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The document contains the results of a survey given to students after completing a Python programming course. It includes their responses to questions about how well they understood various Python concepts, how helpful their study materials and exams were, and which concepts they found easiest and most difficult. Based on their feedback, most students felt the assignments and exams were an appropriate difficulty level. Loops and functions were among the concepts best understood, while lists and conditionals like if/else statements posed greater challenges for some.

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Python Exit Slip - May 2016

The document contains the results of a survey given to students after completing a Python programming course. It includes their responses to questions about how well they understood various Python concepts, how helpful their study materials and exams were, and which concepts they found easiest and most difficult. Based on their feedback, most students felt the assignments and exams were an appropriate difficulty level. Loops and functions were among the concepts best understood, while lists and conditionals like if/else statements posed greater challenges for some.

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03/31/2016

Python Exit 10-05 Total Questions: 22


Most Correct Answers: #0 Least Correct Answers: #0

1.How much do you think learning programming with Scratch helped you
understand programming with Python?
1/17 A 1 - Not at all

3/17 B 2

7/17 C 3

4/17 D 4-

2/17 E 5 - Very much

2.How well do you now understand the following concepts:

Variables
2/17 A 1 - Not at all

0/17 B 2

3/17 C 3

11/17 D 4-

2/17 E 5 - Very much

3.How well do you now understand the following concepts:

strings
1/17 A 1 - Not at all

1/17 B 2

3/17 C 3

10/17 D 4-

2/17 E 5 - Very much

4.How well do you now understand the following concepts:

Data Types (integers, floating points)


1/17 A 1 - Not at all

2/17 B 2

3/17 C 3

3/17 D 4-

8/17 E 5 - Very much

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5.How well do you now understand the following concepts:

Data Types (Booleans True/False)


1/17 A 1 - Not at all

1/17 B 2

3/17 C 3

5/17 D 4-

7/17 E 5 - Very much

6.How well do you now understand the following concepts:

For loops
1/17 A 1 - Not at all

4/17 B 2

5/17 C 3

4/17 D 4-

3/17 E 5 - Very much

7.How well do you now understand the following concepts:

While loops
1/17 A 1 - Not at all

4/17 B 2

3/17 C 3

6/17 D 4-

3/17 E 5 - Very much

8.How well do you now understand the following concepts:

Functions
1/17 A 1 - Not at all

2/17 B 2

6/17 C 3

7/17 D 4-

1/17 E 5 - Very much

9.How well do you now understand the following concepts:

Lists
2/17 A 1 - Not at all

0/17 B 2

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6/17 C 3

7/17 D 4-

2/17 E 5 - Very much

10.How well do you now understand the following concepts:

if/elif/else statements
1/17 A 1 - Not at all

1/17 B 2

6/17 C 3

7/17 D 4-

2/17 E 5 - Very much

11.How did you feel about the number of assignments given?


1/17 A 1 - Not enough assignments

1/17 B 2

9/17 C 3

3/17 D 4-

3/17 E 5 - Too many

12.How did you feel about the difficulty of assignments given?


0/17 A 1 - Too easy

0/17 B 2

2/17 C 3

10/17 D 4-

6/17 E 5 - Too hard

13.How did you create your Cheat Sheet?


14/17 A I used the Cheatography.com website to create most of it

1/17 B I wrote most of it by hand

2/17 C I used a word processor to create most of it like Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or Pages

1/17 D I used someone else's cheat sheet

1/17 E Other

14.When working on assignments, how helpful was your Cheat Sheet?


1/17 A 1 - Not helpful

1/17 B 2

3/17 C 3

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12/17 D 4-

0/17 E 5 - Very helpful

15.When writing the Python exam, how helpful was your Cheat Sheet?
2/17 A 1 - Not helpful

2/17 B 2

6/17 C 3

4/17 D 4-

3/17 E 5 - Very helpful

16.How did you feel about the Socrative.com quizzes?


1/17 A 1 - Not Helpful

1/17 B 2

9/17 C 3

1/17 D 4-

5/17 E 5 - Very Helpful

17.How did you feel about the difficulty of the Python exam?
0/17 A 1 - Too easy

0/17 B 2

2/17 C 3

6/17 D 4-

9/17 E 5 - Too hard

18.How did you feel about the length of the Python exam?
1/17 A 1 - Too short

0/17 B 2

4/17 C 3

7/17 D 4-

5/17 E 5 - Too long

19.How did you feel about the grading of the Python exam?
1/17 A 1 - Very unfair

1/17 B 2

8/17 C 3

6/17 D 4-

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1/17 E 5 - Very fair

20.How much did you study for the Python Exam?

Gam

1-2 days

KMind

I studied from my note and cheat sheet. I spend about 3-4 hours to studied it. I download Pyton
program to check the answer in cheat sheet.

Pim

Review/Do the cheat sheet

Pin

everyday more than other subject

Game

a few

Mui

I reviewed it many times. 1-2 hours per day

Roong

Compare to other subject, computer was the most confuse subject. So i took whole day to study.

milly

Earn

Pear

Practices, assignments and sample exams in class

tientien

very much

jaja

practice in class mostly and a bit more at home

pop

about 6hours

opal

quite much compare to other subjects

sarp

1 hr

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Jui

3-4 hours

007wins ( )

Very Much I stay up entire night.

21.What concept in Python programming did you understand the least?

Gam

Converting the variable, string, integer, and floating number


Making the list
making function
reverse

KMind

I think that I do not really understand about return in function.

Pim

loop

Pin

nothing

Game

function

Mui

using something = 0

Roong

function

milly

convert number to an integer and input the words, about finding the area and other things

Earn

loop

Pear

list

tientien

def

jaja

list

pop

For loops

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opal

I am not sure but I have problems doing advance assignments like the one in the test.

sarp

variable

Jui

how to stop the code if user enter the same thing. (the 10 pts question at the back)
and the while loop.

007wins ( )

ALL OF IT!!!!

22.What concept in Python programming did you understand the most?

Gam

convert something to be integer, string or floating number

KMind

I think that I understand how to print something the most. I know how to use 'print' command.

Pim

true/false and some of the variable and list

Pin

nothing

Game

string

Mui

for, list, function

Roong

list

milly

convert the number to an integer

Earn

about how to write a calculation by using symbols in python for instance, 3**3, integer // 2

Pear

loop

tientien

for loop

jaja

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loop

pop

Functions

opal

else,elif,for,if

sarp

variable

Jui

boolean

007wins ( )

Intreger Varible vaule. Stuff and Thing?

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