Submit Your Work
What You Turn In
- Your team's stage table (the schedule file)
- Built backwards from the slot; every stage has an owner as a role, a deadline in days and hours with the log row named
- Your slip list and buffers
- One slip line per stage; buffers only where the slip lands, sized from the log or your written call; the spent-buffer rule written
- The AI draft with its receipt
- Your spec, the strike count and the label 'AI-assisted — directed by me'; the buffers in your own hand
- The two-episode grid
- Hours summed per day; every collision resolved one of three ways and the change written down
- The client's copy fill in on the hub
- Five lines: publish day, what we need from you by when, what happens if late, how to ask for a change; tested by a peer as the client
- Your method note
- What I might be wrong about in this schedule, and how I would find out
- Clip of the Day: Episode 1, by Its Slot fill in on the hub
- Episode 1 of your client's clip series, 15–30 seconds, 9:16, on the series' template, end card and naming: made in the sprint and delivered by its slot (or a new time sent before it broke); captions burned in; the real hours on its log row; a 720p MP4 under 30 MB in the client folder, its Google Drive share link and the receipt in Asha fill in on the hub
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How
- Asha, by the Thursday capstone stand-up.
Done when
- Stage table (the schedule file): Backwards from the slot; every stage an owner as role, deadline in days, hours with a log row named
- Slip list and buffers: One slip line per stage; buffers only where the slip lands, sized from the log or a written call; spent-buffer rule written
- AI draft with receipt: Label 'AI-assisted — directed by me' with spec and strike count; buffers in the trainee's hand
- Two-episode grid: Hours summed per day; every collision resolved one of three ways and the change written
- Client's copy: Publish day, what the client owes by when, what if late, how to change; peer as client could not break it or the gap was added
- Method note: What I might be wrong about in this schedule, and how I would find out
- Clip of the Day: Episode 1, by Its Slot: 3 stars: as 2, plus the slip list predicted the real slip; the buffer unspent or the spent-buffer rule applied · 2 stars: 15–30 s; 9:16 at 720p, MP4 under 30 MB; captions burned in inside the safe area; the series' end card; the AI label in the log, not on the post; receipt filed; delivered by the slot (or a new time sent before it broke); real hours logged against the stage table · 1 star: not 9:16 or outside 15–60 s, missed its slot without a new time sent first, or no receipt
Counts toward: the MD4b.1 badge, 1 to 3 stars · the team's capstone record · attendance for the Taught and SGL blocks · LP (Lion Points) for accepted badge work.
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