Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Capstone"

A: A capstone, literally, is the piece of stone that completes a building or structure. Once the capstone is placed, the building is finished.

So, the capstone of a college education is the final class or project that completes your education. It's usually a research project that shows how much you have learned about a subject.

A: The Capstone project is a two semester process in which students independently research a question or problem of their choice, engage in scholarly debates in the relevant disciplines, and write a paper that reflects a deep understanding of the subject, which is usually with guidance of a faculty mentor.
It is basically an independent study and is required of all bachelor degree candidates.

A: I only know "capstone project" which is when you are taking a course and do a large, final project to show everything you learned. So I guess it's the same idea, kind of like "ultimate" or "final" or "most important".

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A: I would change:

“I have a good experience....”

to

“I had a good experience...”

Maybe add:

“I had the opportunity to learn more about filming locations...”

A comma after “Also”

“It was my first time being a cameraman and making a film which needed more CG effects.”

“I was a really fun class for me because it was a first time experience and I got to try new things.”

In capstone design class last semester, I had a good experience because I had the opportunity to learn more about filming locations and film’s color. Also, it was my first time being a cameraman and making a film, which needed more CG effects. It was a really fun class for me because it was a first time experience, and I got to try new things.

A: A "capstone" means a finishing touch, an achievement at last. In this case, it looks like the monument was a last detail of the period of conflict between separation of church and state. I hope that makes sense 🙈