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This page proves the student assignment submission experience with one-page instructions, due date and time zone, status, attempts, grade, rubric, feedback, draft autosave, receipt, and un-submit state.

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It uses local invented proof data only. It does not create production submissions, upload files, write autosaves, email receipts, unsubmit work, apply late penalties, post grades, or notify instructors.

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Use Sev3 if due dates, draft autosave, receipt, rubric, feedback, attempts, or mobile stacking blocks review. Use Sev4 for copy, spacing, or proof-layout feedback. This panel does not submit a support case.

Sev1: Critical outage or data-risk emergency

Target: 1-hour response, 24/7 paging during pilot

Sev2: Major workflow blocked

Target: 4 business hours

Sev3: Standard product question or non-urgent issue

Target: 1 business day

Sev4: How-to, cosmetic, or future enhancement

Target: 2 business days

These preview controls are placeholders. Real AI answers, search, walkthroughs, and support submission come in later tickets.

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Static proof preview

Real notification feeds, delivery, and preferences arrive in a later ticket.

Maya Rivera

Maya Rivera

maya.rivera@student.otto-fixture.test

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Student assignment

Terminology case study: discharge note

MED 120 assignment proof with instructions, due date, draft autosave, receipt, rubric, feedback, attempts, grade, and un-submit state.

Otto Fixture BPPE Career School - assignment proof

Student · Maya Rivera

Student assignment submissionDraft saved

Terminology case study: discharge note

Medical Terminology - Week 7: Cardiovascular terminology - 60 points - rubric graded

Student action

Controls are visible proof states. No production submission runs.

Back to courseOpen quiz

Assignment snapshot

Due date, status, grade, rubric, and feedback

One-page status

Due date

Due Sunday, Oct 18 at 11:59 PM

Time zone

America/Los_Angeles

Accommodation

Extended due date applied: Monday, Oct 19 at 11:59 PM

Late policy

10% late penalty after the accommodated due date

Submission status

Draft saved - not submitted

Attempts

0 of 2 submissions used

Grade

Not graded yet

Feedback

Instructor feedback appears here after grading

Student instructions

What to submit

Draft saved

Read the discharge note and identify five cardiovascular terms.

Explain the meaning of each term in patient-friendly language.

Submit a short written response and the annotated worksheet PDF.

Draft submission

Autosaved response

Local + server

discharge-note-worksheet.pdf

PDF - 312 KB

sha256:31ad...9b8f

terms-notes.txt

Plain text - 12 KB

sha256:0f22...aa91

Draft autosaved locally and on server 18 seconds ago

Local draft protects work during connection loss

Server draft version 7 accepted at 6:49 PM PT

Rubric

Grading rubric

3 criteria

Identifies five cardiovascular terms

All required terms are present in the draft.

20 pointsMeets expectations preview

Explains terms in patient-friendly language

One explanation may need simpler wording.

20 pointsNeeds instructor review

Complete file and text submission

Text response and worksheet attachment are both present.

20 pointsComplete preview

Proof boundary

Local data only

Uses invented local assignment submission data only.

Does not create production submissions, upload files, write autosaves, email receipts, unsubmit work, apply late penalties, post grades, or notify instructors.

Draft, receipt, rubric, feedback, accommodation, and unsubmit states are static proof states.