Week 12 Practical: Final debrief and practical wrap-up

The closing practical — reviewing the semester's cases and frameworks together, in the week the Final Capstone is due.

10 May 2027

Before the practical

The Final Capstone is due this week. Bring it finished.

In the practical

A joint practical, run by both the convenor and the Field Safety Officer, reviewing the semester in the order it was built: the observation method from week 1, the classification scheme from week 2, the warding traditions from week 3, the two on-campus cases, the desk-study convergence, and the competing frameworks. It closes with a few capstone protocols presented back to the room as worked examples of the method applied end to end.

Afterwards

The Final Capstone is due this week, closing the course. There is no further submission after this one.

The spec

What you bring to the session. Written so a reader can tell whether it has been met without asking you.

you have submitted the Final Capstone — a containment/warding protocol for a novel case, grounded in the course's classification and countermeasure material
you can trace your protocol's design back to at least one specific piece of material from phases 1–3 (a classification category, a warding-tradition mechanism, or a safety-protocol rule)
you can state, without being asked to defend it, whether and how a position on the fourth-dimensional hypothesis shaped your protocol's design

Teaching team

Dr. Perpetua Solano — Course Convenor, Applied Anomalology (SLOP3646)
Teaching Fellow Jonah Whitcombe — Teaching Fellow, Field Safety Officer