As a Professor, I want to integrate Problem Sets into my Syllabus, so I can test students after they learn concepts

[lerongil]

Background

Homeworks, Practice Exams, and Projects are important ways to test student comprehension. With the Assessment Experience and Problem Set Bank, professors should be able to add Problem Sets into their Syllabus

Related:

• Problem Sets Bank
• Problem Set Bank collection
• Integrations into Syllabus

MVP Goal

Professor should be able to select canned Problem Sets on a Syllabus

Acceptance Criteria

• [ ] Syllabus dropdown to switch between Chapters, Tutorials, and Problem Sets
• [ ] Professor should be able to add Problem Set to a section with a checkbox

[pandasa123]

Some notes:

• “It’s expected that students will be destroyed on the first exam. It’s up to students to realise they messed up and correct themselves.“. Exams are a popular way to method comprehension, but...
• Using Problem Sets as for Practice Exams, possibly with the Autograder being immensely valuable for students

[pandasa123]

As we ship out a Practice Exam and Problem Sets, we should figure out how to grade probability distributions. This is based on a few professor interviews

Having a grade for the problems is a bit hard since compiled circuits and numerical evaluation is tricky. If I had to think about the core idea when we think about learning algorithms, it's all about probability distributions — that's an easy to thing to score

[pandasa123]

Here are some WIP Practice Exam questions. We'll write these as MCQ + Auto-Graded FR questions

[pandasa123]

If I had to think about what the basics for having a practical exam:

• Server-side MCQ validation to prevent cheating
• Exam-wide grading (not just individual problems)
• Qiskit/qiskit.org#255

And this is just a barebones, before we think about how the exam experience should include:

• How can we rotate questions with a test bank?
• How should questions be presented? One page, multiple pages, sections?

[vabarbosa]

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