Cumulative engagement showed staircase growth with deadline-driven peaks of 348 events on April 4th and 205 events around April 9th¶

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q2 i? Cohort activity climbed steadily before deadlines, peaking at 348 aggregate events on April 4th and a secondary surge of 205 events around April 9th, then dropping to baseline after submission. → Germán Arroyo 2026

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Germán Arroyo 2026¶

Germán Arroyo, Luis López, and Juan Carlos Torres. (2026). Securing the Sandbox: A Rootless Containerized Framework for Process-Oriented Monitoring in Computer Graphics Education. https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.05929 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2606.05929

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Cumulative platform engagement analysis (Figure 4a) of the pilot cohort's longitudinal API event logs. Genuine engagement produced segmented, staircase-like trajectories with plateaus during offline periods, and the event logs mapped "the stress cycles and collective workload of a class" around assignment deadlines.

"platform engagement climbed steadily throughout early April, culminating in a massive peak of 348 aggregate events on April 4th, immediately followed by a sharp drop to baseline levels once the assignment was submitted. A secondary surge of 205 events occurred around April 9th prior to the final exercise deadline."

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