CircuitStyle: A System for Peripherally Reinforcing Best Practices in Hardware Computing
summary
A web system implements a repository of circuit style behaviors plus a tutorial authoring tool, an instructor glanceable dashboard with per-style pie charts, and a student view that requires step sorting and sends photos for peer photo review. Evaluated with 11 undergraduates in a 90‑minute workshop (avg completion 41m16s, SD 9m14s), 100% finish and only 3/11 need extra help; instructors report better awareness without staring at a screen.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:26Hardware Computing
- 1:15Coding Style
- 2:21Best Practices
- 3:20Research Goals
- 4:03Tutorial Authoring
- 5:12Assigning Styles
- 6:25Overall Performance Grid
- 6:57Student View
- 7:38Tutorial Interface
- 8:18Peer Review
- 9:03Case Study
- 9:53Takeaways
- 10:20Instructor Interaction
- 11:03Student Feedback
- 11:37Summary
- 12:00Future Work
- 13:12Thanks
- 13:53Questions
- 14:19Checklist Manifesto
- 15:30Scale
- 15:46Instructor Worked
- 16:58Question from David
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