68 papers:
- ITiCSE-2015-InsaS #assessment #automation #domain-specific language #java #library
- Semi-Automatic Assessment of Unrestrained Java Code: A Library, a DSL, and a Workbench to Assess Exams and Exercises (DI, JS), pp. 39–44.
- ITiCSE-2015-Pritchard #named #online
- Websheets: A Templated Online Coding Exercise System (DAGP), p. 335.
- CHI-2015-KimGMM #interactive #multi #named
- RIMES: Embedding Interactive Multimedia Exercises in Lecture Videos (JK, ELG, AMH, MRM), pp. 1535–1544.
- CHI-2015-PatelO
- Contextual Influences on the Use and Non-Use of Digital Technology While Exercising at the Gym (MP, AAO), pp. 2923–2932.
- CHI-2015-TangYBJT #feedback #visual notation
- Physio@Home: Exploring Visual Guidance and Feedback Techniques for Physiotherapy Exercises (RT, XDY, SB, JAJ, AT), pp. 4123–4132.
- HCI-IT-2015-GohR #effectiveness #gamification #question
- Is Gamification Effective in Motivating Exercise? (DHLG, KR), pp. 608–617.
- ITiCSE-2014-StrieweG14a #runtime #using
- Code reading exercises using run time traces (MS, MG), p. 346.
- CHI-2014-MorrisSGK #named #smarttech #using
- RecoFit: using a wearable sensor to find, recognize, and count repetitive exercises (DM, TSS, AG, IK), pp. 3225–3234.
- CHI-2014-ZaczynskiW #design #game studies #guidelines #interactive
- Establishing design guidelines in interactive exercise gaming: preliminary data from two posing studies (MZ, ADW), pp. 1875–1884.
- HCI-AS-2014-SatoYSR #collaboration
- Collaborative Digital Sports Systems That Encourage Exercise (AS, AY, IS, JR), pp. 332–340.
- SCSM-2014-FardounAG #community #education
- Useful Educational Exercises for the Community (HMF, DMA, LCG), pp. 314–321.
- SIGIR-2014-CulpepperMSS #named #topic
- TREC: topic engineering exercise (JSC, SM, MS, FS), pp. 1147–1150.
- CASE-2013-JunKZRK #automation
- Automation for individualization of Kinect-based quantitative progressive exercise regimen (SkJ, SK, XZ, DKR, VNK), pp. 243–248.
- ITiCSE-2013-KyrilovN #assessment #automation #first-order #information management #logic #representation
- Automatic formative assessment of exercises on knowledge representation in first-order logic (AK, DCN), p. 343.
- CHI-2013-AnanthanarayanSCPS #smarttech #towards #visualisation
- Pt Viz: towards a wearable device for visualizing knee rehabilitation exercises (SA, MS, AC, HP, KAS), pp. 1247–1250.
- DUXU-CXC-2013-Rughinis #bibliography #collaboration #gamification
- Work and Gameplay in the Transparent “Magic Circle” of Gamification — Insights from a Gameful Collaborative Review Exercise (RR), pp. 577–586.
- HCI-AS-2013-JohnsonOVYP #adaptation
- Examining the Role of Contextual Exercises and Adaptive Expertise on CAD Model Creation Procedures (MDJ, EO, LV, BY, XP), pp. 408–417.
- HIMI-HSM-2013-Wesugi #approach #design #experience #novel #simulation
- Design Approach of Simulation Exercise with Use of Device and Its Significance — Design of Novel Device for Realistic Experience of Being a Hemiplegia Patient (SW), pp. 315–324.
- ICEIS-v2-2013-SiepermannSL
- Electronic Exercises for the Metra Potential Method (MS, CS, RL), pp. 435–442.
- ITiCSE-2012-QueirosL #education #named #programming
- PETCHA: a programming exercises teaching assistant (RAPQ, JPL), pp. 192–197.
- CSCW-2012-ParkYCPS #game studies #social
- Transforming solitary exercises into social exergames (TP, CY, SPC, BP, JS), pp. 863–866.
- CAV-2012-HasuoS #hybrid #standard #static analysis
- Exercises in Nonstandard Static Analysis of Hybrid Systems (IH, KS), pp. 462–478.
- DAC-2011-AdirGLNSSZ #concurrent #multi #named #thread
- Threadmill: a post-silicon exerciser for multi-threaded processors (AA, MG, SL, AN, GS, VS, AZ), pp. 860–865.
- ITiCSE-2011-RosslingMS #algorithm #animation #automation #named
- AnimalSense: combining automated exercise evaluations with algorithm animations (GR, MM, JS), pp. 298–302.
- HIMI-v2-2011-IkegamiIIO #development #game studies #visual notation
- Development of a Tracking Sound Game for Exercise Support of Visually Impaired (YI, KI, HI, MO), pp. 31–35.
- ITiCSE-2010-AhmadzadehS #eclipse #java #named #plugin #student
- JavaMarker: an eclipse plug-in to mark students’ Java exercises (MA, MS), p. 324.
- ITiCSE-2010-BorstlerDRTHW #modelling #uml
- Sharing and discussing UML modeling exercises in a PLE (JB, DD, ER, ST, MH, SW), p. 301.
- ITiCSE-2010-KaravirtaI #assessment #automation #javascript
- Serverless automatic assessment of Javascript exercises (VK, PI), p. 303.
- SOFTVIS-2010-HelminenM #named #programming #python #visualisation
- Jype — a program visualization and programming exercise tool for Python (JH, LM), pp. 153–162.
- CSEET-2009-DemuthW #modelling #re-engineering #scalability #web
- Web Based Software Modeling Exercises in Large-Scale Software Engineering Courses (BD, DW), pp. 138–141.
- ITiCSE-2009-Blaheta
- Democracy in the classroom: an exercise for the first days of CS1 (DB), pp. 36–39.
- CHI-2009-WuRT #requirements #social
- An exploration of social requirements for exercise group formation (MW, AR, KNT), pp. 79–82.
- DHM-2009-ThomasDAS #evaluation #personalisation
- Non-intrusive Personalized Mental Workload Evaluation for Exercise Intensity Measure (NLT, YD, TA, JHS), pp. 315–322.
- HCI-NT-2009-Rebolledo-MendezDMVFLG #assessment #detection #usability
- Assessing NeuroSky’s Usability to Detect Attention Levels in an Assessment Exercise (GRM, ID, EMM, MDVC, SdF, FL, ARGG), pp. 149–158.
- ICEIS-J-2009-SiepermannS #automation #generative
- e-Learning in Logistics Cost Accounting Automatic Generation and Marking of Exercises (MS, CS), pp. 665–676.
- KDIR-2009-ZhouZK #collaboration #learning
- The Collaborative Learning Agent (CLA) in Trident Warrior 08 Exercise (CZ, YZ, CK), pp. 323–328.
- RE-2009-Breaux #approach #requirements
- Exercising Due Diligence in Legal Requirements Acquisition: A Tool-supported, Frame-Based Approach (TDB), pp. 225–230.
- ASE-2008-KollmannG #specification #static analysis #student
- A Specification Language for Static Analysis of Student Exercises (CK, MG), pp. 355–358.
- ITiCSE-2008-RosslingH #named #online #programming
- WebTasks: online programming exercises made easy (GR, SH), p. 363.
- CHI-2008-LeongHV #named #question
- Choice: abidcating or exercising? (TWL, SH, FV), pp. 715–724.
- ITiCSE-2007-Koppelman
- Exercises as a tool for sharing pedagogical knowledge (HK), p. 361.
- HIMI-IIE-2007-ItoMN #communication #design #development
- Design and Development of Computer-Based Discussion Support Tool for Science and Technology Communication Exercise (KI, EM, SN), pp. 356–363.
- ITiCSE-2006-Erlinger #network
- Lab exercises for computer networking courses (ME), p. 305.
- RE-2006-BushN #requirements #research
- Requirements Engineering Research in Some Future Worlds: An Exercise in Scenario Planning (DB, BN), p. 324.
- ICSE-2005-ErnstC #specification
- The groupthink specification exercise (MDE, JC), pp. 617–618.
- ICSE-2005-LeonMP #data flow #empirical #evaluation #testing
- An empirical evaluation of test case filtering techniques based on exercising complex information flows (DL, WM, AP), pp. 412–421.
- ITiCSE-2003-YongH #automation #personalisation #student
- Automatically creating personalised exercises based on student profiles (CFY, CH), p. 236.
- PADL-2003-TomasL #generative
- A CLP-Based Tool for Computer Aided Generation and Solving of Maths Exercises (APT, JPL), pp. 223–240.
- ITiCSE-2002-KorhonenMMS #difference #question #student #web
- Does it make a difference if students exercise on the web or in the classroom? (AK, LM, PM, PS), pp. 121–124.
- PPDP-2002-PembeciNH #domain-specific language #functional #integration
- Functional reactive robotics: an exercise in principled integration of domain-specific languages (IP, HN, GDH), pp. 168–179.
- ITiCSE-2001-CarboneHMG #learning #programming
- Characteristics of programming exercises that lead to poor learning tendencies: Part II (AC, JH, IM, DG), pp. 93–96.
- ITiCSE-2001-Gregorio-RodriguezDPPMV #automation #named #programming #web
- EXercita: automatic web publishing of programming exercises (CGR, LFLD, PPG, CPF, RMU, JÁVI), pp. 161–164.
- ITiCSE-2001-SaikkonenMK #assessment #automation #programming
- Fully automatic assessment of programming exercises (RS, LM, AK), pp. 133–136.
- HT-2000-FischerS #adaptation #automation #hypermedia #learning
- Automatic creation of exercises in adaptive hypermedia learning systems (SF, RS), pp. 49–55.
- ICFP-2000-Okasaki #algorithm #design #lessons learnt
- Breadth-first numbering: lessons from a small exercise in algorithm design (CO), pp. 131–136.
- PODS-1999-ChuHS #optimisation #query
- Least Expected Cost Query Optimization: An Exercise in Utility (FCC, JYH, PS), pp. 138–147.
- ITiCSE-1999-Szejko #quality
- An exercise in evaluating significance of software quality criteria (SS), p. 199.
- ICML-1997-ReddyT #learning #using
- Learning Goal-Decomposition Rules using Exercises (CR, PT), pp. 278–286.
- HPDC-1997-YocumCGL
- Cut-Through Delivery in Trapeze: An Exercise in Low-Latency Messaging (KY, JSC, AJG, ARL), pp. 243–252.
- ASF+SDF-1995-KampermanW #compilation #self
- The New ASF Compiler — An Exercise in Self-Applicability (JFTK, HRW), pp. 271–293.
- INTERCHI-1993-NielsenD #bibliography #comparative #design #parallel
- Comparative design review: an exercise in parallel design (JN, HD), pp. 414–417.
- CHI-1991-HammondBCHMY #design #matrix #modelling
- Modelling user, system design: results of a scenarios matrix exercise (NH, PJB, JC, MDH, AM, RMY), pp. 377–380.
- DAC-1990-CompasanoB #algorithm #scheduling #synthesis #using
- Synthesis Using Path-Based scheduling: algorithms and Exercises (RC, RAB), pp. 450–455.
- OOPSLA-1989-MinskyR
- Controllable Delegation: An Exercise in Law-Governed Systems (NHM, DR), pp. 371–380.
- LICS-1988-HoareG #correctness #logic
- Partial Correctness of C-MOS Switching Circuits: An Exercise in Applied Logic (CARH, MJCG), pp. 28–36.
- POPL-1987-Jouvelot #abstract interpretation #parallel #semantics
- Semantic Parallelization: A Practical Exercise in Abstract Interpretation (PJ), pp. 39–48.
- LFP-1984-Clinger #compilation #semantics
- The Scheme 311 Compiler: An Exercise in Denotational Semantics (WDC), p. 356–?.
- SOSP-1981-BirrellLNS #distributed #named #summary
- Gravevine: An Exercise in Distributed Computing (summary) (AB, RL, RMN, MDS), pp. 178–179.