Practice questions for Delta University courses

BASMAGLY (بصمجلي) started as a study tool for students at Delta University. It gathers past quizzes, midterm material and question banks that were shared between students, and turns them into one place where you can study the questions with the correct answers marked and then test yourself.

Today it covers three courses from the Delta University student LMS (DULMS): Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition (AI216), Digital Logic (AI215) and Data Mining (CSC213). Each course has its own page with the details, and everything is free with no account and no email.

BASMAGLY is an independent student project. It is not run by, endorsed by, or an official site of Delta University. The questions come from materials students shared and they are not official exam papers.

What is covered, course by course

Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition (AI216)

Two separate banks: Dr. Dina with 205 questions collected from her quizzes, and Dr. Mahfouz with 225 questions from the question bank for chapters 1 to 5. Study, tests and the leaderboard are kept separate per bank, so you only practice the doctor you actually have.

Digital Logic (AI215)

Four sources: the Fall 2025-2026 midterm (all 40 questions), lecture question banks 1-8, sheet questions with their solutions, and online quiz forms. Topics are number systems, Boolean algebra, gates and K-maps. You can filter the questions by lecture.

Data Mining (CSC213)

Three sources for lectures 1 to 7: the Fall 2025-2026 midterm (27 questions), a Bank of 199 questions (including the 150 true/false questions from the lecture slides) and a Quizzes source of 43 questions from DULMS and Moodle quiz reviews, plus Past Exams (169), 438 in total. Topics include KDD, data types, preprocessing and cleaning, statistics and the z-score, decision trees, classification and clustering.

How to use BASMAGLY for exam preparation

• Pick the course and the exact source. Start from the home page, choose the subject, then the doctor or source that matches your class.
• Study first. Open Study to read every question with the correct answer marked. Read the short explanation on the questions you find tricky.
• Then test yourself. In Test you choose how many random questions you want (or all of them) and an optional countdown timer. Your choices are remembered per subject.
• Retest your mistakes. After a test, run only the questions you got wrong or skipped. This practice never changes your rank.
• Climb the leaderboard. Each subject has a leaderboard. Pick a username once and your results are saved for your browser.
• Come back later. An unfinished test is saved in your browser so you can continue it later.

How the answers are checked

Answers follow the keys in the materials that were supplied. Where a printed key looks wrong, the explanation says so and the question is handled openly instead of hiding the problem. Scored tests are graded on the server, not in your browser, so the leaderboard stays fair.

Most questions have a short explanation in simple Egyptian Arabic and a trick to remember the answer. Question text stays in English, as it appears in the course.

Common questions about the Delta University banks

Is this an official Delta University website?

No. It is an independent student project. Always rely on your lectures, your doctor and the official course materials.

Are these the real exam questions?

No. They are practice questions gathered from past quizzes, midterm material and question banks that students shared. They show the style of the course but they are not a promise of what appears in your exam.

Which courses are available?

Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition (AI216), Digital Logic (AI215) and Data Mining (CSC213). More subjects are added over time.

Do I need to sign in with my university account?

No. There is no login. You choose a username and nothing from DULMS is needed.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. The site works on phones and computers, in English or Arabic.

I think a question or answer is wrong.

Use the in-site support chat to report it.