Title: Quiz 15 — Portfolio Packaging, Demo Prep, and Technical Storytelling
Course: AIINFRA 303: Capstone Project > Section: Week 15 — Portfolio Packaging, Demo Prep, and Technical Storytelling

Q: A portfolio project wins interviews primarily through visual polish and clean formatting, regardless of the story behind it.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: What is the practical "two clicks" standard described in the lecture?
- Every project should have two README files
- A reviewer should reach a live demo and the repo within two clicks
- Two team members must review the code before submission
- The README should be no longer than two pages
A: A reviewer should reach a live demo and the repo within two clicks

Q: Why doesn't a typical portfolio README embed a video file directly, and what's the standard workaround?
Feedback: Sample/expected answer: GitHub does not reliably inline-embed video, so the standard workaround is a linked thumbnail image in the README that opens the hosted video (e.g., on YouTube or Loom) when clicked.

Q: Which diagram format from earlier in the course renders natively inside GitHub markdown, making it ideal for an architecture walkthrough in a README?
- Visio exports
- Mermaid C4 diagrams
- PowerPoint slides
- [Draw.io](http://Draw.io) XML files
A: Mermaid C4 diagrams

Q: Titling a results slide or section "Model results" is just as effective as titling it "Model cuts false positives by 30%."
- True
- False
A: False

Q: What free tool records a terminal session as a lightweight .cast file, and what tools can convert that recording into a GIF for embedding in a README?
Feedback: Sample/expected answer: asciinema records the ****`.cast`**** file; ****`agg`**** or ****`terminalizer`**** convert it to a GIF.

Q: According to the lecture, what do hiring managers value most in a portfolio project?
- Mathematical elegance and proofs
- Business impact and measurable outcomes
- The number of frameworks used
- Length of the codebase
A: Business impact and measurable outcomes

Q: Leaning on a generic, overused dataset with a bare code link and no narrative is an effective way to make a capstone project stand out.
- True
- False
A: False