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Day 3 · Deliver
CODED × ALSHAYA

The Capstone Project

Prove it: a 30-minute final assessment, then seven teams build a complete implementation package on the portfolio data — and present it. Certificates to close.

Thursday 3 September 2026 09:00 – 13:00 CODED Campus, Kuwait

Day brief

No new tools today. The morning opens with the 30-minute final assessment — twenty questions on everything from Days 1 and 2, worked alone. Then the capstone: seven teams of two, each with its own scenario on the fictional portfolio, build a real implementation package — a one-page executive briefing, a five-to-six slide presentation in Claude Design or Gamma, a data analysis with two to three verified visualisations, and a communication package with reusable templates. Each team pitches for six minutes and takes a question. The last half hour is certificates and the group photo. The point is not a perfect deliverable — it is proving the workflow holds up under a deadline.

Run of show

A guide, not a script — timings flex to the room.

  1. 1
    Final assessment09:00
    Thirty minutes covering Days 1 and 2, worked alone — notes allowed, AI is not. The same paper as Day 1; the link is on this page.
  2. 2
    Phase 0 — Scenario & plan09:30
    Teams of two draw their scenario (S1–S7), review the data, and split builder and verifier roles. Lab T1.
  3. 3
    Build block 1 — Briefing & presentation09:40
    Deliverable 1: the one-page executive briefing, every number verified (35 min, Lab T2). Deliverable 2: the 5–6 slide deck in Claude Design or Gamma (35 min, Lab T3).
  4. Break10:50
  5. 4
    Build block 2 — Analysis & comms11:00
    Deliverable 3: two to three charts with insights, one number per chart verified by hand (25 min, Lab T4). Deliverable 4: two communication items plus three prompt templates (15 min, Lab T5).
  6. 5
    Assemble & rehearse11:40
    One run-through out loud, against the clock. Cut whatever does not earn its place. Lab T6.
  7. 6
    Team presentations & Q&A11:45
    Seven teams, six minutes each — title, problem, evidence, recommendation, implementation and cost, next steps — then one question from the room.
  8. 7
    Certificates & close12:30
    Certificates of completion, the group photo, the workshop feedback survey, and what you are taking back to your desk on Sunday morning.