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NSF award 2540092 · Augusta University Research Institute, INC.

Collaborative Research: Software Engineering Tutor - A Cohesive, Integrated Feedback Engine to Support Inquiry-Based Learning of Software Engineering Concepts

Final report due

28 January 2032

in 1,928 days · The award ends on 30 September 2031.

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Award number
2540092
Period of support
1 Oct 2026 – 30 Sep 2031
Amount
$462,206
Awardee
Augusta University Research Institute, INC., Augusta, GA
Program
IUSE
Directorate
EDU

Abstract

This project will serve the national interest by helping more undergraduate students become skilled and careful software developers. Learning to write software is hard, and students rely heavily on automated tools that check their work, such as programs that grade assignments, scan code for mistakes, or look for security weaknesses. These tools are good at pointing out that something is wrong, but they rarely…

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