2019 · 68 citations · 33 references
EducationEducational AssessmentEducational MeasurementAssessment DesignTest ConstructionTest DevelopmentConcept DevelopmentConcept FormationConceptual Understanding AssessmentMisconception AnalysisQuestionnaire DesignStudent AssessmentAssessment QuestioningConcept EvaluationInternal Structure ValidityIterative DesignIterative Design DevelopmentIterative Design ProcessQuestioning For Conceptual UnderstandingStudent Data Analysis
A Concept Inventory (CI) is a validated assessment to measure student conceptual understanding of a particular topic. This work presents a CI for Basic Data Structures (BDSI) and the process by which the CI was designed and validated. We discuss: 1) the collection of faculty opinions from diverse institutions on what belongs on the instrument, 2) a series of interviews with students to identify their conceptions and misconceptions of the content, 3) an iterative design process of developing draft questions, conducting interviews with students to ensure the questions on the instrument are interpreted properly, and collecting faculty feedback on the questions themselves, and 4) a statistical evaluation of final versions of the instrument to ensure its internal validity. We also provide initial results from pilot runs of the CI.
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