What is a CAPSTONE

[29palms]

Sorry, but what the hell is a capstone? Sorry if this sounds basically nuts!

[rebel100]

The concept is for you to have a chance to complete and demonstrate a mastery of your chosen subject matter. My COSC Capstone was a 20 page paper about my education and how it would be woven into the tapestry of my vocation and life. It was time consuming and i was SOOO ready to just be DONE!

[29palms]

Is this like the final course for enrollment that usually requires like your last subject with Tesc? Can you take a course instead? Is this capstone required of all graduates?

[AlbaTiVo]

There is a capstone for BA degrees and BSBA degrees. I think you are looking at the BSAST and in that case it looks like the Current Trends & Applications class would be considered like a capstone since it is required.

[Publius]

As far as I know, the BSBA programs at TESC are the only ones where you can test out of the capstone. The course is Business Policy which is a TECEP. Though I'm not as familiar with the other degree programs at TESC or the other 2 colleges, I don't think you test out of the other capstones. (Someone please correct me if I'm wrong or if there is an exception)

EDIT: If you go to their catalog, search for the word capstone, then you should find all of the courses that are the capstones.
Also, if you go here: http://www.tesc.edu/heavin/bshs/Capstone...ements.cfm, you'll see that a capstone is "an in-depth, student-centered experience which requires the integration of theory and practical experience. Students will demonstrate an understanding of their knowledge by applying it to a specific project."