Dr. Jan Philip Bernius

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Dr. Jan Philip Bernius worked as a research associate at the chair for Applied Software Engineering (Prof. Brügge) and the research group for Applied Education Technologies (Prof. Krusche) from October 2018 to March 2023. Jan Philip completed his doctoral dissertation Automatic Assessment of Textual Exercises with Prof. Dr. Bernd Brügge in 2022. During his time in the research group, his research focused on computer science education and automated assessment with a focus on textual exercises. He also maintained the open-source learning platform Artemis. In addition, he taught the courses Introduction to Software Engineering (~2,200 students), Patterns in Software Engineering (~800 students), Interactive Learning, and iPraktikum. Jan Philip holds a Master of Science degree (2018) and a Bachelor of Science degree (2016) in Information Systems from the TUM. Jan Philip left TUM in 2023 to pursue a career in industry. Follow the external profiles for more recent updates, or visit www.janphilip.bernius.net.

📄 Publications

↓ 2023

↓ 2022

↓ 2021

↓ 2020

↓ 2019

📢 Presentations

↓ 2023

Artemis - Interaktives Lernen mit Automatischem Feedback. Invited Talk
1. Präsenztreffen im Netzwerk Informatik Sachsen. Westsächsischen Hochschule Zwickau. Zwickau (Germany), March 2023.

↓ 2022

AI / Machine Learning in Education.
TUM Campus Heilbronn – Oxford Internet Institute Winter Meeting. Heilbronn (Germany), November 2022.

Automatic Assessment of Textual Exercises. Rigorosum
Technical University of Munich. Garching (Germany), November 2022.

Automatic Assessment of Textual Exercises. Invited Talk
Imperial College London, Dept. of Computing’s EdTech Lab. London (United Kingdom), October 2022.

↓ 2021

Automatisierte Korrektur von Freitextaufgaben.
Vernetzungs- und Praxisworkshops (Bayerisches Kompetenzzentrum für Fernprüfungen). Virtual, October 2021.

A Machine Learning Approach for Suggesting Feedback in Textual Exercises in Large Courses.
8th ACM Conference on Learning @ Scale (L@S ‘21). Virtual, June 2021.

Toward Computer-Aided Assessment of Textual Exercises in Very Large Courses. SRC 1st Place
52nd ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE ‘21). Virtual, March 2021.

Toward Computer-Aided Assessment of Textual Exercises in Very Large Courses (Poster). SRC 1st Place
52nd ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE ‘21). Virtual, March 2021.

↓ 2020

Towards the Automation of Grading Textual Student Submissions to Open-ended Questions.
4th European Conference of Software Engineering Education (ECSEE 2020). Virtual, June 2020.

Segmenting Student Answers to Textual Exercises Based on Topic Modeling (Poster).
17th Workshop on Software Engineering im Unterricht der Hochschulen (SEUH 2020). Innsbruck (Austria), February 2020.

👤 Short CV

Doctorate in Computer Science
Technical University of Munich, Germany
2018 – 2022

Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Information Systems
Technical University of Munich, Germany
2016 – 2018

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Information Systems
Technical University of Munich, Germany
2013 – 2016

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
Ridley College, ON, Canada
2012 – 2013

🏛 Program Committees & Organization

↓ 2023

  • Reviewer: IEEE Software
  • Program Committee: 5th International Workshop on Software Engineering Education for the Next Generation (SEENG ‘23). Melbourne (Australia), May 2022.

↓ 2022

  • Reviewer: Computers & Education: Artificial Intelligence (ISSN: 2666-920X)
  • Program Committee: 4th International Workshop on Software Engineering Education for the Next Generation (SEENG ‘22). Virtual, May 2022.

↓ 2020

  • Technical Administration: 32nd IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering Education & Training (CSEE&T 2020). Munich (Germany), November 2020.

🏆 Awards

🏅 Certifications

💻 Projects

  • Athena: Automatic correction of free text exercises
  • Artemis
  • Feedback2Go — Themis allows tutors to view and assess students’ programming submissions made in the Artemis learning platform. (iPraktikum WS 22/23)
  • Sarnfleet — Decentralized Decision Making and Simulation Models in Smart City Infrastructures (Ferienakademie 2022)
  • The Rolling Drones — Collaborative Drone Interactions in Decentralized Resource Networks (Ferienakademie 2021)
  • B/S/H/ SmartGrow — Companion for Bosch SmartGrow indoor gardening device (iPraktikum WS 19/20)
  • Traffic Light Aid — Predicting switching patterns of Traffic Lights (iPraktikum SS 19)
  • Cataract — Collect data on patients visual preferences (JASS 2019)
  • cARgemini — Smart Incident Support in Assembly Lines using AR (iPraktikum WS 18/19)
  • Continuous Usage- and Rationale-based Evolution Decision Support (DFG SPP1593: CURES)
  • HipRApp — Hip Rehabilitation App (iPraktikum SS 17)
  • Quartett Home — Safely control your HomeKit enabled Home Accessories from your car’s Multi-Media Interface (iPraktikum WS 15/16)
  • incapptic — Next-Generation B2B App Store (iPraktikum WS 14/15)

👨‍🏫 Teaching

↓ Winter 2022/23

↓ Summer 2022

↓ Winter 2021/22

↓ Summer 2021

↓ Winter 2020/21

↓ Summer 2020

↓ Winter 2019/20

↓ Summer 2019

↓ Winter 2018/19

Joint Advanced Student School (JASS)

  • 2022: Smart Traffic Management
  • 2021: Continuous Software Engineering for IoT Systems
  • 2020: Smart City (Canceled)
  • 2019: Smart Software for the Smart Industry

Ferienakademie

  • 2022: Decentralized Decision Making and Simulation Models in Smart City Infrastructures
  • 2021: Collaborative Drone Interactions in Decentralized Resource Networks

📚 Theses

I can currently not supervise any additional thesis.

↓ 2022

↓ 2021

  • Changing the Grading Criteria During the Assessment in Learning Management Systems.
    Merve Pinar. Master’s Thesis. December 2021.
  • Training Athene Based On Existing Assessments.
    Argert Boja. Master’s Thesis. December 2021.
  • Explainable Assessment Systems.
    Ndricim Rrapi. Master’s Thesis. October 2021.
  • Toward Automated Assessment of Textual Descriptions of Software Patterns Using Knowledge Graphs.
    Maisa Ben Salah. Bachelor’s Thesis. September 2021.
  • Knowledge Graphs in Assessment Systems: An Ontological Approach.
    Michal Kawka. Bachelor’s Thesis. September 2021.

↓ 2020

  • Optimizing and Scaling Automatic Assessments of Textual Exercises for Very Large Lectures.
    Linus Michel. Master’s Thesis. November 2020.
  • Detecting Inconsistent Grading for Textual Exercises.
    Birtan Gültekin. Master’s Thesis. November 2020.
  • Exercise Assessment Managment in Artemis by Students and Instructors.
    Jonas Petry. Bachelor’s Thesis. October 2020.
  • Utilizing Hierarchical Clustering to Optimize Automatic Text Assessment Quality.
    Can Arisan. Bachelor’s Thesis. September 2020.
  • Increasing Accuracy of Automatic Assessment for Textual Exercises by applying context-specific incremental training of ELMo models.
    Adem Khachnaoui. Bachelor’s Thesis. August 2020.
  • Evaluation of Siamese Networks for improving similarity-based clustering of Textual Student Answers.
    Clemens Zuck. Master’s Thesis. June 2020.
  • Confidence of Automatic Feedback for Textual Exercises.
    Ngoc-Minh Tran. Bachelor’s Thesis. March 2020.

↓ 2019

  • Text Segmentation Based on Topic Modeling Applied to Students’ Answers to Textual Exercises.
    Anna Kovaleva. Bachelor’s Thesis. September 2019.
  • A Formative Process for the Assessment of Textual Exercises in Very Large Lectures.
    Gregor Ziegltrum. Bachelor’s Thesis. August 2019.
  • Improvements of the Quiz Functionality in ArTEMiS.
    Ekaterina Sebina. Master’s Thesis. April 2019.
  • Usability Evaluation of the Quiz Exercise Creation in ArTEMiS.
    Ekaterina Sebina. Guided Research. April 2019.