Final Year Project
Interim Report
Progress shown, problems named, and the plan updated in public.
The interim report is a checkpoint, not a preview of the final document, and it is marked on honesty as much as progress. Panels respond well to a student who says which part is behind and what the plan is; they respond badly to a report that repeats the proposal in the past tense. We write it with evidence attached.
What you get
- What is built and working right now
- What changed since the proposal, and why
- Evidence: screenshots, results, test output
- A revised timeline for the remaining weeks
- The risk that is currently most likely to bite
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