1. How much previous experience have you had with computer software in general?  Use the following scale:
0 = absolutely none except for today's A111 lab, and I plan to switch to A110 later today
1 = I use e-mail at IU
2 = I use e-mail at IU and word process all my term papers with MS Word or comparable program
3 = I use e-mail and a word processor regularly, and have used several other programs
4 = I use several programs almost every day in the course of my daily work/study
5 = I use several programs almost every day in the course of my daily work/study and have
    written computer programs in at least one high-level language (Scheme, C/C++,
    Java, JavaScript) previously
6 = I consider myself an expert programmer and plan to drop this course later today

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2. How much previous experience have you had with computer hardware?  Use the following scale:
0 = I have never seen a computer
1 = I am familiar with the basic parts of a computer (mouse, monitor, etc.)
2 = I know which part of the computer is the CPU and what peripherals are
3 = I have opened my computer's case before and looked inside
4 = I have opened my computer's case before and looked inside, and could identify some things
5 = I have installed basic hardware that involved opening the case
6 = I consider myself an expert hardware installer and debugger

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3. Rate your experience with the following popular computer programs/platforms/languages.  
Use the following scale:
0 = never used
1 = used once or twice
2 = use quite a bit, reasonably familiar with
3 = expert and/or programming knowledge

Windows operating system:
Other operating systems (list):
Word:
Excel:
Power Point:
Adobe PhotoShop:
Front Page:
Internet Explorer:
Netscape:
Other Browsers (list):
Notepad:
Pine:
UNIX:
HTML: