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Assign Lessons And A Safe Project Environment

Select relevant lessons and approval boundaries for a fictional eight-week visitor. This exercise provisions no accounts or system access.

Where you will workOn this web page
  1. 1Understand
  2. 2Try it yourself
  3. 3Check and submit

Before you start#

A Passport lesson list is selected from the person's real work. Training shows lesson completion; it does not grant access. Operational access decisions require the separate owner's approval for a repository, dataset, machine or service.

Visitor's task Training choice Operational decision
Edit code Git; Python when needed Repository owner approves access
Analyse approved measurements with CPU jobs Data and Euler CPU Data owner and compute owner approve use
Finish an eight-week visit Handover and departure planning Owners review access/end dates and retained work

Training is complete, but the data owner has not approved access. Can the visitor start using the dataset? Decide the next action before the explanation.

When training is complete but access is pending

Record the missing decision privately and contact its named owner. Continue only work already authorized. Completion does not grant access or justify buying an optional service. Review temporary permissions at the agreed date.

Assign lessons for the stated work and obtain access decisions from their owners.

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Practice

Work through the decisions

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Steps

A Passport lesson list is selected from the person's real work. Training completion never grants system access. Every operational permission needs a separate decision from the person responsible for that system or information.

  1. 01

    Define the person's work

    Read and answer on this web page

    An eight-week fictional visitor will edit code and analyse approved data using CPU jobs. Choose lessons for that work, not every tool mentioned in the catalogue.

    Look forThe list contains only the relevant lesson groups and their required earlier lessons.

    Explanation and help
    What this means
    Map each responsibility to a system.
    Safe recovery
    Clarify the project role before requesting access.
  2. 02

    Name decision owners

    Read and answer on this web page

    Name the responsible owners in the fictional case. Teaching support helps with lessons; information and system owners approve data and operational access.

    Look forEvery requested system has an accountable owner.

    Explanation and help
    What this means
    Request minimum access.
    Safe recovery
    Do not grant access by implication or convenience.
  3. 03

    Limit scope and duration

    Read and answer on this web page

    The visitor needs only access for the stated work, with an end/review date. Training completion and access approval are separate decisions.

    Look forNo broad or permanent access lacks a task and review date.

    Explanation and help
    What this means
    Name the code and data locations that hold the main approved copies.
    Safe recovery
    Reduce the request or obtain a documented owner exception.
  4. 04

    Document working locations

    Read and answer on this web page

    Use the case's approved code, durable data and temporary compute locations. Do not record real private paths in public exercise answers.

    Look forThe researcher does not need to guess between laptop, GitHub, NAS, Blade, and Euler.

    Explanation and help
    What this means
    Separate training from provisioning.
    Safe recovery
    Decide which approved location will hold the main copy before data is created.
  5. 05

    Record operational approvals separately

    Read and answer on this web page

    In real work, record requests and owner decisions privately. In this exercise, decide how a missing approval is escalated. A passed lesson grants no access.

    Look forProvisioning status and Passport status are separate.

    Explanation and help
    What this means
    Complete the fictional packet questions.
    Safe recovery
    Do not activate access solely because training passed.
  6. 06

    Review the onboarding packet

    Read and answer on this web page

    Answer the seven fictional scenarios. They check decisions, not a completed real onboarding packet.

    Look forEvery scenario has one explicit, least-privilege decision.

    Explanation and help
    What this means
    Run Check my work.
    Safe recovery
    Add the missing owner or decision before approval.

Finish the lesson

Check and submit

Answer these 7 questions, then confirm the work you checked.

To pass: 100% and every safety question. Completion appears after the automatic GitHub check passes.

01Does passing the Passport authorize system access?Safety-critical
02Which Passport responsibilities should be assigned?
03What access should be requested?Safety-critical
04Before the researcher creates project data, what must be explicit?Safety-critical
05A visiting researcher needs access for eight weeks. What should the request include?
06How should a new researcher receive service access?Safety-critical
07An access request is approved but provisioning fails. What should the Passport record prove?
Before submitting
Open my real passport first

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If Blocked#

Do not grant broad access while waiting for a decision. Record the blocker and obtain the information owner, system owner, or lab owner decision. Use lab IT policy for escalation.

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Understand Before Accepting AI Output#

An agent may format the packet but cannot authorize access, classify data, approve AI services, choose compute shares, or create policy exceptions.