Artemis

Artemis: Interactive Learning with Individual Feedback

Data model

The Artemis application server uses the following (simplified) data model in the MySQL database (notice that the actual data model is more complex by now). It supports multiple courses with multiple exercises. Each student in the participating student group can participate in the exercise by clicking the Start Exercise button. Then a repository and a build plan for the student (User) will be created and configured. The initialization state helps to track the progress of this complex operation and allows recovering from errors. A student can submit multiple solutions by committing and pushing the source code changes to a given example code into the version control system or using the user interface. The continuous integration server automatically tests each submission and notifies the Artemis application server when a new result exists. In addition, teaching assistants can assess student solutions and "manually" create results.

Please note that the actual database model is more complex. The UML class diagram above omits some details for readability (e.g., lectures, student questions, exercise details, static code analysis, quiz questions, exam sessions, submission subclasses, etc.)

Artemis Community

There is a growing community of university instructors who are using Artemis.

Communication

We communicate using GitHub issues and pull requests. Additionally, you can join us on Slack to ask questions and get support. If you are interested, please send an email to Stephan Krusche.

Universities / Schools with Artemis in Use

The following universities are actively using Artemis or are currently evaluating Artemis.

• Technical University of Munich
  https://artemis.cit.tum.de
  Main contact person: Stephan Krusche

• LFU Innsbruck, Uni Salzburg, JKU Linz, AAU Klagenfurt, TU Wien
  https://artemis.codeability.uibk.ac.at
  codeAbility project
  Main contact person: Michael Breu

• University of Stuttgart
  https://artemis.sqa.ddnss.org
  Main contact person: Steffen Becker

• Universität Passau
  https://artemis.fim.uni-passau.de (only accessible via the university network/VPN)
  Main contact person: Benedikt Fein

• Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
  https://artemis.praktomat.cs.kit.edu
  Main contact person: Dominik Fuchß

• Hochschule München
  https://artemis.cs.hm.edu
  Main contact person: Michael Eggers

• Technische Universität Dresden
  Main contact person: Andreas Domanowski

• Hochschule Heilbronn
  Main contact person: Jörg Winckler

• Maria-Theresia-Gymnasium München
  Main contact person: Valentin Herrmann

Interested universities

• HU Berlin
  Main contact person: Lars Grunske

• Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau
  Main contact person: Heiko Baum

• Technische Universität Chemnitz
  Main contact person: Danny Kowerko

• Universität zu Köln
  Main contact person: Andreas Vogelsang

• Technische Universität Dortmund
  Main contact person: Falk Howar

• Universität Bielefeld
  Main contact person: Daniel Merkle

• Universität Ulm
  Main contact person: Matthias Tichy

• Imperial College London
  Main contact person: Robert Chatley

• University of South Australia
  Main contact person: Srecko Joksimovic