Context Teaching conceptual data modelling (CDM) remains a challenging task for educators. Despite the fact that CDM is an integral part of software engineering curricula, there is no generally accepted educational framework for the subject. Moreover, the existing educational literature shows significant gaps when it comes to pursued learning outcomes and their assessment. Objective In this paper, we propose an educational framework for conceptual data modelling, based on the revised Bloom's taxonomy of educational objectives, and provide necessary examples of systemized learning outcomes. Method We utilized the revised Bloom's taxonomy to develop an adapted framework specifically for learning outcomes related to CDM. We validated the fra...
Conceptual modeling and metamodeling are vital parts in computer and information science study progr...
This paper describes teaching practices designed to help novice data modellers become expert data mo...
It is a consensus that computers cannot be ignored at school; nevertheless, the way in which they ar...
The dataset represents learning outcomes related to the discipline of domain modelling, data modelli...
This paper describes a didactical Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE)-tool that was developed...
Data modelling as activity operates in the intersection between software design and programming. It ...
This article frames Conceptual Modeling education as a design problem, in the sense of the Design Sc...
This paper describes an optimized didactic environment to support and improve learning achievements ...
In the authors\u27 university there is a challenge, with respect to Conceptual Modeling topics, of b...
Software Engineering (SE) educators have been advocating the use of non-conventional approaches for ...
Learning requirements analysis and validation through conceptual modeling is very hard. Experienced ...
Learning by creating models is an active form of learning, which is well suited to induce deep under...
Providing formative feedback on heavy cognitive tasks, such as modelling sequence diagrams, is impor...
Modeling is an important skill needed in both science and engineering domains. In software engineeri...
Computer based instruction (CBI) has been used in science, mathematics, and engineering education, a...
Conceptual modeling and metamodeling are vital parts in computer and information science study progr...
This paper describes teaching practices designed to help novice data modellers become expert data mo...
It is a consensus that computers cannot be ignored at school; nevertheless, the way in which they ar...
The dataset represents learning outcomes related to the discipline of domain modelling, data modelli...
This paper describes a didactical Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE)-tool that was developed...
Data modelling as activity operates in the intersection between software design and programming. It ...
This article frames Conceptual Modeling education as a design problem, in the sense of the Design Sc...
This paper describes an optimized didactic environment to support and improve learning achievements ...
In the authors\u27 university there is a challenge, with respect to Conceptual Modeling topics, of b...
Software Engineering (SE) educators have been advocating the use of non-conventional approaches for ...
Learning requirements analysis and validation through conceptual modeling is very hard. Experienced ...
Learning by creating models is an active form of learning, which is well suited to induce deep under...
Providing formative feedback on heavy cognitive tasks, such as modelling sequence diagrams, is impor...
Modeling is an important skill needed in both science and engineering domains. In software engineeri...
Computer based instruction (CBI) has been used in science, mathematics, and engineering education, a...
Conceptual modeling and metamodeling are vital parts in computer and information science study progr...
This paper describes teaching practices designed to help novice data modellers become expert data mo...
It is a consensus that computers cannot be ignored at school; nevertheless, the way in which they ar...