CSC/ECE 517 Spring 2023 - E2338. Reimplement the response map hierarchy: Difference between revisions
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===Expertiza Background=== | ===Expertiza Background=== | ||
When someone writes a review in Expertiza, they are creating an instance of the Response class. Each Response is created based on a particular ResponseMap. The ResponseMap tells who the reviewer is (the reviewer_id), who the reviewee is (the reviewee_id), and what is being reviewed (the reviewed_object_id). | |||
The reviewer_id is normally a record in the Participants table, which specifies an AssignmentParticipant. However, if teams rather than individuals are doing reviews for this assignment, it may be an AssignmentTeam. | |||
For reviews of student work, the reviewee_id is always an AssignmentTeam. (If an assignment is set up so individuals rather than teams submit work, the reviewee will still be a 1-member AssignmentTeam.) | |||
For teammate reviews, the reviewee_id is always an AssignmentParticipant. | |||
The reviewed_object_id is normally an Assignment. But in the case of meta-reviews, the reviewed_object_id is another ResponseMap (because it is a review that is being reviewed). | |||
===Problem Statement=== | ===Problem Statement=== | ||
Revision as of 16:34, 6 April 2023
Introduction
Expertiza Background
When someone writes a review in Expertiza, they are creating an instance of the Response class. Each Response is created based on a particular ResponseMap. The ResponseMap tells who the reviewer is (the reviewer_id), who the reviewee is (the reviewee_id), and what is being reviewed (the reviewed_object_id).
The reviewer_id is normally a record in the Participants table, which specifies an AssignmentParticipant. However, if teams rather than individuals are doing reviews for this assignment, it may be an AssignmentTeam. For reviews of student work, the reviewee_id is always an AssignmentTeam. (If an assignment is set up so individuals rather than teams submit work, the reviewee will still be a 1-member AssignmentTeam.) For teammate reviews, the reviewee_id is always an AssignmentParticipant. The reviewed_object_id is normally an Assignment. But in the case of meta-reviews, the reviewed_object_id is another ResponseMap (because it is a review that is being reviewed).