Predictability of identifier naming with Copilot: A case study for mixed-initiative programming tools (VL/HCC 2024 - PPIG papers) - VL/HCC 2024

Mon 2 - Fri 6 September 2024 Liverpool, L3 5TR, United Kingdom

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Michael Lee, Advait Sarkar, Alan Blackwell

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VL/HCC 2024 PPIG papers

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When

Fri 6 Sep 2024 09:00 - 09:25 at LT1 - Session 10: Programming and CS Education

Michael Lee

University of Cambridge, UK

Advait Sarkar

Microsoft Research and University of Cambridge

United Kingdom

Alan Blackwell

University of Cambridge

United Kingdom

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Session Program

Fri 6 Sep
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	09:00 - 10:30	Session 10: Programming and CS EducationPPIG papers at LT1

	09:00 25m Talk		Predictability of identifier naming with Copilot: A case study for mixed-initiative programming tools PPIG papers Michael Lee University of Cambridge, UK, Advait Sarkar Microsoft Research and University of Cambridge, Alan Blackwell University of Cambridge
	09:25 20m Talk		Further Evaluations of a Didactic CPU Visual Simulator (CPUVSIM) PPIG papers Renato Cortinovis Independent researcher, Tamer Mohamed Abdellatif Canadian University Dubai, Devender Goyal Raytheon Technologies, Luiz Fernando Capretz Western University
	09:45 25m Talk		Exploring Teachers’ Perspectives on Navigating Recursion Pedagogies PPIG papers Jude Nzemeke City, University of London, Marjahan Begum City, University of London, Jo Wood