Corpus Twenty-eight years of the computer science capstone: research, writing, and speaking skills for computer scientists

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Overview
Origins
The Lifetime Assignment
Philosophy
A Tale of Three Students
Knowledge Half-Life
ReVeaL: Habits of Ongoing Learning
Dialogue and Community
Self-Assessment
AI as Collaborator

Human Skills

All Human Skills
Benchmarking a New Tool
Better Technical Writing
Captions That Work
Discussions That Work
Effective Mental Models
Effective Reviews
Knowledge Half-Life
Level of Expertise Dialogue
Position Papers
Predictions That Work
Presentations That Work
Retrospectives
Scoping a Thesis Statement
Slides That Work
Tell It Well
Titles and Abstracts That Work
Using LaTeX

AI-Assisted Workflows

All AI-Assisted Workflows
AI Usage Policy Development Kit
AI-Assisted Abstract Drafting
AI-Assisted Development Exercise
AI-Assisted Reviewing
Generative AI Tools

Agent Skills

All Agent Skills
Deck & Delivery Review
Position Paper Grill

Sample Semester Schedule

Spring 2026 Schedule

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Corpus preserves the computer science capstone (Senior Research Seminar) teaching materials of Michael A. Heroux, College of St. Benedict & St. John's University. Maintained by the Collegeville project.