Design a questionnaire
You'll design a questionnaire from scratch—deciding what information you need to collect, who needs it, and what questions to ask. You'll test it out with a small group first, then improve it based on what you learn. This is about thinking through the whole process carefully and documenting everything.
You design a questionnaire showing you've used all the key steps of the process—clarifying needs, choosing variables, designing questions, testing with a pilot, and refining it.
You connect each part of your design to the context and explain why you made the decisions you did at each step.
You weave statistical knowledge throughout your whole design, showing you understand how your choices about variables, measures, and question types connect to the survey's purpose and the context.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.