These are the questions found in the application form.

• Your affiliation (the place where you are currently working/studying)
  • University/Institute/Company
  • Group/Division/Department
• Country of Affiliation
• Position
  • Bachelor student
  • Master student
  • PhD student
  • Post-Doctorate
  • Professor
  • Technician
  • Employee
  • Other:

• How do you estimate your programming skills in general? Please be honest! We want to have students with diverse skill levels, we don't plan to accept only the best programmers!
  • Novice/Advanced beginner
  • Competent/Proficient
  • Expert
• How do you estimate your Python skills?
  • None
  • Novice/Advanced beginner
  • Competent/Proficient
  • Expert
• Write a short description of your programming experience
• How do you estimate your exposure to open-source software?
  • Never used / Never heard of it
  • User
  • Minor contributions (bug reports, mailing lists, …)
  • Major contributions (bug fixes, new feature implementations, …)
  • Project membership
• If you contribute to open source projects, write a short description of your contributions
• Do you habitually use a Version Control System for your software projects? If yes, which one?
  • No, I don't habitually use a VCS
  • git
  • other (subversion, CVS, mercurial, bazaar, etc…)

• Motivation letter: What brings you to ASPP's application form? How would you benefit from attending ASPP? How would your work back in the lab change after attending ASPP?

• Did you already apply to one of the previous instances of the school?
  • Yes
  • No
• Nationality
• Year of birth
• Gender
  • other
  • female
  • male
• Please type in a short curriculum vitae (no links to external files/no list of publications), just enough for us to get an idea of what have you done until now…