Miss Lili
I thought about "computerizing" the questions for Teaching Methods, however there are a few problems:
1- To computerize the questions, or to be accurate to follow a multiple choice system, we need more quantity, and that would mean including everything I have deleted before in the lectures, and also that the questions will be or must be very tricky, and would require thrice the effort you have to pay now to study the course.
2- When that approach is followed in this exam, it will have to be followed in the next one and the one after for those who do not pass now, and that means questions would have to be repeated.
3- Luck plays a big role in this kind of testing, so someone who never attended or studied can just go to the exam, try his luck, and may pass. I do not like this, and I think it is not fair that any student passes an exam this way.
These are some of the reasons, not to mention you will have about 50 questions to answer in about an hour, and so many people might end up not having any time to finish two thirds of that amount.
Obada, I was about to answer your question but Adnan did that already, hope you got the answer you wanted, if not, let me know.

 
English as a Second Language (ESL) refers to teaching English in a country where English is considered the main or (an) official language(USA, UK, Australia , India >>)

while , for example, in the Syrian context , English is not an official language.
We can call the teaching process here "TEFL" or teaching English as a foregin language