Self-efficacy Survey 1

Think about yourself and your learning when answering the following questions.

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    :option_1: Strongly disagree
    :option_2: Disagree
    :option_3: Neither agree nor disagree
    :option_4: Agree
    :option_5: Strongly agree
    :results: instructor

    Generally I have felt secure about attempting computer programming problems.

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    :option_1: Strongly disagree
    :option_2: Disagree
    :option_3: Neither agree nor disagree
    :option_4: Agree
    :option_5: Strongly agree
    :results: instructor

    I am sure I could do advanced work in computer science.

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    :option_1: Strongly disagree
    :option_2: Disagree
    :option_3: Neither agree nor disagree
    :option_4: Agree
    :option_5: Strongly agree
    :results: instructor

    I am sure that I can learn programming.

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    :option_1: Strongly disagree
    :option_2: Disagree
    :option_3: Neither agree nor disagree
    :option_4: Agree
    :option_5: Strongly agree
    :results: instructor

    I think I could handle more difficult programming problems.

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    :option_1: Strongly disagree
    :option_2: Disagree
    :option_3: Neither agree nor disagree
    :option_4: Agree
    :option_5: Strongly agree
    :results: instructor

    I can get good grades in computer science.

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.. poll:: p3-CS-self-efficacy-6
    :option_1: Strongly disagree
    :option_2: Disagree
    :option_3: Neither agree nor disagree
    :option_4: Agree
    :option_5: Strongly agree
    :results: instructor

    I have a lot of self-confidence when it comes to programming.

For the next questions please select the answer that best matches your familiarity, experience, and confidence about the specified concept(s).

    Variables and assignments like ``a = 3``
  • 1. I am unfamiliar with these concepts
  • 2. I know what they mean, but havevn't used them in a program
  • 3. I have used these concepts in a program, but am not confident about my ability to use them
  • 4. I am confident in my ability to use these concepts in simple programs
  • 5. I am confident in my ability to use these concepts in complex programs
    Strings like ``str = "hello world"``
  • 1. I am unfamiliar with this concept
  • 2. I know what it means, but havevn't used it in a program
  • 3. I have used this concept in a program, but am not confident about my ability to use it
  • 4. I am confident in my ability to use this concepts in simple programs
  • 5. I am confident in my ability to use this concepts in complex programs
    Loops/Iteration like ``for n in nums:``
  • 1. I am unfamiliar with this concept
  • 2. I know what it means, but havevn't used it in a program
  • 3. I have used this concept in a program, but am not confident about my ability to use it
  • 4. I am confident in my ability to use this concept in simple programs
  • 5. I am confident in my ability to use this concept in complex programs
    Conditionals/Selection Statements like ``if x < 3:``
  • 1. I am unfamiliar with this concept
  • 2. I know what it means, but havevn't used it in a program
  • 3. I have used this concept in a program, but am not confident about my ability to use it
  • 4. I am confident in my ability to use this concept in simple programs
  • 5. I am confident in my ability to use this concept in complex programs
    Functions like ``def get_odd(nums)``
  • 1. I am unfamiliar with this concept
  • 2. I know what it means, but havevn't used it in a program
  • 3. I have used this concept in a program, but am not confident about my ability to use it
  • 4. I am confident in my ability to use this concept in simple programs
  • 5. I am confident in my ability to use this concept in complex programs
    Lists like ``a = ["red", "green"]`` and dictionaries like ``d = {"red": 2, "green": 3}``.
  • 1. I am unfamiliar with these concepts
  • 2. I know what they mean, but havevn't used them in a program
  • 3. I have used these concepts in a program, but am not confident about my ability to use them
  • 4. I am confident in my ability to use these concepts in simple programs
  • 5. I am confident in my ability to use these concepts in complex programs

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