Which item is NOT typically part of a Model Card?

• A. Model Details
• B. Use Case
• C. Training Information
• D. Deployment Schedule

Answer: (D)

Model Cards focus on documenting what the model is, how it was built, what data was used, how it was trained, how it was evaluated, and what risks or limitations accompany its use. That means sections describing Model Details (name, version, architecture), Use Case (the intended applications and constraints), and Training Information (data sources, preprocessing, training setup, compute) are all central to the card. Deployment Schedule, by contrast, is about when and how quickly the model will be rolled out, updated, or maintained—topics that belong to project management or deployment governance rather than the model’s descriptive documentation. So the item not typically included is Deployment Schedule because it doesn’t inform users about the model’s characteristics or responsible use.