Students' self-rated C programming skill before the DSA course was evenly split between good/excellent and average/poor¶
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q2 i? Self-assessment of C language programming skills before enrolling was evenly split, with 19 responses rated good/excellent and 20 rated average/poor. → Andre L. C. Barczak 2023
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Andre L. C. Barczak 2023¶
Andre L. C. Barczak, Anuradha Mathrani, Binglan Han, Napoleon H. Reyes. (2023). Automated assessment system for programming courses: a case study for teaching data structures and algorithms. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-023-10277-2
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First survey question asked students to rate their C language programming skills before enrolling in DSA, used as a reflective starting point. The article reports the split of 19 good/excellent versus 20 average/poor responses, shown in Fig. 5.
"Students ranking were evenly split with 19 responses marked as good/excellent and 20 responses as average/poor (Fig. 5)."
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Students' self-rated C programming skill before the DSA course was evenly split between good/excellent and average/poor |
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Students' self-rated C programming skill before the DSA course was evenly split between good/excellent and average/poor |
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