The Capstone Project is your opportunity to synthesize the Program Learning Outcomes and demonstrate your mastery of your Program of Study. This Capstone Project will challenge you to integrate ideas presented in all your previous courses. The Capstone Project should also push you beyond the boundaries of your prior work. You will creatively explore and apply the knowledge and experiences gained from your core courses and electives, websites, and additional readings and research. Blending these experiences and resources will help you to complete a Mini Literature Review and a final Capstone Project Presentation. In Weeks 15, you will have Capstone milestones to complete. Each of these milestones contributes to your Mini Literature Review and Capstone Project Presentation. Please note that this process is iterative and will require revision and refinement as you move from the beginning to the conclusion of your Capstone Project. To assist you in this process, please refer to the Capstone Project Guide located within the button. This document provides an o
verview of the weekly milestones as well as technical details important for completion of your Capstone Project Presentation. You are strongly encouraged to plan ahead for the completion of your Capstone Project Presentation in Week 5. For this weeks Capstone milestone, you will focus on selecting a topic for your Capstone Project. For your Capstone milestone this week, you will develop a topic for the Capstone Project that synthesizes Program Learning Outcomes from your Program of Study. The topic for the project, as well as your approach, should be personally tailored to suit your unique perspectives and the area of concentration you studied. for this Capstone Project milestone: this Capstone Project, of your topic. Be sure to include a title and a rationale for your project. The Instructor will provide guidance on and approval of your topic. Be sure to support your work with specific citations from this weeks Learning Resources and additional scholarly sources as appropriate. Refer to the to ensure that your in-text citations and reference list are correct.