Chatbot-Based Assessment of Code Understanding in Automated Programming Assessment Systems
Chatbot-Based Assessment of Code Understanding in Automated Programming Assessment Systems explores A hybrid framework integrating conversational AI with automated programming assessment to verify student code understanding, not just correctness.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in AI in Education.
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