EventsThe 6th International Electronic Conference on Applied Sciences
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This submission belongs to the session S3. Computing and Artificial Intelligence of the event The 6th International Electronic Conference on Applied Sciences
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03 Dec, 2025
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author-avatarLucia Billeci
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Marta Bochniak, Ewelina Książek, Application of AI-Powered Chatbots in Teaching Applied Sciences, in Proceedings of The 6th International Electronic Conference on Applied Sciences, 9 December–11 December 2025, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland
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Application of AI-Powered Chatbots in Teaching Applied Sciences

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1. Department of Agroengineering and Quality Analysis, Faculty of Production Engineering, Wroclaw University of Economics and Business, Wroclaw, Poland, Poland
Abstract

Applied sciences and engineering education increasingly rely on advanced digital tools that foster practical skills and analytical thinking. Artificial intelligence (AI) solutions are gaining importance as they support the development of data-driven decision-making and problem-solving competencies.
The aim of this study was to develop and evaluate an AI-based educational chatbot to enhance student learning in data analysis and statistical process control, ensuring content quality and safe use through exclusive reliance on instructor-provided materials.
The chatbot was implemented on the ChatGPT-4o (Custom GPT) platform and generates tasks, data files, step-by-step instructions in Statistica, quizzes, and control questions, enabling self-paced and interactive learning. It was integrated into the Standardization of Production Processes course and evaluated using a student survey and a Computer-Assisted Video Interview (CAVI).
Evaluation results demonstrated high acceptance: 86.4% of students found the chatbot easy to use, 95.5% rated its responses as clear and understandable, 100% found Statistica's instructions helpful, and 95.5% reported that the content was tailored to their individual preferences. Quizzes and tasks supported learning for 90.9% of students and improved preparation for assignments and tests, while 77.2% reported increased motivation for regular revision, and 77.3% noted improvement in prompt formulation skills.
The AI chatbot thus provides a controlled environment for personalized learning and practical training in statistical process control, linking theoretical concepts with hands-on applications. Its design can be adapted to other technical and engineering courses, offering a scalable model for integrating AI-driven tools into higher education curricula focused on applied competencies.

Keywords
AI-based learning
Educational chatbot
Data analysis education
Engineering education
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