all teaching and learning activities such as taking attendance for class session, sharing learning resources from lecturer to students and vice versa, test or final examination online session, recording synchronize lecture session, group discussion with the ability of room breakout sessions and any suggestions functions that will become as an added value for the proposes LMS. The proposes LMS should become one site centre for all teaching and learning activities for University Malaysia Pekan. Suggest FIVE (5) reliable sources and artefacts could be used (including where is expected to get it and what are expected data will be get from them) to get the information for the proposes application.

Case Study: University Malaysia Pekan is plan to develop Learning Management Systems (LMS e.g: KALAM) to support online learning activities for the students who are living inside or outside campus. The University Management expected the propose LMS able to support all teaching and learning activities such as taking attendance for class session, sharing learning resources from lecturer to students and vice versa, test or final examination online session, recording synchronize lecture session, group discussion with the ability of room breakout sessions and any suggestions functions that will become as an added value for the proposes LMS. The proposes LMS should become one site centre for all teaching and learning activities for University Malaysia Pekan. Suggest FIVE (5) reliable sources and artefacts could be used (including where is expected to get it and what are expected data will be get from them) to get the information for the proposes application.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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