Is the CBTF right for your course?
Which of these statements are true for you?
- I am using PrairieLearn/Gradescope to deliver my exam.
- I am very comfortable letting the CBTF staff take care of all exam logistics for my course, including DRES time extensions and conflict exam scheduling.
- I understand that my course staff is in charge of exam creation and delivery.
- I understand that I need to lock-in my exam schedule with the CBTF at the beginning of the semester.
Answering YES to all these questions is a good sign that the CBTF may be the right fit for you. A more comprehensive list of what the CBTF does and does not support can be found on the CBTF website.
To find out more about getting started with the CBTF, contact Dave Mussulman.
New and current users are welcome to a weekly CBTF/PraririeLearn “knitting circle,” where faculty users come together to work on test items in an open-office-hour format. Contact Tim Bretl.
Courses and instructors using the CBTF, 2018-2019
| Courses using the CBTF | LMS used | Instructors |
|---|---|---|
| AE 353: Aerospace Control Systems | PrairieLearn | Tim Bretl |
| AE 483: UAV Navigation and Control | PrairieLearn | Grace Gao |
| CHEM 104: General Chemistry II | Lon-Capa | Jose Andino |
| CHEM 104: General Chemistry II | PrairieLearn | Christian Ray |
| CS 101: Intro Computing: Engineering & Science | Relate | Neal Davis |
| CS 125: Introduction to Computer Science | PrairieLearn | Geoffrey Challen |
| CS 225: Data Structures | PrairieLearn | Craig Zilles Wade Fagen-Ulmschneider |
| CS 233: Computer Architecture | PrairieLearn | Geoffrey Herman Craig Zilles |
| CS 241: System Programming | PrairieLearn | Lawrence Angrave |
| CS 357: Numerical Methods I | PrairieLearn | Mariana Silva |
| CS 411: Database Systems | PrairieLearn | Amin Javari |
| CS 418: Interactive Computer Graphics | PrairieLearn | Eric Shaffer |
| CS 421: Programming Languages & Compilers | PrairieLearn | A Mattox Beckman |
| CS 450: Numerical Analysis | Relate | Andreas Kloeckner Eric Shaffer |
| CS 498VR: Virtual Reality | PrairieLearn | Eric Shaffer |
| ECE 110: Introduction to Electronics | PrairieLearn | Christopher Schmitz |
| ECE 220: Computer Systems & Programming | PrairieLearn | Yuting Chen |
| ESPL: Safety Exams for Engineering Student Projects Lab | PrairieLearn | Bruce Flachsbart |
| ME 270: Design for Manufacturability | PrairieLearn | Bruce Flachsbart |
| MSE 206: Mechanics for MatSE | PrairieLearn | Jessica Anne Krogstad |
| MSE 304: Electronic Properties of Materials | PrairieLearn | Andre Schleife |
| PHYS 100: Thinking About Physics | PrairieLearn | Morten Lundsgaard |
| PHYS 101: College Physics, Mechanics | PrairieLearn | Elaine Schulte |
| PHYS 102: College Physics, Electricity & Magnetism | PrairieLearn | Elaine Schulte |
| PHYS 211: Mechanics | PrairieLearn | Tim Stelzer |
| PHYS 212: Electricity & Magnetism | PrairieLearn | Tim Stelzer |
| STAT 199: Data Science Discovery | PrairieLearn | Wade Fagen-Ulmschneider |
| STAT 385: Statistics of Programming Methods | PrairieLearn | James Balamuta |
| STAT 430: Data Science Programming Methods | PrairieLearn | Dirk Eddelbuettel |
| STAT 448: Advanced Data Analysis | PrairieLearn | Christopher Kinson |
| TAM 210/211: Intro to Statics/Statics | PrairieLearn | Wayne Chang |
| TAM 212: Introduction to Dynamics | PrairieLearn | Matt West |
| TAM 251: Introductory Solid Mechanics | PrairieLearn | Brian Mercer |
| TAM 470: Computational Mechanics | PrairieLearn | Paul Fischer |