Project report and PPT generator — the documents graders actually read
Most of a project grade is decided by the report and the presentation, and they are the part students leave until last. UniForge generates both together with the code, so the report describes the real files and the diagrams are drawn from the actual structure — not stock images pasted in at midnight.
Every build produces a structured report in Word and PDF (objectives, design, implementation, testing), a twelve-slide deck with speaker notes, six code-derived diagrams, a README, and a fifteen-question viva pack.
Because the documents are generated from the same brief as the code, the terminology, module names and claims all match — the inconsistency graders catch first is simply not there.
Start building — 3 builds freeCommon questions
Can I edit the report afterwards?
Yes — it ships as a Word document (plus PDF), so you can adjust names, add your university’s title page format, or expand any section.
Are the slides ready to present?
Twelve slides with speaker notes covering the arc of a project demo: problem, design, implementation highlights, results. Notes tell you what to say on each slide.
Where do the diagrams come from?
They are generated from your project’s real code — class relationships, flow and structure — so they match what you submit.