Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the core idea behind "Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project"?

   1. Bring it all together. Pick one of three starter projects, plan it, build it with AI, and deploy it. You are now a builder who ships.
   2. AI catches when you import across packages without declaring the dep.
   3. 'Suggest a 1-week coding project I could finish and show my parents.'
   4. Describing what the user clicked

2. Which term best describes a foundational idea in "Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project"?

   1. MVP
   2. capstone
   3. scope
   4. deployment

3. A learner studying Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project would need to understand which concept?

   1. capstone
   2. scope
   3. MVP
   4. deployment

4. Which of these is directly relevant to Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project?

   1. capstone
   2. MVP
   3. deployment
   4. scope

5. Which of the following is a key point about Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project?

   1. Flashcard app: a static site that loads cards from a JSON file and quizzes you
   2. Personal homepage: about you, projects, contact, styled deliberately
   3. Weather dashboard: enter a city, see today's forecast using a free API
   4. AI catches when you import across packages without declaring the dep.

6. What is one important takeaway from studying Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project?

   1. Break the work into at least four git commits with descriptive messages
   2. Write a one-paragraph README of what the project does and why you chose it
   3. Use AI for at least half the code, but read and understand every line
   4. Deploy to a public URL (GitHub Pages, Vercel, or Netlify — all free)

7. Which of these does NOT belong in a discussion of Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project?

   1. Write a one-paragraph README of what the project does and why you chose it
   2. Break the work into at least four git commits with descriptive messages
   3. Use AI for at least half the code, but read and understand every line
   4. AI catches when you import across packages without declaring the dep.

8. Which of these correctly reflects a principle in Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project?

   1. Write a prompt that names inputs and expected outputs
   2. Review the AI draft, run it, commit when it works
   3. Move to the next task list — resist sidequests
   4. Open your worksheet, pick one task list

9. Which of these does NOT belong in a discussion of Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project?

   1. Write a prompt that names inputs and expected outputs
   2. Open your worksheet, pick one task list
   3. Review the AI draft, run it, commit when it works
   4. AI catches when you import across packages without declaring the dep.

10. What is the key insight about "When to ask for human help" in the context of Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project?

    1. AI catches when you import across packages without declaring the dep.
    2. If you and the AI have gone around the same bug for an hour, stop.
    3. 'Suggest a 1-week coding project I could finish and show my parents.'
    4. Describing what the user clicked

11. What is the key insight about "Review date" in the context of Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project?

    1. AI catches when you import across packages without declaring the dep.
    2. 'Suggest a 1-week coding project I could finish and show my parents.'
    3. Reviewed in 2026. Treat fast-changing product names, prices, availability, and policy details as examples to verify befo…
    4. Describing what the user clicked

12. Which statement accurately describes an aspect of Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project?

    1. AI catches when you import across packages without declaring the dep.
    2. 'Suggest a 1-week coding project I could finish and show my parents.'
    3. Describing what the user clicked
    4. This is the builders capstone. You will scope a small project, build it with AI help, commit to git, and deploy it to a real URL.

13. What does working with Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project typically involve?

    1. Record your screen while you use your project. Narrate what the project does, show it working, and mention one thing you learned.
    2. AI catches when you import across packages without declaring the dep.
    3. 'Suggest a 1-week coding project I could finish and show my parents.'
    4. Describing what the user clicked

14. Which of the following is true about Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project?

    1. AI catches when you import across packages without declaring the dep.
    2. The big idea: building something small and shipping it is a bigger lesson than reading a hundred tutorials.
    3. 'Suggest a 1-week coding project I could finish and show my parents.'
    4. Describing what the user clicked

15. Which best describes the scope of "Your First Capstone — Ship a Small Project"?

    1. It is unrelated to ai-coding workflows
    2. It applies only to the opposite beginner tier
    3. It focuses on Bring it all together. Pick one of three starter projects, plan it, build it with AI, and deploy it.
    4. It was deprecated in 2024 and no longer relevant