Despite the potential wealth of educational indicators expressed in a student’s approach to homework assignments, how students arrive at their final solution is largely overlooked in university courses. In this paper we present a methodology which uses machine learning techniques to autonomously create a graphical model of how students in an introductory programming course progress through a homework assignment. We subsequently show that this model is predictive of which students will struggle with material presented later in the class. Categories and Subject Descriptor
After identifying essential student modeling issues and machine learning approaches, this paper exam...
As enrollments and class sizes in postsecondary institutions have increased, instructors have sought...
The pursuit of a deeper understanding of factors that influence student performance outcomes has lon...
Prediction of student performance in Introductory programming courses can assist struggling students...
Computer science students starting their studies at our uni-versity often fail their first mandatory...
This paper explores the feasibility of a graph-based approach to model student knowledge in the doma...
We focus on grade prediction in the context of the 6.0001/2 course by utilizing student data – inclu...
Not all higher education students who enroll in introductory programming course successfully finish ...
The new students struggle to understand the introductory programming courses, due to its intricate n...
Teaching programming is increasingly more widespread and starts at primary school level on some cou...
The fundamental concepts of programming are essential to any Computer Science course yet, these conc...
Due to the increase in student numbers, the amount of time teachers have for each individual decreas...
With the advent of ubiquitous web, programming is no longer a sole prerogative of computer science s...
It is consensual to consider teaching and learning programming difficult. A lot of work, dedication...
In this paper, we developed predictive models based on students’ reviewing behaviors in an Introduct...
After identifying essential student modeling issues and machine learning approaches, this paper exam...
As enrollments and class sizes in postsecondary institutions have increased, instructors have sought...
The pursuit of a deeper understanding of factors that influence student performance outcomes has lon...
Prediction of student performance in Introductory programming courses can assist struggling students...
Computer science students starting their studies at our uni-versity often fail their first mandatory...
This paper explores the feasibility of a graph-based approach to model student knowledge in the doma...
We focus on grade prediction in the context of the 6.0001/2 course by utilizing student data – inclu...
Not all higher education students who enroll in introductory programming course successfully finish ...
The new students struggle to understand the introductory programming courses, due to its intricate n...
Teaching programming is increasingly more widespread and starts at primary school level on some cou...
The fundamental concepts of programming are essential to any Computer Science course yet, these conc...
Due to the increase in student numbers, the amount of time teachers have for each individual decreas...
With the advent of ubiquitous web, programming is no longer a sole prerogative of computer science s...
It is consensual to consider teaching and learning programming difficult. A lot of work, dedication...
In this paper, we developed predictive models based on students’ reviewing behaviors in an Introduct...
After identifying essential student modeling issues and machine learning approaches, this paper exam...
As enrollments and class sizes in postsecondary institutions have increased, instructors have sought...
The pursuit of a deeper understanding of factors that influence student performance outcomes has lon...