Dispositions

	Adaptable	means to modify your strategies, techniques or tools to adjust to new events, circumstances, or demands.
	Collaborative	means to work with other people as a team, exchange, share and discuss ideas, feedback, and actions to accomplish a task.
	Inventive	means to find different ways of completing a task that may not be obvious at first glance.
	Meticulous	means paying attention to detail even when the detail is incidental to the success of a solution and addressing it may or may not be expected or rewarded.
	Persistent	means to stick with a task until it is completed even when the task seems difficult and even when you have doubts about your ability to complete the task.
	Proactive	means to attempt a task before it is due even though such initiative may not be expected or rewarded.
	Responsive	means to promptly attempt to resolve/address events, requests, feedback, or suggestions appropriately even when promptness may not be expected or rewarded.
	Self-Directed	means to learn new tools, techniques, etc. on your own to complete a task, even when the tool/technique is only minimally used or discussed in class and you may not receive additional credit just for learning it.

• Understand how computing students understand dispositions;
• Investigate how dispositions can be fostered among them.