Abstract
With the advent of Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs) and online electronic submission of assignments, computing lecturers are increasingly assessing code online. There are various tools for aiding electronic marking, grading and plagiarism detection. However, there appears to be limited shared advice to computer science tutors (and students) on the effective use of these tools. This paper aims to stimulate peer-discussion amongst tutors involved in the assessing (marking and grading) of software code. Many United Kingdom (UK) Higher Education Institutions (HEI) are using electronic marking. This paper discusses the authors’ experience and proposes suggestions for appropriate and effective solutions to the electronic assessment of software code. This will be based on the authors’ experience of electronically assessing code over three academic years and the current advice given to their students
Original language | English |
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Publication status | Published - 13 May 2013 |
Event | 9th China-Europe International Symposium on Software Engineering Education - Milan Duration: 13 May 2013 → … http://www.aicanet.it/eventicontestuali/2013/subscribableevent.2012-12-14.0601940359 |
Conference
Conference | 9th China-Europe International Symposium on Software Engineering Education |
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Period | 13/05/13 → … |
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Keywords
- Software engineering
- computer code
- online assessment
- online grading
- online marking
- turnitin