PrairieLearn Information for CEE 202 - CEE @ Illinois

Author: Dr. Zhonghua Zheng (zhonghua.zheng@outlook.com)

This website provides the information about how to set up and use PrairieLearn tailored for CEE 202 - Engineering Risk & Uncertainty.

PrairieLearn is an online problem-driven learning system for creating homeworks and tests.

Table of Contents

Students

• How to Access PrairieLearn?

Instructors/TAs

• How to Run PrairieLearn?
  • Install and check (for first time users)
  • Routine work
• Numerical Answers with R
  • Overview
  • Step 1: Copy a R question
  • Step 2: Modify the questions
  • Alternatives: Integer
  • Step 3: Test your questions
  • Step 4: Commit and push the changes
  • Step 5: Sync and test
  • Appendix: Answers from R function output
• Numerical Answers with Python
  • Overview
  • Step 1: Copy a question
  • Step 2: Modify the questions
  • Alternatives: Integer
  • Step 3: Test your questions
  • Step 4: Commit and push the changes
  • Step 5: Sync and test
• Multiple Choice
  • An example of the question.html
  • Conditional Answers
  • Customizations
• Checkbox
  • An example of the question.html
• Another example question R autograder
  • About
  • Directory Structure
  • Explaining the files
  • Closing statement
• Review of autograding example R notebook
  • About
  • Directory Structures
  • Explaining the files
  • Subdirectory: tests
  • Subdirectory workspace
• Testing gradability of your R Notebook
  • Setting up local development environment
  • Adding notebook to course directory
  • Testing
  • Deploying to live PL
• Final Thoughts
• List of Topics and Tags
  • Topics
  • Tags
• Grade Transfer from PL to Compass
• Attendance and muddiest point compilation
  • Summary
  • Description
  • Running the code

Website Developers

• Markdown Introduction
  • What is Markdown?
  • How to open and create the Markdown files?
  • How to write?
• Maintain Website
  • Prerequisites
  • Step 1: Include your markdown file
  • Step 2: Update the index.rst
  • Step 3: Commit and push to GitHub

How to ask for help

The GitHub issue tracker is the primary place for bug reports.