1) What is your current grade level?

	Pre-Survey		Post-Survey
9	0	0%	0	0%
10	15	100%	15	100%

2) What is your average grade in mathematics classes?

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
A		3	20%		3	20%
B		7	46.67%		8	53.33%
C		3	20%		1	6.67%
D or below		2	13.33%		3	20%
Have not taken		0	0%		0	0%

3) Why did you decide to take this workshop? (Select all that apply)

	Pre-Survey		Post-Survey
Preparation for college coursework	4	26.67%		1	6.67%
Recommendation of teacher/counselor/parent	4	26.67%		8	53.33%
Career exploration	3	20%		4	26.67%
Personal interest	9	60%		7	46.67%
Other	3	20%		3	20%

4) How do you think your computer ability compares to that of your classmates?

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Very advanced		2	13.33%		1	6.67%
Somewhat advanced		3	20%		7	46.67%
About the same		8	53.33%		6	40%
Somewhat lacking		2	13.33%		1	6.67%
Quite lacking		1	6.67%		0	0%

5) In your opinion, what percentage of computer science majors in college are women?

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
0-20%		8	53.33%		0	0%
21-40%		7	46.67%		4	26.67%
41-60%		0	0%		8	53.33%
61-80%		0	0%		3	20%
81-100%		0	0%		0	0%

6) In your opinion, what percentage of computer science college teachers/professors are women?

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
0-20%	2	13.33%	1		6.67%
21-40%	4	26.67%	5		33.33%
41-60%	9	60%	6		40%
61-80%	0	0%	3		20%
81-100%	0	0%	0		0%

7) In your opinion, what are the characteristics associated with a computer expert? (select all that apply)

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Smart		14	93.33%	13	86.67%
Geeky/nerdy		3	20%	1	6.67%
Rich		2	13.33%	2	13.33%
Creative		14	93.33%	15	100%
Doing something important for society		6	40%	10	66.67%
Non-social/shy		2	13.33%	2	13.33%
Knowledgeable		15	100%	15	100%
Cool		5	33.33%	8	53.33%
Friendly		7	46.67%	10	66.67%

8) What kinds of skills do you think are required to be successful in a computer-related career? (select all that apply)

	Pre-Survey				Post-Survey
Math		13	86.67%	12		80%
Problem solving		14	93.33%	13		86.67%
Logic		12	80%	14		93.33%
Creativity		14	93.33%	14		93.33%
Business knowledge		10	66.67%	11		73.33%
Graphics		14	93.33%	11		73.33%
Basic computer knowledge		12	80%	14		93.33%
Communication		14	93.33%	11		73.33%
Fast typing		11	73.33%	8		53.33%

9) What kind of personality characteristics would make a person successful in a computer-related career? (select all that apply)

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Smart		12	80%		14	93.33%
Analytical		11	73.33%		9	60%
Hard working		15	100%		15	100%
Team player		13	86.67%		12	80%
Outgoing		8	53.33%		8	53.33%
Patient		13	86.67%		13	86.67%
Knowledgeable		14	93.33%		15	100%
Good memory		11	73.33%		11	73.33%
Organized		14	93.33%		13	86.67%
Eager to learn		10	66.67%		13	86.67%

10) Do you think it is possible to major in computer science at college without any computer experience before college?

	Pre-Survey		Post-Survey
Yes	4	26.67%		10	66.67%
No	7	46.67%		2	13.33%
Not sure	4	26.67%		3	20%

11) Do you think you have enough computer skills to take a college-level computer class?

	Pre-Survey		Post-Survey
Yes, I definitely do	1	6.67%		3	20%
Yes, I probably do	2	13.33%		4	26.67%
I might	5	33.33%		6	40%
No, I probably don’t	6	40%		1	6.67%
No, I definitely don’t	1	6.67%		1	6.67%

12) Are you considering computer science as a possible college major?

		Pre-Survey		Post-Survey
Yes	3		20%		4	26.67%
No	12		80%		11	73.33%
I do not plan to attend college	0		0%		0	0%

13) Have any of the following people suggested you take a computer course at college? (select all that apply)

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Teacher		2	13.33%		3	20%
Counselor		2	13.33%		1	6.67%
Parent/Sibling/Other relative		5	33.33%		5	33.33%
Friend/Classmate		3	20%		3	20%
It has not been suggested to me		8	53.33%		8	53.33%

14) Have any of the following people suggested you pursue computer science as a major? (Select all that apply)

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Teacher		1	6.67%		2	13.33%
Counselor		1	6.67%		1	6.67%
Parent/Sibling/Other relative		4	26.67%		4	26.67%
Friend/Classmate		1	6.67%		2	13.33%
It has not been suggested to me		11	73.33%		10	66.67%

15) Do you think with more encouragement, you would be interested in computer science?

	Pre-Survey		Post-Survey
Yes, definitely	3	20%		3	20%
Yes, probably	8	53.33%		7	46.67%
No, probably not	4	26.67%		2	13.33%
No, definitely not	0	0%		1	6.67%
Already interested	0	0%		2	13.33%

16) Are you interested in computers? If so, what do you use them for? (Select all that apply)

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Internet/e-mail/instant messaging/music download		15	100%		14	93.33%
Gaming		6	40%		9	60%
Programming		3	20%		5	33.33%
Word Processing/Homework		14	93.33%		15	100%
I am not interested in computers		0	0%		0	0%

17) Are your male friends interested in computers? If so, what do they use them for? (Select all that apply)

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Internet/e-mail/instant messaging/music download		15	100%		14	93.33%
Gaming		13	86.67%		14	93.33%
Programming		4	26.67%		4	26.67%
Word Processing/Homework		14	93.33%		13	86.67%
They are not interested in computers		0	0%		1	6.67%

18) Are your female friends interested in computers? If so, what do they use them for? (Select all that apply)

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Internet/e-mail/instant messaging/music download		15	100%		14	93.33%
Gaming		8	53.33%		7	46.67%
Programming		2	13.33%		5	33.33%
Word Processing/Homework		12	80%		15	100%
They are not interested in computers		0	0%		1	6.67%

19) Do your parents know a lot about computers? Please answer for both parents.

My (step)mother:

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Does		6	40%		8	53.33%
Doesn’t		8	53.33%		7	46.67%
Not applicable		1	6.67%		0	0%

My (step)father:

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Does		7	46.67%		9	60%
Doesn’t		6	40%		6	40%
Not applicable		2	13.33%		0	0%

20) In your opinion, which gender is more naturally inclined towards computer science that the other?

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Male		7	46.67%		4	26.67%
Female		0	0%		2	13.33%
Neither gender is more naturally inclined		8	53.33%		9	60%

21) Have you ever been explicitly encouraged or discouraged to pursue computer science?

	Pre-Survey			Post-Survey
Encouraged		3	20%		4	26.67%
Discouraged		0	0%		0	0%
Neither		12	80%		11	73.33%

Describe how you are encouraged or discouraged

Pre-survey responses:

• I do not really know what I want to be when I grow up, but a teacher suggested a career with computers.
• I wasn’t either.
• I am encouraged because many people tell me I have good computer skills. I like computers and want to learn new things.
• My parents and aunt have encouraged me to take computer science because it’s a new technology of this world and people should know more about it.
• Neither

Post-survey responses:

• I was encouraged to pursue a career in computer science because most people say I am good with computers.
• To look into it and see what it’s really about not just what we think it is. Computer science is found in a very large variety of jobs in our society.
• Well I was neither encouraged nor discouraged.
• My parents think that computer science is a nice major because of all the things that come from it. You are easily able to keep a job, have a nice salary, and do something I might possibly enjoy.
• My Dad tells me that computers are very important.

22) What do you think computer science is?

Pre-survey responses:

• Computer Science is a subject I would like to learn more about. I am not quite sure what it is.
• Computer Science is another subject where you use your computer in a scientific method.
• Learning how to program computers, work them, and create programs.
• I think computer science is when you use computers with science together and can become a major in college. Also, the technique of sciences integrated with the computer to go beyond with graphics and to explore science.
• A magical world of fun and learning.
• Not sure?
• Computer Science is something that I don’t know about.
• Computer Science is the technique of functioning different things intersected with different computer programs.
• Computer Science is a combination of math, science, and computers. You need a lot of knowledge of it all, or at least some.
• Computer Science is a combination of science and the use of computers.
• Computer Science is technology that shows you different things about the web and other things.
• I think computer science is learning how to use different computer programs and being able to apply them to different things. It’s using your skills to improve things.
• Using your knowledge to make things that can be useful to you and other people. It is combining your skills with the capabilities the computer has to make things possible.
• The study of computers and what they can do.
• Science using mechanical devices science, which involves computers and mental thinking with math/logic. In order to be in a course of computer science you must be creative as an inventor.

Post-survey responses:

• Computer science is a process of learning different programs and techniques of the soft and hardware of a computer.
• Understanding and working with computers.
• It is the exploration and programming of computers and what goes into them. By problem solving and strategizing you can program things to do what you need them to do.
• The study of using a computer to create programs using codes through mathematical problems.
• I think it is the comprehension of a computer and its functions.
• Computer science is programming concept and improving technology.
• I think computer science is knowing how to use computers, being able to program them, and being able to create things.
• Computer science deals with being able to program projects and learn new things in technology.
• The way you combine computers and other types of technology with your own creativeness and knowledge.
• It is learning to operate a computer and using that knowledge to apply it to other things and make new things. It is using your creativity and skills in life.
• I think computer science is learning abut how to use computers and then applying your knowledge of computers to make every day life better.
• All the things that come with a computer, programming and everything else. Even doing some math-like problem solving.
• It’s great. I am possibly going to take a computer science course in college. I am more interested because of this experience.
• Programming and creating new things with computers.
• Computer science is a combination of math, science, and computer skills. There’s a variety of skills/things you can do.