Abstract: Randomization is a technique that can be used with programming assessments to discourage academic misconduct by making it unlikely for two colluding students to get the exact same questions.

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Abstract: Basic Programming Practice (BPP), as an introductory course for computer science majors, aims to enable students to have basic programming skills and lay a foundation for subsequent advanced ...

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