Re-AI Training Programme — Module 4 wrap-up

Now let's talk about your capstone project. This is the final piece of work for the whole programme. It takes about three hours. You choose one pathway and create a working, AI-powered result that you can show to an employer or a client. Every pathway also needs a written reflection of 400 words. The capstone counts for 35 per cent of your programme result, and the pass mark is 60 per cent. The reflection counts for 10 per cent, and it is simply pass or fail.

You can choose from three pathways. Pathway A is an AI customer service chatbot. You build a working chatbot with Chatbase, for a real or made-up business. You hand in five screenshots, your final system prompt and your reflection. Pathway B is an AI data analysis report. You analyse the retail sales dataset provided, using Julius AI. You write a 500-word business report and build a live dashboard with three charts. Pathway C is an AI-powered business plan. You create a business model canvas in Notion AI, a five-slide pitch deck in Gamma, and a five-minute video presentation with Loom. Pick the one that fits your goals best.

How is the capstone assessed? There are five criteria. First, complete. You must hand in every part of your chosen pathway. Second, working and accurate. Your output must work, and you must check the AI's results yourself. Third, professional. Your work should be clear and in plain language, something you could show to an employer or client. Fourth, responsible. You disclose your AI use, protect personal data and think about bias. Fifth, the reflection. In 400 words, show what you learned and how you used AI, including where you checked or corrected it. The reflection is pass or fail.

To sum up, you can ground a chatbot in your own documents and give it a clear system prompt. You can ask data tools clear questions, pick the right chart and tell the story. You turned one AI skill into a priced offer with a canvas and pitch. You can test AI for bias, protect personal data and keep a human in the loop. And from 2 August 2026, Article 50 of the EU AI Act says you must tell people when they deal with AI. This is the final module. Next, submit your capstone, pass the final quiz and add your work to your portfolio to earn your certificate.

Congratulations on reaching the end of Module 4, the final module of the Re-AI programme. When you finish every lesson, exercise, the capstone project and the final quiz, your Module 4 certificate and badge are awarded automatically. Complete all four modules to earn the Re-AI Programme certificate and graduate badge. Re-AI is co-funded by the European Union through Erasmus+. Thank you, and good luck.

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