New student information page
Organize the public information needed for one specific process.
University
Start with one inconvenience, build release one, invite real use, and preserve credible evidence.
You do not need a grand competition topic. Scattered course resources, confusing event details, and repeated group coordination are observable situations.
Organize the public information needed for one specific process.
Help participants understand the time, place, flow, and preparation.
Organize authorized resources for one course or project.
Explain the problem, roles, versions, feedback, limits, and next decision.
Credible work shows how you judged, how you divided work with AI, and which claims remain unproven.
See the project passportNo. Begin with a real problem in everyday university life, complete a working version and one real trial, then decide whether a competition is useful.
Choose a project with a clear information boundary, reachable users, and no need for login or payment in release one, such as an event guide, resource index, or project evidence page.
Explain the target user, real situation, first scope, human and AI roles, working evidence, user behavior, unproven claims, and the next decision.
Create a project passport and write the person, situation, current state, and expected change.