In an AI-permitted course with research-shaped homework, most students remained engaged throughout, with 33 of 42 earning credit on at least eight of ten sheets¶

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q2 i? Out of 42 active coursework records, 33 received positive credit on at least eight of the ten homework sheets and 24 received credit on all ten, alongside visible engagement beyond required work. → M. Mikhasenko 2026

Evidence¶

M. Mikhasenko 2026¶

M. Mikhasenko, M. Stahl, I. Segal, D. Parmar, A. Zimmer, and A. Kazatsky. (2026). AI in Particle Physics Education: Research Problems and Foundational Skills. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.05719 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2609.05719

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Administrative course record analysis of the KT1 course: of 42 active coursework records, "33 received positive credit on at least eight of the ten sheets and 24 received credit on all ten." Engagement also included reusable HW1 tools, a 15-page HW6 derivation, and ambitious podcasts.

"Such engagement was not confined to a few exceptional cases. Out of 42 active coursework records, 33 received positive credit on at least eight of the ten sheets and 24 received credit on all ten."

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