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Qualitative Dataset On Student Interpretation Of Automated Code Feedback And Programming Self-Efficacy, Mary Benjamin

Michigan Tech Research Data

This dataset supports a qualitative study examining how first-year engineering students interpret automated code feedback and how these interpretations relate to the development of programming self-efficacy.

The study focuses on student interactions with an automated code critiquer (WebTA) in a MATLAB-based introductory programming course. It explores how feedback influences students’ emotional responses, debugging behaviors, and confidence development.

Conceptual framing: Automated Feedback → Interpretation → Self-Efficacy Development

Through His Hands, Caleigh Weintraub

Intertext

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Panama: The Spirit Of Community, Natalia Ah Chu

Intertext

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Maroon, Liam Kernan

Intertext

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Koolaids, Death, And Art, Sarah Wells

Intertext

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Section Intro: Witnessing Through Words, Chloe Fox Rinka, Jack Vanbeveren

Intertext

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My Little Feet Didn't Know The Way, Odai Alzobani

Intertext

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Artists - Intertext 2026, Intertext Journal

Intertext

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Engaged Humanities, Chloe Fox Rinka

Intertext

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Contributors - Intertext 2026, Intertext Journal

Intertext

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Section Intro: Identity Found In Memory, Kaden Halboth, Cruz Thapa

Intertext

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Contents - Intertext 2026, Intertext Journal

Intertext

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The Extinction Of Fireflies, Clara Kelley

Intertext

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Youth For Sale, Kemi Martins

Intertext

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Time To Call Time: Why Term Limits Are Essential For The Supreme Court, Carly Gold

Intertext

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Through The Lens Of Fire: Photography And Resitance, Nehru Madan

Intertext

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What Is This Thing Called Film?, Strutts Psyridis

Staff Scholarship - Australia & Dubai

This article looks back at my experience of the transition from traditional motion picture film to modern digital filmmaking. It explains the physical and chemical processes behind film, and how we worked with as creatives, and contrasts them with digital recording methods, I reflect on how technological changes transformed production practices, costs, and industry infrastructure. I also highlight the discipline and technical skills required when shooting on film, arguing that the limitations of older methods encouraged careful planning, collaboration, and strong visual storytelling techniques.

2026 April 22 - Undergraduate Curriculum Council Minutes, Undergraduate Curriculum Council, East Tennessee State University

Undergraduate Curriculum Council Minutes

No abstract provided.

Sb22-25/26: Resolution Generally Revising Asum Personnel Policy, Buddy Wilson

Senate Resolutions, 2007-Present

SB22-25/26: Resolution Generally Revising ASUM Personnel Policy. This resolution passed [14-0-0] on a roll call vote during the April 22, 2026 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM).

Uc Resources Space And Budget Agenda 2026-04-22, Northern Illinois University

University Council Archives

No abstract provided.

Fs Agenda 2026-04-22, Northern Illinois University

Faculty Senate Archives

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The Lost Reader: Temptation, Free Will, And Morality In Paradise Lost And Undertale, Serena Hope Labello

Honors Theses

This paper demonstrates that video games expand on a reader’s literary experience and should be characterized as literary artifacts. My thesis research project explores free will and temptation as originally reflected in John Milton’s epic, Paradise Lost, and in Undertale, a 2015 video game where players change the trajectory of the game with their use of free will. Critics of both texts have commented on how the structure of the epic poem and the game place the reader or player in a position to make moral choices. Stanley Fish’s critique of Paradise Lost claims that the reader will fall to …

Real Horror: The Supernatural And Its Connection To Abuse In Late 20th Century Horror, John Sebastian

Honors Theses

Horror authors from the late 20th century explain the turmoil of domestic and childhood abuse through supernatural elements to represent the loss of autonomy of victims. Several horror authors from the late 20th century showcase abuse through the supernatural not to exploit the experiences of victims of abuse but allow for spaces for readers to encounter truly horrifying stories and process them. Works explored include Stephen King’s The Shining and Carrie, as well as Ira Levin’s Rosemary's Baby and William Peter Blatty’s The Exorcist.

The Evolution And Impact Of Fashion Marketing In The Age Of Social Media, Lillie L. Warrington

Honors Theses

This research paper aims to analyze the effect of social media on consumer behavior in fashion marketing by investigating how fashion brands have adapted their strategies to leverage social media platforms effectively and exploring the role of social media influencers in shaping brand perception and consumer loyalty. By addressing these objectives, this research seeks to contribute to the growing body of knowledge on digital marketing in the fashion industry, offering valuable insights.

The study will be conducted through a comprehensive review of existing research and primary research, including a survey of 143 participants, to better understand how social media affects …

The Student Movement Volume 110 Issue 22: Coloring Within The Finish Lines, Anna Rybachek, Addison Randall, Megan Constantine, Joey Carrion, Ysabella Neves, Kyle Simpson, Isa Demoraes, Matthew Henderson, Aiko J. Ayala Rios, Alyssa Caruthers, Maya Thomas

The Student Movement V. 110 (2025-2026)

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Literary Summer: Refreshing Book Recommendations for Hot Weather, Anna Rybachek

AU Professors Charles Reid & Chi Yong Yun To Lead Joint Recital, Addison Randall

HUMANS

A Fond Farewell: Dean Amy Rosenthal's Next Chapter Begins, Megan Constantine

NEWS

Andrews University Student Movement: 2025-2026 News Highlight Reel, Joey Carrion

Scrambled Legs Host Colorful Campus Run, Ysabella Neves

Andrews Shares Artistry at Library Poetry Event, Kyle Simpson

Student's Tragedy Sparks Safety Initiative at Lake Chapin, Isa DeMoraes

IDEAS

The Complexity of Job Hunting: What Can We Do?, Matthew Henderson

Reading as an Act of Change, Aiko J. Ayala Rios

PULSE …

Crafting The Narrative: A Look At Long-Form Storytelling Through The Art Of Quilling, Jaycee R. Lundell

Student Works

This thesis explores the journeys of four contemporary quilling artists and their works. It dives into the creative process of conducting the interviews, capturing the footage, and making the documentary. The documentary also explores the history of quilling including its resurgence in the 1980s and the complicated process of navigating the declining numbers of the International Quilling Guild while the craft spreads across the internet, potentially losing its rich history and standards of excellence. Since quilling is a lesser known art, this thesis is also an attempt to spread the knowledge of the craft since there are very few scholarly …

Robust And Interpretable Cross-Domain Arabic Readability Prediction Using Hybrid Modeling: Evidence On The Limitations Of Transformer-Based Classifiers, Sarah Alzu'bi

Theses and Dissertations

Automatic readability assessment aims to predict how difficult a text is for readers to understand. The concept of readability has been widely studied across languages due to its significant impact on reading comprehension, leading to the development of various methods and approaches. In this study, I addressed two key challenges in readability assessment. First, I examine the performance of statistical classifiers and transformer-based models, including CAMeLBERT(Inoue et al, 2021.) with a focus on their ability to generalize under domain, genre, and stylistic shifts. Second, I investigate the interpretability of transformer performance in readability task, which are often criticized for their …

Temperature-Induced Uncertainty In Fixed-Context Retrieval-Augmented Generation, Steven Zeng, Murat Kuzlu

Cybersecurity Undergraduate Research Showcase

This study examines how decoding temperature affects output uncertainty in a fixed-context retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) system. We define uncertainty as the semantic dispersion among repeated answers under the same fixed retrieved context, with greater dispersion interpreted as higher uncertainty. To isolate this answer-generation variability from retrieval drift, each question was paired with a fixed retrieved context, and repeated generations differed only in temperature. The experiment used nine questions drawn from a machine-learning textbook corpus, with three questions each at easy, moderate, and hard difficulty. Each question was evaluated at five temperatures (0.0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, and 1.0) over 30 iterations, …

Written On The Earth: The Story Of Edgmont In Stone And Stream, Walt Cressler, Chester-Ridley-Crum Watersheds Association

West Chester History by WCU Authors

Earth Day Lecture by Walt Cressler of West Chester University and Chester-Ridley-Crum Watersheds Association. This talk was hosted on Earth Day, April 22, 2026 by White Horse Village and Edgemont Township Historical Society.

West Chester Porchfest & Sustainability, Margaret Hudgings, Molly Hanford

Sustainability Research & Practice Seminar Presentations

Dr. Margaret Hudgings and Molly Hanford of the West Chester Green Team present "West Chester Porchfest and Sustainability."