To advance Java programming educations, we have developed a Web-based Java Programming Learning Assistant System (JPLAS) that can assist self-studies of students while reducing workloads of teachers [1-4].

institutes have offered Java programming courses to foster Java engineers. In this paper, we propose a Web-based Java Programming Learning Assistant System (JPLAS) using the test-driven development (TDD) method, to enhance educational effects of Java programming by assisting self-studies of students who have studied the basic Java grammar while ...

To aid novice learners, we have developed Java Programming Learning Assistant System (JPLAS) with the Node.js-based platform. Currently, JPLAS offers seven problem types at different levels, allowing automatic marking of answers through string matching.

To assist the self-studies of novice students, we have developed the Java programming learning assistance system (JPLAS).

To assist Java programming learning of novice students, we have developed the web-based Programming Learning Assistant System (JPLAS) using Tomcat for the platform. In this paper, we implement the JPLAS platform using Node.js and Docker to improve the usability and portability.

To advance Java programming educations, we have developed a Web-based Java Programming Learning Assistant System (JPLAS) that can assist self-studies of students while reducing workloads of teachers [1-4]. JPLAS has four types of problems to accommodate a variety of students at different learning levels. The first one is the element fill-in-

To assist self-studies of Java programming by novice stu-dents, we have developed the Java programming learning as-sistant system (JPLAS) and implemented the personal answer platform on Node.js that will be distributed to students on Docker [1].

In this paper, we implement the gamification into PLAS to enhance students' understanding of programming concepts, boost their confidence, spark their interest in STEM fields, and increase engagement in the course through interactive and stimulating scenarios.

In order to assist Java programming educations, we have proposed a Web-based Java Programming Learning Assistant System (JPLAS). JPLAS provides four types of problems to cover the different learning levels of students: 1) element fill-in-blank problem, 2) value trace problem, 3) statement fill-in-blank problem, and 4) code writing problem.

To assist the self-studies of novice students, we have developed the Java programming learning assistance system (JPLAS).