Titus' Projects

I make no claims of the general readiness for any of these programs. In general they work for me, and if anyone feels like giving them a shot they are welcome to do so at their own risk. These are primarily Linux/Unix only projects.

ssMailer - Storing your grades in a spreadsheet? Got a column of email addresses/usernames for your students? Use this to send score reports to 'em.
scope - Extremely basic tool for "stepping through" C++ code. Doesn't work with classes/objects.
mp3Burn.py - Burn audio CDs of your mp3 collection.
evalQuestions.py - Evaluate the difficulty / discrimination factors of questions on a quiz/exam after grading it (see my paper Closing The Loop).
renamer - Given a PDF that is the concatenation of many student submissions, and a spreadsheet with usernames etc in it, split the PDF and rename the splits by username.
Agar - After extensive refactoring, agar2 is ready for release. This is my computer aided assessment system that does things like automated grading of programs, PDF annotation and mailback of student work with page-localized grader comments, exporting grades to spreadsheet, and more.
Homebrew Optical Mark Recognition (HOMR) - Build your own fill-in-the-bubble forms for processing. Make sure to read the documentation, send me questions when you have 'em. I'm happy to provide (some) support on this one. This ought to work under Windows, although I haven't tried it.