Tony AllevatoInstructor
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Research Interests
Tony Allevato is an instructor in the Computer Science Department and Virginia Tech. His research interests are in computer science education, where much of his work focuses on test-driven development and developing tools for improving student learning in early CS1 and CS2 courses. Most recently he retooled part of the CS2 course to switch from Swing-based assignments to instead use Android, in an effort to increase student interest and engagement in the programming process. He is also a senior developer on Web-CAT, the automated grading system used by Virginia Tech and over 50 other institutions.
Tony has his BS and MS in Computer Science from Virginia Tech.
2010
Allevato, A., and S. H. Edwards,
"Discovering patterns in student activity on programming assignments",
2010 ASEE Southeastern Section Annual Conference and Meeting, April, 2010.
Abstract
2005
Allowatt, A., and S. H. Edwards,
"IDE Support for test-driven development and automated grading in both Java and C++",
Proceedings of the 2005 OOPSLA workshop on Eclipse technology eXchange, New York, NY, USA, ACM, pp. 100–104, 2005.
Please see projects at: http://people.cs.vt.edu/allevato

