Keynote Presentation at the Doctoral Student Meeting 2021 of the IEEE German EMC Chapter
Abstract: In order to dissuade our students from bulimic learning and to motivate them to deal with electrical engineering already during the semester, we have developed a concept of personalized tasks with anonymous peer review. All students receive their own assignment by e-mail, can solve it and submit their solution as an explanatory video via a learning management system for correction. The video submission was chosen because not only the result but also the process of solving the problem can be documented much better and can be corrected or evaluated. In order to reduce the correction effort for the teachers, the students assess each other using a sample solution that is also personalized. The process runs automatically and is therefore easily scalable. Compared to simple multiple-choice or numerical value-and-unit tasks, the calculation method and approach as well as sketches, circuit diagrams and charts can also be evaluated well. This contribution describes how the tasks and sample solutions can be automatically generated in LaTeX with the help of the packages PGFPlots and Circuitikz.
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1. How to Generate Personalized Tasks and Sample
Solutions for Anonymous Peer Review in Electrical
Engineering using L
A
TEX, PGFPLOTS and CircuiTikZ
Doctoral Student Meeting 2021
IEEE German EMC Chapter
Mathias Magdowski
Chair for Electromagnetic Compatibility, Institute for Medical Engineering
Otto von Guericke University, Magdeburg, Germany
November 9, 2021
License: cb CC BY 4.0 (Attribution, ShareAlike)
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Organizational Matters
Slides:
yes
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Organizational Matters
Slides:
yes
Recording:
no
Personalized Engineering Tasks in L
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Organizational Matters
Slides:
yes
Recording:
no
Questions:
with pleasure
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Overview
Why all this?
How are the tasks generated in L
A
TEX?
Topic „Charge and Current“
Topic „Nodal Analysis“
What has come out of it?
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Traditional Performance Assessments
Source: https://pixabay.com/de/photos/taschenrechner-notizblock-1687962/
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Demands in the Working World
Source: https://pixabay.com/de/arbeitsplatz-team-gesch%C3%A4ftstreffen-1245776/
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Classical E-Learning Tasks
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Free Handwritten Solution
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Free Handwritten Solution
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Examples of Student Misconceptions
Specification of Fourier coefficients in V and V ◦
:
also see: https://twitter.com/LehrstuhlEMV/status/1257605076308426753
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Examples of Student Misconceptions
Complex impedance converted to time function:
€ #ß
= 2.42Mt
8,411J
--
ZAB
=
81751 "
Sin Iwtt 73,95 ) I 8,751 .
ewtt 73,95
-
also see: https://twitter.com/LehrstuhlEMV/status/1264294433027174401
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Idea
Personalizable tasks for handwritten solution:
▶ handwritten −→ authentic, low-threshold for formulas, schematics, diagrams,
misconceptions become visible
▶ personalized −→ no plagiarism possible
▶ peer review −→ no correction effort −→ good ready-made personalized
sample solution
▶ via Moodle and e-mail −→ scalable, no „red tape“
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Creation and Sending of the Tasks
Registration
MAT-
LAB
LaTeX
Matriculation
No.
PDF
Task
Sample Solution
Folder
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Submission and Distribution of the Solutions
ZIP File
MAT-
LAB
Folder
Sample Solution
Form
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Mutual Correction and Completion
2 Reviews
Sample Sol.
Folder
ZIP File
Score
List
MAT-
LAB
Sample Solution
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1. Task (same for all)
The displayed time curve shows the current i as a function of time t. The charge
Q(t) is searched for the four sections
1. 0 s ≤ t ≤ 1 s,
2. 1 s < t ≤ 2 s,
3. 2 s < t ≤ 3 s and
4. 3 s < t ≤ 4 s.
The initial charge is Q(t = 0) = 0.
Calculate the charge Q(t) for each section as a formula by integrating the current
over time and draw the corresponding time curve.
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Diagram (for Matriculation Number 123 456)
1 2 3 4
−4
−3
−2
−1
1
2
3
4
t in s
i(t) in A
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Diagram (for Matriculation Number 123 457)
1 2 3 4
−4
−3
−2
−1
1
2
3
4
t in s
i(t) in A
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Diagram (for Matriculation Number 123 458)
1 2 3 4
−4
−3
−2
−1
1
2
3
4
t in s
i(t) in A
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Diagram (for Matriculation Number 123 459)
1 2 3 4
−4
−3
−2
−1
1
2
3
4
t in s
i(t) in A
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Create Randomized PGFPLOTS Diagrams
documentclass { standalone }
usepackage { pgfplots , s i u n i t x }
begin { document }
% Set random number generator to m a t r i c u l a t i o n number
pgfmathsetseed {123456}
% Current at time 1 s ( in A, can also s t i l l be zero , but should not be )
pgfmathrandominteger { stromeinsrandom }{ −4}{4}
% i f current i s zero , set to 1 A
pgfmathsetmacro { stromeins } { i f t h e n e l s e ( stromeinsrandom ==0 ,1 , stromeinsrandom ) }
% Current in the period from 1 s to 2 s ( in A, can also be zero )
pgfmathrandominteger { stromzwei }{ −4}{4}
% Current in the period from 2 s to 3 s ( in A, can also be zero )
pgfmathrandominteger { stromdreirandom }{ −4}{4}
% i f the current i s equal to the value from the previous period , i n v e r t the sign
pgfmathsetmacro { stromdrei } { i f t h e n e l s e ( stromzwei == stromdreirandom , − stromdreirandom , stromdreirandom ) }
% i f both currents are zero , set new current to 1 A
pgfmathsetmacro { stromdrei } { i f t h e n e l s e ( abs ( stromzwei )+abs ( stromdrei )==0 ,1 , stromdrei ) }
% Current in the period from 3 s to 4 s ( in A, can also be zero )
pgfmathrandominteger { stromvierrandom }{ −4}{4}
% i f both currents are zero , set new current to 1 A
pgfmathsetmacro { stromvier } { i f t h e n e l s e ( abs ( stromzwei )+abs ( stromvierrandom )==0 ,1 , stromvierrandom ) }
% i f both currents are zero , set new current to 1 A
pgfmathsetmacro { stromvier } { i f t h e n e l s e ( abs ( stromdrei )+abs ( stromvier )==0 ,1 , stromvier ) }
% i f the current i s equal to the value from the previous period , i n v e r t the sign
pgfmathsetmacro { stromvier } { i f t h e n e l s e ( stromdrei == stromvier , − stromvier , stromvier ) }
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Create Randomized PGFPLOTS Diagrams
begin { t i k z p i c t u r e }
begin { axis } [
xlabel ={ $t$ in s i { second } } ,
ylabel ={ $i ( t ) $ in s i { ampere } } ,
xmin= −0.9 ,xmax=4.9 , ymin= −4.9 ,ymax=4.9 ,
x t i c k ={1 ,2 ,3 ,4} , y t i c k ={ −4 , −3 , −2 , −1 ,1 ,2 ,3 ,4} ,
x t i c k l a b e l s t y l e ={ below r i g h t } ,
y t i c k l a b e l s t y l e ={ below l e f t } ,
axis x l i n e =middle , axis y l i n e =center ,
xmajorgrids , ymajorgrids , ]
addplot +[mark=none , l i n e width=1pt ] coordinates {
( −0.5 ,0)
(0 ,0)
( 1 , stromeins )
( 1 , stromzwei )
( 2 , stromzwei )
( 2 , stromdrei )
( 3 , stromdrei )
( 3 , stromvier )
( 4 , stromvier )
(4 ,0)
( 4 . 5 , 0 ) } ;
end { axis }
end { t i k z p i c t u r e }
end { document }
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1. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 456)
Sectionwise calculation:
0 ≤ t ≤ 1 s: Current in the 1. section (1 point):
i(t) = 1
A
s
· t
Charge in the 1. section (1 point):
Q(t) =
t
Z
0
1
A
s
t′
dt′
+ 0 = 1
A
s
·
t′2
2
t
0
= 0.5
A
s
t2
Charge at the end of the 1. section (1 point):
Q(1 s) = 0.5 A s
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1. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 457)
Sectionwise calculation:
0 ≤ t ≤ 1 s: Current in the 1. section (1 point):
i(t) = −2
A
s
· t
Charge in the 1. section (1 point):
Q(t) =
t
Z
0
−2
A
s
t′
dt′
+ 0 = −2
A
s
·
t′2
2
t
0
= −1
A
s
t2
Charge at the end of the 1. section (1 point):
Q(1 s) = −1 A s
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1. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 458)
Sectionwise calculation:
0 ≤ t ≤ 1 s: Current in the 1. section (1 point):
i(t) = 4
A
s
· t
Charge in the 1. section (1 point):
Q(t) =
t
Z
0
4
A
s
t′
dt′
+ 0 = 4
A
s
·
t′2
2
t
0
= 2
A
s
t2
Charge at the end of the 1. section (1 point):
Q(1 s) = 2 A s
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1. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 459)
Sectionwise calculation:
0 ≤ t ≤ 1 s: Current in the 1. section (1 point):
i(t) = 1
A
s
· t
Charge in the 1. section (1 point):
Q(t) =
t
Z
0
1
A
s
t′
dt′
+ 0 = 1
A
s
·
t′2
2
t
0
= 0.5
A
s
t2
Charge at the end of the 1. section (1 point):
Q(1 s) = 0.5 A s
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Algorithmic Generation of the Sample Solutions
% Truncate decimal places f o r an integer number
pgfmathdeclarefunction { trimzero } { 1 } { pgfmathparse { i f t h e n e l s e (#1==round (#1) , i n t ( # 1 ) , # 1 ) } }
% Convert current ( in A) to integers
pgfmathsetmacro { stromeins } { i n t ( stromeins ) }
% Charge at the end of the 1 st section ( in As)
pgfmathsetmacro { ladungeins } { trimzero ( stromeins / 2 ) }
% D i f f e r e n t i a l operator ( small upright d )
newcommand * { d i f f } { mathop { } ! mathrm { d } }
Current in the 1. section (1 point ) :
begin { equation }
i ( t ) = SI { stromeins } { ampere per second } cdot t
end { equation }
Charge in the 1. section (1 point ) :
begin { subequations } begin { align }
Q( t ) = i n t l i m i t s _ 0 ^ t SI { stromeins } { ampere per second } t ’ d i f f t ’ + 0
= SI { stromeins } { ampere per second } cdot l e f t [ frac { t ’ ^ 2 } { 2 } r i g h t ] _0^ t
= SI { ladungeins } { ampere per second } t ^2
end { align } end { subequations }
Charge at the end of the 1. section (1 point ) :
begin { equation }
Q( SI { 1 } { second } ) = SI { ladungeins } { ampere second }
end { equation }
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1. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 456)
Graphical representation:
0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 3,5 4
0
2
4
6
Time, t in s
Charge,
Q(t)
in
A
s
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1. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 457)
Graphical representation:
0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 3,5 4
−1
−0,8
−0,6
−0,4
−0,2
0
Time, t in s
Charge,
Q(t)
in
A
s
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1. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 458)
Graphical representation:
0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 3,5 4
0
1
2
3
Time, t in s
Charge,
Q(t)
in
A
s
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1. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 459)
Graphical representation:
0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 3,5 4
−2
0
2
4
Time, t in s
Charge,
Q(t)
in
A
s
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Survey
If you are also teaching, can you think of personalised/randomize tasks that
can also be used for your subject?
1. yes, immediately, many
2. yes, some
3. yes, but only after some thought
4. no, not likely
5. nohow, no way
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2. Task (same for all)
Nodal analysis shall be used to calculate the three nodal voltages UKn1, UKn2 and
UKn3 between the respective node and the reference node.
a) Draw the three nodal voltages UKn1, UKn2 and UKn3 in the circuit diagram
(3 points).
b) Set up the system of equations to calculate the nodal voltages using nodal
analysis in matrix form (9 points).
c) Insert the values of the components into the system of equations (1 point).
d) Solve the system of equations and thus calculate the three nodal voltages
UKn1, UKn2 and UKn3 (3 points).
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Circuit Diagram (for Matriculation Number 123 460)
Iq1
R1
Iq2
R2
Iq3
Iq4
R3
0
1 2
3
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Circuit Diagram (for Matriculation Number 123 461)
Iq1 Iq2
R1
Iq3
R2
Iq4
R3
0
1 2
3
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Circuit Diagram (for Matriculation Number 123 462)
R1
Iq1
Iq2
R2 R3
0
1 2
3
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Circuit Diagram (for Matriculation Number 123 463)
Iq1
R1 R2
Iq2
Iq3
R3
0
1 2
3
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Create Randomized CircuiTikZ Circuits
documentclass { standalone }
usepackage {amsmath}
newcommand { ind } [ 1 ] { mathrm {#1}}
usepackage [ european ] { c i r c u i t i k z }
begin { document }
begin { t i k z p i c t u r e } [ scale =1.3]
draw (2 ,0) to [ short ] ( 0 , 0 ) ;
draw (0 ,0) to [ I , i ^=$I_ { ind { q }1} $ ] ( 0 , 2 ) ;
draw (0 ,0) to [ short , * −] ( −2 ,0) to [R, l =$R_{1} $ ] ( −2 ,2) to [ short , −*] ( 0 , 2 ) ;
draw (2 ,0) to [ short ] ( 4 , 0 ) ;
draw (4 ,0) to [ I , i_ =$I_ { ind { q }2} $ ] ( 4 , 2 ) ;
draw (2 ,0) to [R, l ^=$R_{2} $ ] ( 2 , 2 ) ;
draw (0 ,2) to [ short ] ( 0 , 4 ) ;
draw (0 ,4) to [ I , i ^=$I_ { ind { q }3} $ ] ( 4 , 4 ) ;
draw (4 ,4) to [ short ] ( 4 , 2 ) ;
draw (0 ,2) to [ I , i ^=$I_ { ind { q }4} $ ] ( 2 , 2 ) ;
draw (4 ,2) to [R, l_=$R_{3} $ ] ( 2 , 2 ) ;
node [ c i r c ] at (2 ,0) { } ; node [ below ] at (2 ,0) { 0 } ;
node [ c i r c ] at (0 ,2) { } ; node [ above l e f t ] at (0 ,2) { 1 } ;
node [ c i r c ] at (4 ,2) { } ; node [ above r i g h t ] at (4 ,2) { 2 } ;
node [ c i r c ] at (2 ,2) { } ; node [ above ] at (2 ,2) { 3 } ;
end { t i k z p i c t u r e }
end { document }
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2. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 460)
Set up the system of equations to calculate the network:
G1 0 0
0 G3 −G3
0 −G3 G2 + G3
·
UKn1
UKn2
UKn3
=
Iq1 + Iq3 + Iq4
Iq2 − Iq3
−Iq4
Insert the values of the components into the system of equations:
9 S 0 0
0 7 S −7 S
0 −7 S 13 S
·
UKn1
UKn2
UKn3
=
11 A
−3 A
−5 A
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2. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 461)
Set up the system of equations to calculate the network:
G2 −G2 0
−G2 G2 + G3 −G3
0 −G3 G1 + G3
·
UKn1
UKn2
UKn3
=
−Iq1 + Iq3 + Iq4
−Iq2 − Iq3
−Iq4
Insert the values of the components into the system of equations:
8 S −8 S 0
−8 S 16 S −8 S
0 −8 S 14 S
·
UKn1
UKn2
UKn3
=
4 A
−15 A
−8 A
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2. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 462)
Set up the system of equations to calculate the network:
G1 + G2 0 −G2
0 G3 −G3
−G2 −G3 G2 + G3
·
UKn1
UKn2
UKn3
=
−Iq2
Iq1 + Iq2
0
Insert the values of the components into the system of equations:
7 S 0 −4 S
0 1 S −1 S
−4 S −1 S 5 S
·
UKn1
UKn2
UKn3
=
−1 A
2 A
0
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2. Sample Solution (for Matriculation Number 123 463)
Set up the system of equations to calculate the network:
G1 0 0
0 G2 + G3 −G3
0 −G3 G3
·
UKn1
UKn2
UKn3
=
−Iq1 − Iq3
0
Iq2 + Iq3
Insert the values of the components into the system of equations:
7 S 0 0
0 6 S −3 S
0 −3 S 3 S
·
UKn1
UKn2
UKn3
=
−6 A
0
10 A
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Create Randomized Systems of Equations
begin { equation * }
begin { bmatrix }
G_{1} 0 0
0 G_{3} −G_{3}
0 −G_{3} G_{2} + G_{3}
end { bmatrix } cdot begin { bmatrix }
U_ { ind {Kn}1}
U_ { ind {Kn}2}
U_ { ind {Kn}3}
end { bmatrix } = begin { bmatrix }
I_ { ind { q }1} + I_ { ind { q }3} + I_ { ind { q }4}
I_ { ind { q }2} − I_ { ind { q }3}
− I_ { ind { q }4}
end { bmatrix }
end { equation * }
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Evaluation of a Typical Cycle
Bare numbers:
▶ Tasks sent to about 200 students
▶ Solutions submitted by about 150 students
▶ Review carried out by about 140 students
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Evaluation of a Typical Cycle
Bare numbers:
▶ Tasks sent to about 200 students
▶ Solutions submitted by about 150 students
▶ Review carried out by about 140 students
Advantage:
▶ excellent activation
▶ good exam preparation without „teaching to the test“
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Typical Distribution of the Points
0–2 2–4 4–6 6–8 8–10 10–12 12–14 14–16
0
20
40
60
Number of points (maximum 16)
Absolute
frequency
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Typical Distribution of the Point Deviation
0–1 1–2 2–3 3–4 4–5
0
20
40
60
Absolute deviation between reviewer 1 and 2
Absolute
frequency
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When Do Students Submit?
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011121314151617181920212223
0
50
100
150
200
Time of day in h
Absolute
frequency
(2377
in
total)
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Survey
What questions come to your mind regarding the evaluation?
▶ . . .
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Fun Facts
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Fun Facts
Personalized Engineering Tasks in L
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Fun Facts
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Survey
Do you use a learning management system and if so, which one?
1. Moodle
2. ILIAS
3. OLAT/OPAL
4. Blackboard
5. something else
6. none
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Further Information
Achievements to date:
▶ 13 different task types developed so far
▶ 36 runs in 8 semesters so far
▶ 6400 personalized tasks sent out
▶ 3000 student solutions submitted
▶ 5720 student peer reviews accomplished
Links (in German):
Lightning Talk: https://youtu.be/LDw_Ifmg2WM
Twitter: #PersonalisierteAufgaben
Article: Die TEXnische Komödie 4/2019
FAQ: SlideShare
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Thank you very much for your attention!
Are there any questions?
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