The semester concludes with a project where the candidate must demonstrate practical skills and competence from all first-semester courses. 

The course aims to conduct a practical project and develop a digital product feature prototype that improves the current features of an existing digital product. The prototyping is based on independently conducted research, ideation, and concept work, and given shape according to identified and verified user needs. Candidates work independently or in a group on a project, which must be planned, documented, and executed according to project criteria. The candidate also prepares a project plan and an individual reflection report documenting the process and choices made along the way. 

The project challenges candidates to use and combine accumulated competence from the previous courses and showcase how they can complete larger projects, individually or across disciplinary boundaries. Candidates are challenged to think and work holistically, which provides a solid platform for further learning and understanding of the digital product management vocation. 

The candidate presents the results from the project to course teachers, an eventual client, and fellow students after submission. The project can open for teamwork, real-world client projects, or interdisciplinary cooperation projects across disciplines. 

The course gives the students a practical opportunity to apply all skills and areas from previously taught courses in a concrete and hands-on context in the shape of a project.