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capstonealso cap-stone, topmost stone in a construction, 1680s, from cap + stone (n.). Earliest use is figurative.
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capstoneThe crowning stone of a structure; differing from capital in that it is not a supporting member.
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capstoneA course that provides an opportunity for students to demonstrate that they can integrate the knowledge and skills they have acquired throughout the major or program. The learning outcomes of the caps [..]
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capstone(n) a final touch; a crowning achievement; a culmination(n) a stone that forms the top of wall or building
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capstoneCapstone experiences for graduating seniors are designed to demonstrate comprehensive learning in the major through some type of product or experience. In addition to emphasizing work related to the m [..]
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capstonea culminating project or experience, usually associated with undergraduates but also applicable to graduate education, that generally takes place in the student’s final year of study and requires revi [..]
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capstoneAlso called a capstone experience, culminating project, or senior exhibition, among many other terms, a capstone project is a multifaceted assignment that completes, and is the high point of, a student's academic program or learning-pathway experience.
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capstoneHorizontal stone on top of chamber, passage or dolmen; dressed or otherwise
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capstoneA large horizontal slab of stone forming the top of a chambered tomb. The Killaclohane capstone weighs 13.5 tonnes, equivalent to five elephants
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capstoneA final course in a sequence of courses that provides an opportunity for students to integrate the knowledge and skills they have acquired. The learning outcomes of the capstone will normally map into [..]
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