Expression of Interest for Intermediate Software Development Skills Pilot

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The Software Sustainability Institute has developed a new training course to provide intermediate software development skills using Python as an example as a next step to Software Carpentry (https://softwaresaved.github.io/python-intermediate-development/). We are now looking to pilot the course online over 3-4 half-days.

Please sign in below if you are interested to be involved in a pilot workshop as a learner to help us test the newly developed materials and provide us with feedback.

We are collecting your contact details in accordance with the Institute's privacy policy: https://software.ac.uk/privacy-surveys so we can follow up with a poll for the pilot workshop.

About you

Name

What is the main domain of your work?

Please check all that apply. These are JACS (Academic Coding System (JACS) ) version 3.0 principal research subject codes. Please see https://www.hesa.ac.uk/support/documentation/jacs/jacs3-detailed for more details.

A - Medicine and Dentistry

B - Subjects Allied to Medicine

C - Biological Sciences

D - Veterinary Sciences, Agriculture and related subjects

F - Physical Sciences

G - Mathematical Sciences

H - Engineering

I - Computer Sciences

J - Technologies

K - Architecture, Building and Planning

L - Social Studies

M - Law

N - Business and Administrative Studies

P - Mass Communication and Documentation

Q - Linguistics, Classics and Related Subjects

R - European Languages, Literature and Related Subjects

T - Eastern, Asiatic, African, American and Australasian Languages, Literature and Related Subjects

V - Historical and Philosophical Studies

W - Creative Arts and Design

X - Education

Other:

Your software development experience to help us understand your background

Your previous software development training

Please tick all that apply.

You attended one of Software or Data Carpentry's Python programming modules

You attended a non-Carpentry workshop that teaches Python programming skills

You taught yourself to program in Python by learning from online tutorials and/or by reading documentation

Other:

How often do you develop software as part of your work?

You write code on a weekly basis in your work

You write code every 1-2 months to help with your work

You write code occasionally (e.g. once every 6 months) to help with your work

Other:

Clear selection

How long have you been developing software for?

less than 1 year

1-2 years

2-5 years

5+ years

Your availability

The pilot workshop is likely going to be delivered online over 3-4 half-days (that do not have to be consecutive but would likely occur within the same week). Indicate here which weeks would be preferable and we will follow up with a more detailed availability poll.

Please tick all that apply.

3 - 7 May 2021

10 - 14 May 2021

17 - 21 May 2021

24 - 28 May 2021

31 May - 4 June 2021

5 - 9 June 2021

12 - 16 June 2021

19 - 23 June 2021

26 - 30 June 2021

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