Online Exam Information System With Moodle on Local Area Network (LAN)

This thesis presents the development and implementation of an Online Examination Information System using Moodle, designed to operate within a Local Area Network (LAN) to support digital assessment in environments with limited internet access. The system aims to provide a reliable, secure, and user-friendly platform for administering online exams. Development was carried out using Moodle hosted on a Linux-based XAMPP server, configured with a local DNS for domainbased access across LAN-connected devices. The Waterfall methodology guided the stages of analysis, design, implementation, testing, and evaluation. Functional and performance testing was conducted using Apache Benchmark and JMeter, while user experience was measured through questionnaires. The system achieved a 100% login and quiz submission success rate among 10 student participants. Performance tests indicated stable response times under simulated load, with average quiz completion times of 10–15 minutes and no system crashes recorded. User feedback also confirmed that the grading system was fully functional and the platform intuitive. These results demonstrate that the system successfully met its objectives and is a viable solution for institutions seeking to manage examinations in an offline, LAN-based digital environment.