Pre-Course Assessment Form Template

*Thank you for enrolling in our Advanced UX Design Program!* We want to better understand our students' expectations and tailor the program to your backgrounds, so we're collecting some information before we start. Thanks for taking the time to tell us more about yourself!To start, which email did you use when signing up for this program? And what is your prior experience with UX programs?Choose as many as you like

I've completed a UX program with you before, I'm currently enrolled in another one of your programs, I've taken UX courses before, This is my first UX experience

The Advanced UX Design Program can act as a prerequisite to more advanced US Design programs. Which other programs do you intend to explore?Choose as many as you like

UX Design for SaaS, UX Design for Mobile, UX Design for Online Games

What is the main reason you're taking this Advanced UX Design Program?

Start a new career in this field, Grow skills for my current role, Help prepare for an advanced degree, Personal interest in the topic

And how well prepared do you feel to begin a job search or seek a promotion in this field?

I’m not planning to take on a job search or seek a promotion as a result of this program, I'm not confident in my skills for this field, I'm somewhat confident in the skills for this field, I'm confident in my skills, but unsure how it applies to the industry, I'm confident in my skills, and understand how they relate to the industry and industry trends, I'm confident in my skills, understand how they relate to the industry and industry trends, and know how to begin the job search/seek a promotion

What do you hope to accomplish through this program?How many hours per week will you set aside for your Advanced UX Design Program?

0-3 hours, 4-6 hours, 7-10 hours, More than 10 hours

I consider myself proficient in the following topics, meaning I have taken a class (either at University or online) or use these concepts regularly in my work.

User needs research, Usability evaluation, Information architecture, Interaction design, Visual design, None of the above

Which of the following best describes your level of experience with Python?

Level 0: I have never done any UX Design before., Level 1: I'm learning the basics of UX Design., Level 2: I can design certain products and interfaces., Level 3: I can design anything.

Do you have any concerns about the format of the course not suiting your learning style well?

Not worried at all, A bit worried, Very worried

Do you have any other concerns with regards to this course? Is there anything you think will be particularly challenging for you? And if yes, can you explain why you think this way?Anything else you want to tell us?Thank you for telling us a little bit about yourself!

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