13th IEEE Integrated STEM Education Conference — 9 AM - 5 PM EDT, Saturday, March 11 Onsite Venue - Kossiakoff Center - 11100 Johns Hopkins Road, Laurel, Maryland
Works in Progress Papers
Track 7 — Works-In-Progress 1
Research Platform to Promote the Evolution of STEM Project Experiences
Ramakrishnan Sundaram (Gannon University, USA)
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Brief overview of embedded systems for Industry 4.0 Applications and Networks
Ian Hernandez Morales and Erick Petersen (Universidad Galileo, Guatemala); Oscar Rodas (Universidad Galileo & Tesla Lab, Guatemala)
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Fostering Computer Science Education through Expert Interviews
Victor I Robila (Hunter College High School, USA)
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A Practice-Based Approach in Programmable Logic Controller Education Using Elevator Control System
Shahrokh Sani (SUNY Canton, USA)
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River Floods Early Warning System (SATGAL)
Mario Carpio (Universidad Galileo, Guatemala); Oscar Rodas (Universidad Galileo & Tesla Lab, Guatemala); Erick Petersen (Universidad Galileo, Guatemala)
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Developing Mini VR Game Engines as an Engaging Learning Method for Digital Arts & Sciences
Angelos Barmpoutis, Wenbin Guo and Ines Said (University of Florida, USA)
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WIP: Interdisciplinary Teaching via Hands-on Practice in Cybersecurity
Qiaoyan Yu (University of New Hampshire, USA); Dean Sullivan (UNH, USA); Diliang Chen, Dongpeng Xu, Karen Jin and Joshua Calzadillas (University of New Hampshire, USA)
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Adjustable Platform for Exploring Soft Robotic Gripper Design
Janelle P Clark (University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA); Emily LaBelle and Domenic Carrillo (UMass Lowell, USA); Holly Yanco (University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA)
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Hours of Work, Minutes of Code: An Investigation Into Software Development Applications and Computer Science Education for Engineers and Scientists
Ana Zoe Rasking (Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, USA)
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Session Chair
Avah C. Harris (JHU/APL)
Track 8 — Works-In-Progress 2
Question Assessment Recommendation System Based on Personalization using Collaborative Filtering and Long-Short Term Memory
Hartawan Bahari Mulyadi (University of Jember, Indonesia); Saiful Bukhori (Universitas Jember, Indonesia); Gayatri Dwi Santika (Jember University, Indonesia)
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Extracting occupancy information from sensor data using machine learning: LU-PRISM Program
Sanish Rai (Longwood University, USA)
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A Framework for Evaluating Parental Controls for Streaming Services
Amanda Moctezuma and Stefan Robila (Montclair State University, USA)
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Microcontroller Based Platforms For STEM Education
Kam C Sum (AIquanta Ltd., Singapore); Kei-Hin Ng, Wang-Kong Lam and Ho-Yin Chui (AIphotonics Limited, Hong Kong); Chiu F Li (Cognitio College Kowloon, Hong Kong)
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An Innovative Scheme for College Ranking: A Socialization Perspective
Binxi Xie (Emory University, USA)
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Survey of K-8 Teachers: Intersecting Computer Science Education, Diversity, and Inclusion
Sumi Hagiwara (Montclair State University, USA); Katherine Herbert (1 Normal Ave & Montclair State University, USA); Minsun Shin, Vaibhav Anu, Rebecca Goldstein, Patricia Virella and Geraldy Wang (Montclair State University, USA)
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Competencies assessment: indicators for a covariance structural model for STEM
Leopoldo Julian Lechuga Lopez (New York University Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates); Olga Lopez (Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico)
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A Framework for Introducing Artificial Intelligence to K-12 Students
William E Husen (University of Wisconsin, USA); Mehdi Roopaei (University of Wisconsin - Platteville, USA)
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Session Chair
Harshil Agarwal (JHU/APL)
Track 9 — Works-In-Progress 3
Data-driven Analysis of Elementary School Students' Computational Thinking through Scratch Projects
Guang Yang, Daisuke Saito, Hironori Washizaki and Yoshiaki Fukazawa (Waseda University, Japan)
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Facilitating Students' Abstract and Computational Thinking Skills Using Virtual Reality
Xinze Wang, Daisuke Saito, Hironori Washizaki and Yoshiaki Fukazawa (Waseda University, Japan)
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Parallel Bayesian Estimation of an IRT Model using Multiple GPUs
Yanyan Sheng (University of Chicago, USA); William S Welling (Texas A & M University, USA); Michelle M. Zhu (Montclair State University, USA)
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An In-Situ Behavior Measurement Approach using Organic Text Communication Toward Monitoring Student Success
Maya Albayrak (The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory & Carnegie Mellon University, USA); William Gray-Roncal (Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory & Preparation Meets Opportunity Foundation, USA)
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Toward a More Equitable and Effective Process for Student-Mentor Cohort Assignment
Carah Katz (JHU Applied Physics Laboratory, USA); Martha Cervantes (Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, USA); William Gray-Roncal (Johns Hopkins University, USA)
This paper presents possible solutions to enhance current matching algorithms to complete a task that current matching algorithms do not; current algorithms often match independent stability (as "skill" and "interest" in problems like Hospital Residency (HR) are supposedly equal) while we are attempting to match in accordance to group stability (including the dynamics between independents in a given situation). This requires an approach that considers different weights for attributes such as skill and interest, as well as tuning capabilities to reflect the needs of a particular program instantiation."
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Quantum Sensing for Anti-Submarine Warfare
Benjamin E Nathan (Johns Hopkins University - Applied Physics Laboratory, USA)
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A3Sat: Using CubeSat Emulators to Broaden Advanced Participation in STEM Education
John D Moore (Institute for Earth Observations, USA & NASA GLOBE Mission Earth, USA); Maxwell Friedman and Sriram Elango (Institute for Earth Observations, USA); Jin Kang (United States Naval Academy, USA); Christine Maceo (USNA, USA)
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Low-cost hearing aid using Mobile App and Bluetooth headset
Mohana Bhuvanagiri (Acton-Boxborough Regional High School, USA); Srikar Bhuvanagiri (RJ Grey Junior High School, USA)
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Session Chair
Bethlehem K. Seyoum (JHU/APL)
Track 10 — Works-In-Progress 4
Integrating Cyber Physical System Security Concepts in Computer System Security Curriculum
Heena Rathore (Texas State University, USA)
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Enhancing a Multi-Disciplinary Introduction to Engineering Course Through Course-Based Undergraduate Research
Henry Griffith, Christopher Saldivar and Michelle Baland (San Antonio College, USA)
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Specific Absorption Rate Lessening Through A Combined EBG-Cells
Mohammad El Ghabzouri (Mohammed First University, Faculty of Sciences, Oujda, Morocco); Abdenacer ES-salhi (Université Mohamed 1er, Morocco); Paulo Mendes (University of Minho, Portugal)
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An Expression-Oriented Approach to Programming Education
Enzo Alda (Lakebolt Research, USA); Jorge Baralt-Torrijos (Simón Bolívar University, Venezuela)
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Legal Protection to Avoid Plagiarism Behavior Among Students
Muhammad Haitsam (Telkom University, Indonesia)
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Energy consumption and future forecast of IoT devices in networks
Kevin A Echeverria (University Galileo & Galileo, Guatemala)
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Middle School Teachers' Instructional Practices to Maximize Learning Using integrated STEM
Paul Asunda, Fatima Perwaiz and Hillary O Omoze (Purdue University, USA)
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WiP: A wearable system for detecting falls using a sound sensor
Fabián A Hernández (Universidad Galileo, Guatemala); Oscar Rodas (Universidad Galileo & Tesla Lab, Guatemala); Erick Petersen (Universidad Galileo, Guatemala)
happen are falls and the consequences can be very serious, from
hip and femur fractures to death. Along with this, the time to
care for a person after this type of incident is essential so that the
consequences are minor. Given all this, this paper presents a fall
detection system through a portable device that implements an
accelerometer and a sound sensor, which together work with a
microcontroller capable of processing the information and with a
machine learning algorithm. The previously mentioned algorithm
will oversee the processing of the accelerometer data together
with the sound sensor data to detect a fall.
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Chinese Urban Subculture of Misinformation: Ideology Formation of the Sanhe gods
Tiffany Huang (Britannica International School of Shanghai, USA)
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Session Chair
Cherita Corbett, Wale Akinpelu (JHU/APL)
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