Welcome!
LupLab is a Computer Science Education (CSEd) research group, hosted in the Department of Computer Science, at the University of California, Davis, and headed by Prof. Joël Porquet-Lupine.
Our activities focus primarily on pedagogical and curricular innovation for teaching undergraduate computer science courses.
Most recent news
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Poster accepted at SIGCSE 2023
The poster proposal entitled “rvcodec.js:an educational converter for RISC-V instructions” that I co-submitted with Hikari Nicole Sakai and Abhiroop Sohal was accepted at SIGCSE 2023 (the 54th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education).
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Paper accepted at SIGCSE 2023
The paper entitled “Group Work in (too) Large CS Classes with (too) Few Resources: an Experience Report” which I co-wrote with Madison Brighman and that explains the strategy I have developed for grading groupwork in ECS 150, was accepted at SIGCSE 2023 (the 54th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education).
In addition, I will be part of a panel called “It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time” where I will share my story of (mis-?)using the winky face emoticon ;)
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LupLab is recruiting for the upcoming school year
LupLab is currently recruiting UCD students (master’s and undergrads) for the upcoming 2022/2023 school year, on a variety of projects. More information in the call for applications (only accessible with a UCD account).
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Talk proposal accepted at iCSTW22
Our talk proposal entitled “Evaluating group work in large CS classes” was accepted at iCSTW22 (2022 Illinois Computer science Summer Teaching Workshop), which will be held virtually mid-August!
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Congratulations to the LupLab graduates of 2022!
For receiving an M.S. in CS, congratulations to Garrett Hagopian (who is now thinking of a career in teaching!). For receiving a B.S. in CS, congratulations to Madison Brigham (joining Qualtrics), Noah Rose Ledesma (joining Google), Laura Hinman (joining VMWare), and Hikari Sakai (joining Amazon). For receiving a B.S. in CSE, congratulations to Kevin Peng (interning at Wind River) and Melissa Jost (interning at the NSA).