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Final test · Prompt Foundations

Final test: Prompt Foundations

Ten questions covering every section, a fresh, balanced draw from the whole bank each attempt. Pass with 60%; a retake always brings different questions.

1. How AI Reads Your Wordsrevisit 2. The Anatomy of a Clear Askrevisit 3. Context Is the Half You're Not Writingrevisit 4. Controlling the Outputrevisit 5. The Iteration Looprevisit

Final test

10 questions, drawn fresh from the bank every attempt. Pass mark 60%. Unlimited retakes.

Capstone: The Rewrite Portfolio

Take three prompts you actually used recently that gave mediocre results. For each: diagnose what was missing (task? audience? constraints? context? output shape?), rewrite it using the course framework, run both versions, and note the difference. Then build one reusable prompt for a task you repeat weekly.

Rubric: 25 points per rewrite: correct diagnosis (10), the rewrite fixes it (10), honest comparison of results (5). 25 points for the reusable prompt: task, audience, constraints and output shape all explicit.

Before you start: Collect three real prompts from your history before starting. Real ones, the awkward, underspecified prompts you actually typed, teach more than invented examples.

The capstone is self-assessed against the rubric. It's the part you keep: a real artifact, built with everything the course covered.

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