CAP Path to 100 Points - Complete Planner

Choose your activities

Check each activity you plan to do. Your running total updates as you go.

Not sure where to start? Load a suggested path, then adjust it.

Point values match the number in each activity's Canvas title, such as "Government Meeting Attendance (30 Points)." If your Canvas course shows something different, go by Canvas.

Answer six questions

Two or three sentences each is plenty. Your answers print on your plan.

Your full name First and last name, as it appears on the class roster.

1. When is the final deadline for submitting all activities? Check your syllabus or Canvas for the exact date.

2. Based on your schedule this term, which checkpoint might be most challenging for you to meet?

3. What resources or support would help you succeed in this project?

4. How do you think this project will connect to your major or career interests?

5. Which government agencies or services are you most interested in learning more about through this project?

6. What do you hope to gain from this project beyond course credit?

Download your plan and upload it to Canvas

The button below creates a PDF of your plan. Upload that PDF to the plan assignment in your Canvas course. The PDF is the only thing your instructor sees.

Plans change, and that's fine. If your schedule or circumstances change during the term, you can complete different activities than the ones listed here. What matters is finishing with 100 points from at least two categories.

Your browser will download a file named CAP_Plan_YourName.pdf, usually to your Downloads folder. Open it to check it, then upload it to Canvas.