All work types

Control work with an AI agent

A control work (контрольная работа) is a written assignment that university and college students, especially in part-time and distance study, complete for a discipline.

It usually includes theoretical questions, practical tasks or both, set by variant in the methodological guidelines.

What it contains

Typical structure

  1. Title page
  2. Contents (for three or more parts)
  3. Introduction
  4. Theoretical question 1
  5. Theoretical question 2 (and 3)
  6. Practical tasks
  7. Conclusion
  8. References

Length and format

A control work is usually about 10–20 pages in total, with each theoretical question answered in roughly 1,000–1,800 words.

It uses the standard university layout: A4, Times New Roman 14 pt, 1.5 spacing and 30/10/20/20 mm margins. Methodological guidelines often set their own rules.

How the AI agent helps

  1. Enter the discipline and your variant number, or paste the questions and tasks.
  2. Attach the methodological guidelines so the right variant and structure are used.
  3. The AI agent answers every question in order and solves and checks every task.
  4. Download the DOCX, go through each solution to understand it, and correct anything that differs from your course.

Questions and answers

How does the AI agent choose my variant?

It does the variant you name. If the guidelines give a rule, such as the last digit of the record book, it applies it when you provide the number.

What if I only know the topic?

The AI agent composes a typical control work for that discipline: two or three theoretical questions and, where relevant, one or two tasks.

Are the calculations checked?

Each answer is checked by substitution, another method or a sense check. Still, review every step yourself.

What if a task is missing data?

The AI agent states the assumption it made and solves the task with that assumption clearly labelled.

Enter your discipline and variant to get a control work draft with answers and worked solutions.

The AI agent prepares a draft that you review, edit and finalize yourself; exact requirements depend on your school, university or teacher.