Spread out final project tasks to avoid week 11 overcrowdiing - #56
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Updated the lesson plan to include final deadline for Kaggle capstone project and added mentor notes for clarity.
Updated lesson content to reflect changes in assignment focus and optional tasks. Clarified deployment requirements and project presentation details.
…/lesson_11_rubric.md
…nal_project/kaggle_rubric.md to mentor-guidebook/assignment-solution-examples/08_kaggle_rubric.md
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Making an update to the Py100 curriculum to ease pressure on Week 11, where students have to submit three tasks: the web scraping/Streamlit dashboard, the Kaggle task, and the regular assignment.
Proposing these changes after seeing data that Python Essentials has the lowest completion rates of CTD classes, and half the dropoff happens with the final week.