u/Dry-Cauliflower-7824

Need Advice on this matter

So my uni had the final round of defenses for Final year project and the Evaluators were extremely bad.A little background so my project was Demonstrating Reinforcement learning in Real time on NPC in a Video Game environment , we had no guidance from any of our faculty as the nobody had expertise in AI or RL so my we had to learn it ourselves. One of the evaluators previously tried to cancel my paper for no apparent reason last semester and this dude on a Reinforcement Learning project told my team and i to describe to him what my project is as he was "a non technical human" which then i did then again he said that he was a "non technical person" keep in mind this dude is an Assistant Professor in CS Department and the other evaluator asked a question then told me to shut up when i only said 3 words. They did not look at how the RL model was working or anything which we had to make they looked at textureless NPC coz we also had no grant to buy proper assets (previous semester had 100k per group on every project even if they did not need it so alot of the seniors just pockets the 33k-50k between them this time they did not give a single rupees to us for this) .
So what i have done currently is do to the HOD and tell him that this happened can he ensure UnBiased Checking on the bases of the project for the Evaluators (keep in mind they did not even check my project)

Asked and complained to the FYP coordinator that this BS happened.
and anyother suggestions on what i can ??

TLDR: For my Final Year Project on Reinforcement Learning for game NPCs — built entirely without faculty guidance or funding — the evaluators were shockingly unprofessional: one claimed to be "non-technical" despite being a CS Assistant Professor, and the other told me to shut up mid-answer. They didn't even properly review the actual RL model. I've since escalated to both the HOD (requesting unbiased re-evaluation) and the FYP coordinator to resolve the situation and avoid having to repeat the semester.Any other suggestions on what to do??

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u/Dry-Cauliflower-7824 — 9 days ago