A Web Development and Cloud Deployment Framework for a Software Engineering Course (SIGCSE TS 2024 - ACM Student Research Competition)

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Michael Wilkinson, Ariel Schechter, Bryce Lukens, Ian Wright, Joseph Cardarelli

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SIGCSE TS 2024 ACM Student Research Competition

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Thu 21 Mar 2024 15:00 - 17:00 at Exhibit Hall E - Posters - ACM Student Research Competition - Posters Chair(s): Mohammed Seyam, Timothy Yuen

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Software Engineering is an undergraduate course designed to prepare students to program in the workplace by teaching them the importance of process, analysis, and design. One approach to teaching this course is to have the students use an all-Java framework to develop an application. Java, however, is not as easy to use in the creation of web applications in the cloud, so a more applicable development framework was researched [6]. The goal of this project was to test a web-based, cloud framework for students to use for application development in a Software Engineering course. To achieve this goal, the team researched a React-based framework and built a sample application using it. The application was then deployed on the cloud using AWS EC2 and RDS. During development, the team created a series of useful resources and collected online resources to help future students learn the technology stack quickly, allowing them to focus on software methodologies, software design, and best practices.

Michael Wilkinson

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

United States

Ariel Schechter

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

United States

Bryce Lukens

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

United States

Ian Wright

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

United States

Joseph Cardarelli

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

United States

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15:00 - 17:00	ACM Student Research Competition - PostersACM Student Research Competition at Exhibit Hall E - Posters Chair(s): Mohammed Seyam Virginia Tech, Timothy Yuen University of Texas at San Antonio

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15:00 2h Talk		SQL Query Evaluation with Large Language Model and Abstract Syntax Trees ACM Student Research Competition Lili Xiang Northeastern University
15:00 2h Talk		Enhancing Scratch Programming with Autograding ACM Student Research Competition Herart Dominggus Nurue The University of Alabama
15:00 2h Talk		Askers, Answerers, Non-Answerers, and Lurkers: Investigating Online Q&A Platforms Personas and Success in a CS1 Course ACM Student Research Competition Nigel Newby University of Pennsylvania
15:00 2h Talk		Cloud-Secure: An Investigation into Firefly and Grey Wolf Optimization Algorithms for Phishing Detection with Machine Learning Classifiers ACM Student Research Competition Kelvin Ovabor Computer science Department,The University of Alabama
15:00 2h Talk		A Web Development and Cloud Deployment Framework for a Software Engineering Course ACM Student Research Competition Michael Wilkinson Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Ariel Schechter Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Bryce Lukens Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Ian Wright Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Joseph Cardarelli Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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15:00 2h Talk		Energizing Web Development in the Exploring Computer Science Curriculum ACM Student Research Competition Samuel Mazzone Marquette University
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15:00 2h Talk		A Comparative Study of Few-Shot vs. Zero-Shot Prompting to Generate Quick and Useful Responses to Students’ Periodic Reflections ACM Student Research Competition Ethan Hurley UNC Charlotte - College of Computing and Informatics, Joel Okyere-Badoo UNC Charlotte - College of Computing and Informatics
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15:00 2h Talk		Understanding Undergraduate Students’ Participation in Computing Clubs ACM Student Research Competition Brooke Nelson University of Florida, Amanpreet Kapoor University of Florida, USA, Christina Gardner-McCune Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA
15:00 2h Talk		Recommendation System Algorithm Application to Increase Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Course Collaborations ACM Student Research Competition Julianna Iannini The College of New Jersey, Kyla Ramos The College of New Jersey, Joe Petrecca The College of New Jersey
15:00 2h Talk		Edit, Run, Error, Repeat: Learning Analytics To Find The Most Improved Programming Student ACM Student Research Competition Johan Snider Uppsala University