Walk into your defense knowing every line.
Final year project mentoring for computer science students. We plan it, build it with you and explain every part, so you can answer whatever the committee asks.
Most students message us with one of these
You: I don’t have an idea yet.
CedarCode: Good, we start there. We look at what you enjoy and what your department accepts, then pick an idea you can finish.
You: I have an idea, but I don’t know where to start.
CedarCode: We break it into features, screens and a database. After that, the first step is obvious.
You: My code runs, but I can’t explain it.
CedarCode: Then we go through it together, part by part, until you can answer for every line.
You: My defense is close and I’m not ready.
CedarCode: Send us the date. We will tell you honestly what can be done in the time you have.
From a blank page to defense day
Choose the idea
One you like, your department accepts, and you can finish.
Plan the system
Features, screens and database, drawn before any code.
Build it with you
Step by step, together, so the project stays yours.
Explain every part
You learn what each piece does and why it is there.
Prepare the defense
We practise the presentation and the committee’s questions.
Student prices
Runs on one computer
Offline project
Starting from$60
A program with its own local data. No internet needed to run or to present it.
Live on the internet
Online project
Starting from$99
Web and mobile, live with a database behind it.
Starting prices, for students only.
Prices can vary, and we work with you
Every project is different, so the price changes with its size. We know a student budget is tight. Tell us what you can manage and we will do our best to make it work.
What you leave with
- Clean working source code
- Full explanation of every part
- UML and ERD diagrams explained
- Setup and run guide
- Defense preparation
Build it in a stack you know
Your department requires a specific one? Tell us.
- React
- React Native
- Firebase
- Node.js
- Python
- Java
- PHP
- SQL
- C#
- Flutter
- and more…
Questions students ask
Will you do the project for me?
No. We build it together with you and explain every part. The committee will ask you the questions, so you need to understand your own project.
What is the difference between an offline and an online project?
An offline project runs on one computer with its own local data. An online project is a website or mobile app that is live on the internet with a database behind it.
Is the price fixed?
No. The prices shown are starting prices and they vary with the size of your project. We are flexible with students: tell us your budget and we will do our best to work with it. You know the final price before we start.
Which technologies can I use?
React, React Native, Firebase, Node.js, Python, Java, PHP, SQL, C#, Flutter and more. If your department requires a specific one, tell us.
What do I have at the end?
Clean working source code, UML and ERD diagrams you can explain, a setup and run guide, and practice for the defense.
Tell us about your project.
Fill this in and we write the message for you. No idea yet? Say so in the description and we start from there.