Assemble the Final Submission
Work through the explanation, apply it to the example, and complete the quick check before continuing.
Text description of the visual
The figure shows a final capstone submission gate. The artefact area lists the ten required pieces: task and user, success boundaries, input register, tool rationale, workflow specification, prompt set, review evidence, controls and stops, test revision, and final reflection. The submission checks remind learners to review filenames, headings, source labels, tables, and text alternatives. The rubric area asks learners to mark evidence for every rubric row and revise gaps, but not to award themselves completion. The final confirmations ask learners to confirm that no real sensitive information is present, material claims have verification methods, human authority comes before consequential use, the test log shows a targeted revision, and the intended-use limit and remaining uncertainty are stated.
Use the submission template and include all ten required artefacts. Check filenames, headings, source labels, tables, and text alternatives.
Self-review against every rubric row. Mark evidence showing where each criterion is met. Do not award yourself completion; the rubric guides review and revision.
Confirm that no real sensitive information is present, all material claims have verification methods, human authority precedes consequential use, and the test log shows a targeted revision.
State the intended-use limit and remaining uncertainty clearly.