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Đánh giá môn học - Dùng cho portal của HCMUS - ĐH KHTN TP.HCM

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Last edited Jan 5, 2016
Created on Jan 5, 2016

This visualization automates the submission of course evaluations on the HCMUS student portal by iterating through each row of a data table and triggering the associated link. It randomly selects radio-button answers for ranking and multiple-choice questions using jQuery selectors, then handles any missing fields by prompting for input and manually setting values. The script uses jQuery’s `.trigger()` and `.attr()` methods to interact with the page’s DOM, with a configurable delay between submissions via `setTimeout`.

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