# Part 5 - Conclusion

## 5a. Exit quiz:

This module aimed to provide information, examples, and practice opportunities so that you develop the skills to...

- Recognise the importance of file and folder organisation and relate it to your studies.

- Use appropriate naming conventions to manage project files systemically.

- Structure folders effectively to make elements of a research project findable for collaborators and for your future self.

- Explain the concept of a directory tree.

- Evaluate whether to store a file locally vs. remotely based on factors such as accessibility, security, and collaboration needs.

Please take a brief exit quiz as a final check for understanding on these skills and concepts.

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## 5b. Thank you:

Dear student,

Thank you for participating in this pilot mini-module about Files Naming and Folder Organisation. We hope that the information proves useful in your Python course and that what you’ve learned will be relevant to your future studies/research. We need your help to improve this material for future students: please take a brief exit survey to review the module! The survey link will be posted to the Signal & Systems with Python Brightspace course. Thank you in advance for your feedback!