Circuits Up!

William Billingsley

Circuits Up!

William Billingsley (Creator)

Computer Science

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Abstract

A suite of in-browser simulations, models, exercises, and accompanying videos that teach digital electronics. This software is referenced in the ASCILITE 2020 paper "Revisiting the Intelligent Book: Towards Seamless Intelligent Content and Continuously Deployed Courses". Its design and construction revisited the "intelligent book" concept from earlier papers in the 2000s, applying a similar constraint propagator from Billingsley et al (2004) "Intelligent tutoring and supervised problem solving in the browser", but this time with the model compiled and deployed to a modern front-end framework to enable more fluid and responsive feedback between the user and the model.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Australia
Publisher	William Billingsley
Publication status	Published - 29 Feb 2020

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