Capstone Finale Kit

The home stretch of CE Project 2. Build a panel-ready defense deck, generate your complete final-document template, track every submission requirement, and rehearse the defense questions the panel loves to ask. Everything saves on your phone. Free to use.

🎤Title slide details

Build a clean, panel-ready defense deck. Fill the title-slide info, load the standard CE defense outline, then edit each slide's bullet points. Export to a PDF (one slide per page) to drop straight into your presentation.

Capstone title

Proponent(s)

Course / Section

Adviser

Panel (optional)

Defense date

Slides

Each slide has a title and bullet points (one per line). Reorder with ▲ ▼. Aim for ~4–6 bullets a slide — talk to them, don't read them.

No slides yet. Tap "Load standard defense outline" to start with the usual 11 slides, then edit them.

Deck preview

Add slides or load the standard outline, then tap "Build deck".

📄Final manuscript details

Generate a complete, correctly-ordered final-document skeleton — preliminaries → Chapters 1–5 → back matter — with the standard headings and a one-line reminder under each. Fill what you can, choose which parts to include, then export the template to paste into your word processor. Always follow your school's official format guide; this is a starting structure.

Capstone title

Proponent(s)

Degree

School / University

Department / College

Adviser

Month & Year

Abstract (optional)

Keywords (optional)

Sections to include

All standard parts are on by default. Tap to toggle off anything your format guide doesn't require.

✅Final-submission checklist

Tap each item to cycle ✗ Not yet → ✓ Done → — N/A. The ring shows your overall completion (N/A items are excluded). Everything is saved automatically on this device. Requirements vary by school — verify the exact list with your department.

Project / team label (for the printout)

0 of 0 done

Add your own requirement

🧠Defense question prep

Rehearse the questions panels ask most. Tap a question to draft your answer (auto-saved), tap the ☆ to mark a question you're confident on. Use Collapse all for self-quiz / flashcard mode — read the question, answer aloud, then expand to check.

Search questions

Panel tips: restate the question before answering · point to a specific table/figure · it's fine to say "that's a limitation we noted" · never argue — thank them and note the suggestion · know your numbers cold.

Study aid for CE464 CE Project 2 (Capstone). These tools help you organize, finalize, and rehearse — always follow your adviser's and school's required structure, format, and submission rules, and verify every fact before submitting or presenting.