Comparisons of Student's Self-Learning Performances Using Java and Kotlin Languages in Android Programming Learning Assistance System

Along with the recent popularity of Android smartphones, the demand for Android application developers in the entire world also increased significantly. In the previous study, Android Programming Learning Assistance System (APLAS) has been proposed as a self-learning platform for Android application...

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Vydáno v:2021 1st Conference on Online Teaching for Mobile Education (OT4ME) s. 93 - 97
Hlavní autoři: Syaifudin, Yan Watequlis, Funabiki, Nobuo, Liem, Inggriani
Médium: Konferenční příspěvek
Jazyk:angličtina
Vydáno: IEEE 22.11.2021
Témata:
Android
APLAS
Distance learning
Education
Internet
Java
Kotlin
learning performance
mobile programming
Object oriented modeling
Object oriented programming
online course
online learning
Programming profession
self-learning
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Shrnutí:Along with the recent popularity of Android smartphones, the demand for Android application developers in the entire world also increased significantly. In the previous study, Android Programming Learning Assistance System (APLAS) has been proposed as a self-learning platform for Android application development using Java language in http://aplas.polinema.ac.id. Different from other self-learning platforms, it offers a self-learning model by adopting test-driven development (TDD) method. Then, since Google announced Kotlin becomes recommended language for Android Studio, APLAS has been improved to accommodate this language. This paper presents the comparisons of student's learning performances using Java and Kotlin languages in APLAS. The results confirmed the support of APLAS for self-learning in the two languages. Most students tended to use Java because they were more familiar with this language as the standard language of object-oriented programming course. However, the students who used Kotlin showed better performance and faster adaptation.
DOI:10.1109/OT4ME53559.2021.9638952