
handle: 11390/1312464
We present a tool generating and executing logical tests of the same kind of those administered by the Italian Universities for a sort of admission tests. They are developed by CISIA, usually referred to as TOLC. A set of benchmarks drawn from official repositories has been encoded into ASP and the solutions have been verified. Other tests have been invented starting from them and checked in ASP. Tests have been then parametrized with names of people involved, actions, environments, and so on. This way an exponential number of different tests, w.r.t. the initial collection, can be obtained, basically with random grounding, and their solutions verified by ASP. Furthermore, a set of explanations of why an answer is wrong has been added for didactical purposes. The tool has been tested with students of the first year of the Degree in Computer Science.
ASP; Didactic of Computer Science; Logic Education
ASP; Didactic of Computer Science; Logic Education
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