tailieunhanh - Lecture Notes in Computer Science- P48

Lecture Notes in Computer Science- P48:This year, we received about 170 submissions to ICWL 2008. There were a total of 52 full papers, representing an acceptance rate of about 30%, plus one invited paper accepted for inclusion in this LNCS proceedings. The authors of these accepted papers | 224 . Chang and . Chou 3 Example - explore the fundamental programming paradigms through the demonstration of the Bomberman game. 4 Exercise - structured lab works for students to practice the fundamental programming concept while playing the Bomberman game. 5 Test - evaluate the learning result of students through problems solving while they are playing the Bomberman game. 6 Progress Evaluation - report the achievement of students by comparing the benchmarks of participants progress to point out personal learning developments. Road Map In order to give our students an overview of the programming course we provide a road map as shown in Fig. 2. The Road Map component of the C programming teaching plan. Each castle contains the course materials of a chapter to learn examples to explore exercises to practice and tests to pass. When the cursor falls at the castle a window will be pop up to show the brief description of that chapter. When the student click the Start button the sprite Bomberman starts to go forward to the next castle and experience the scenario of the next level if the student has already won the game in the previous chapter. Otherwise it stays on the same place. If the Bomberman reach the exit it means the student has gone through all chapters. Presentation We provide a function to let the instructor present the course materials in slideshow. The slideshow program was rewritten from the open source Jxpose 1818 . It is a presentation making software a Microsoft PowerPoint like software written in Java. We have integrated the Jxpose software into our tool. If the student have entered the first castle in the aforementioned Road Map and then hit the left side Presentation button then the slideshow of the first chapter course materials will be presented on the screen. It also provides a full screen show capability. Fig. 3. The Presentation component provides the slideshow functionality to demonstrate the C programming teaching material shows