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Student Use of LLMs and the Limits of AI-Generated Question Difficulty in Data Science Courses
This paper presents a multi-source classroom study conducted during a 10-week quarter in data science courses at Drexel University. We first investigate the behaviors of student engagement with large language models (LLMs) using four surveys across three data science courses. Second, we evaluate the
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