Peer review is the standard process within academia for maintaining publication quality, but
it is also widely employed in other settings, such as education and industry, for improving …

In this article, we surveyed literature related to undergraduate computer science capstone
courses. The survey was organized around course and project issues. Course issues …

This paper explains how peer review can be used to teach software testing, an important
skill that is typically not carefully taught in most programming courses. The goals of such …

Although testing often accounts for 50% of the budget of a typical software project, the
subject of software testing is often overlooked in computing curriculum. Students often view …

Real industry projects and teamwork can have a great impact on student learning and
commitment, but provision of these features also produces significant challenges for …

Computing educators have used peer review in various ways in courses at many levels. Few
of these efforts have applied peer review to multiple deliverables (such as specifications …

Test-first development and peer review have been studied independently in computing
courses, but their combination has not. We report on an experiment in which students in two …

Peer-review is a valuable tool that helps both the reviewee, who receives feedback about
his work, and the reviewer, who sees different potential solutions and improves her ability to …

This chapter gives a general introduction to formative assessment and applies this to the
teaching of computing in school, with reference to research studies in this area. A variety of …

In this exploratory pilot study, we trace students' experiences in designing, developing and
deploying unit and integration tests, as well as setting up and running continuous …