Your own problem
Bring a problem you care about — from your work, your industry or your community. You validate it in week 2 and build it through week 20.
A real product, built for real people. Your capstone starts in week 1 and is defended in week 20 — it's the product you build throughout the program, not a separate exercise.
Bring a problem you care about — from your work, your industry or your community. You validate it in week 2 and build it through week 20.
Choose one of our project briefs. Each comes with a problem context, suggested users to interview and a starter architecture — but you still own every decision.
Each brief comes with a problem context, users to interview and a starter architecture. These are project directions, not graduates' finished products.
Answers grounded in a team's own documents, with citations and access control.
Triage, draft and route support conversations, with humans approving replies.
Extract structured data from invoices, contracts or forms — and flag what it isn't sure about.
A lightweight CRM that summarises interactions and suggests next steps.
Collect, compare and synthesise sources around a research question.
Replace a manual, multi-step back-office process with a reliable workflow.
Scheduling that handles rescheduling, reminders and no-shows gracefully.
Thirteen deliverables that show why the product exists, how well it's built, and that you understand it.
Why
What
How well
Show
AI goes in only where it creates value. You'll never be asked to bolt a chatbot onto a product that doesn't need one. In week 9 you write an AI value case — and a well-argued “no” passes.
The code, product and idea are yours. For a company project, confidentiality and publication are agreed in the agreement.
How the capstone is assessed →Choose a program and a start date — first a short call, then the agreement.