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This document summarizes work on developing plugins for the WebCAT autograding system. The team has researched existing autograding systems, set up WebCAT, and developed a feature table and workflow. Anant implemented local single-threaded grading and incorporated static analysis. Maha created a leaderboard to display student performance rankings anonymously. Future plans include improving remote grading on clusters, documentation, and integrating with EduHPC. The goal is to automatically and transparently grade parallel programs for MOOCs.
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Abhilash Alwandi_Resume
- Abhilash Alwandi is an experienced IT professional and skilled QA Test Engineer with over 3 years of experience in manual and automation testing. He has expertise in planning, executing, and leading testing projects for international clients.
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Autograder presentation
- 1. Auto-Grading Parallel Programs Building plugins for WebCAT Team Lead: Max Grossman Team Member: Maha Aziz, Anant Tibrewal, Anna Chi
- 2. ● Background & Motivation ● Related Work ● What is WebCAT? ● Workflow ● Feature table ● Our Progress ● Future Plans Overview
- 3. ● Current grading method & Shorts ● A tool for testing and analyzing parallel programs automatically ○ Transparency of the grading process ○ Speed up and simplify the grading process ○ Focus on application performance ○ Possibility of parallel programming MOOC to be created Background & Motivation
- 4. ● Mooshak ○ Intended for hosting coding competitions online ○ Simple configuration, minimal requirements (apache, linux, tcl) ○ Not very pretty UI ● Marmoset ○ Not very extensive Java support Related Work
- 7. from May.11th till now ● Research about multiple autograding systems Related Work ● Target on WebCat WebCAT ● Install and set up ● Hackathon plug-in structure ● Feature table Workflow
- 8. Description Priority (1-5, 1 being the highest) Viability (1-5, 1 being the highest) Workload (1-5, 1 being the highest) Assignee Code styling/checkstyle grading 2 1 2 Anant Local grading of HJ-lib programs running in a single thread for correctness 1 1 1 Anant Remote grading of HJ-lib programs running on multiple cores in a compute cluster 2 3 1 Anna needs to commit student file to svn before/after running the autograder 1 1 5 Anna Feature Table
- 9. Description Priority (1-5, 1 being the highest) Viability (1-5, 1 being the highest) Workload (1-5, 1 being the highest) Assignee give a way for student provided tests to be graded with feedback 3/4 once we have instructor-provided, this is a 2 3 instructor provided tests with limited feedback 1 1 1 Ranking of student submissions based on performance, make it visible to students to turn every homework into a competition (with names anonymized?) 4 4 2 Maha Statistics on how many students are passing a given test, to give feedback on the relative difficulty of different tests (maybe part of the leaderboard?) 3 4 2 Feature Table
- 10. Description Priority (1-5, 1 being the highest) Viability (1-5, 1 being the highest) Workload (1-5, 1 being the highest) Assignee Student peer reviews 5 5 1 Different types of static code analysis tools 2 once we have checkstyle, this should be easier (3) 2 NetID authentication 1 3 ? Maha Feature Table
- 11. Architecture Students WebCAT STIC Leaderboard Homework Submission Performance Test Results Student View of Leaderboard POST Request for New Submissions SVN
- 12. ● Anant ● Maha ● Anna Our Progress
- 13. Architecture Students WebCAT STIC Leaderboard Homework Submission Performance Test Results Student View of Leaderboard POST Request for New Submissions SVN
- 14. ● Anant ○ Local grading of HJ-lib programs running in a single thread for correctness ○ Built HJ program with JUnit tests to test WebCAT ■ correctness, performance tests ○ Incorporated the FindBugs static analysis tool to WebCAT ■ tool to detect bugs in code Our Progress
- 15. Architecture Students WebCAT STIC Leaderboard Homework Submission Performance Test Results Student View of Leaderboard POST Request for New Submissions SVN
- 16. ● Maha ○ “Leaderboard” ○ created a database which contains all student submissions from the svn ■ includes test names, execution times, core count, etc. ○ database is displayed to webpage for students to see a ranking of how well their classmates are doing ■ all information on webpage is anonymous Our Progress
- 17. Leaderboard
- 18. Architecture Students WebCAT STIC Leaderboard Homework Submission Performance Test Results Student View of Leaderboard POST Request for New Submissions SVN
- 19. student-runs Handled backup of students files using SVN student ID before grading num of submission after grading student ‘s code Results
- 20. Remote grading on multiple cores in cluster WebCAT STIC (cluster) Build folder structure Run tests Student code & Performance test Send performance results back
- 21. Through admin interface Slurm personal configuration
- 22. DEMO
- 23. ● Feature table ● Provide documentations for students and instructors ● EduHPC Future Plans
- 24. ● Current inconvenient grading process ● Research about autograders ● Good points and properties of WebCAT ● Feature Table ● Our progress ● Next steps Summary