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Living Cosmology
- Self-paced
- Free Access
- 6 Sequences
- Introductive Level
Course details
Syllabus
- Week 1 - Welcome to "Living Cosmology"
This module provides an overview of this capstone course, a timeline for submitting your final project, and grading logistics. Be sure to read all the information carefully and plan accordingly. Once you have a clear idea of what type of project you want to su... - Week 2 - Identify Your Project Goals
The second stage of the capstone project is to identify your project goals and then provide two questions for feedback from your peers. When submitting your assignment for this week’s milestone, please include all your prior assignment information so that peer... - Week 3 - Create a Project Outline and Plan
The third stage of the capstone project is to create a detailed project outline to help you plan the execution of your project. By the end of this module, you should fee ready to begin your project as you will have identified the major tasks needed to accompli... - Week 4 - (Optional) Feedback Peer Review
Throughout this capstone course, you’ve had a few opportunities to provide and receive what we hope has been constructive feedback from your peers. Some of the feedback you've received from your peers will seem immediately right, some more challenging to addre... - Week 5 - Submit Your Project Draft
We hope you found the last module, which focused on revising your work based on previous feedback, to be helpful. Now it is time to take that work a step forward by submitting a draft of your final project. Perhaps your project was to write a song and you're r... - Week 6 - Submit Your Final Project!
This is the last step in our Capstone project. You’ll commit to any final changes in your project in response to the constructive expert and peer review from your last assignment, and then do a revision, and post the result.
Prerequisite
None.
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