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What is the correct word/term that needs to be before the names of the maker of the project?

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I am doing a project with one other person, we have finished the project and we are working on a cover page.

We are not sure what to write out before our names, we have thought of a couple of options, but none of them seems quite right:

  • Submitted by
  • authors
  • made by
  • by

Note: Our work was to modify an existing piece work made by others, so something like ``authors'' doesn't feel right.

Can someone please help us, what is the correct term to write out before our names ?

Added: The project is the final project in a BSC in computer sceince, I am handing it in to a lecturer in the faculty who is my supervisor for the project.

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"Submitted by" might be your best answer. It obfuscates who the originator was (the authors/creators of the original work) and what you and your collaborator did, but the truth is, you are submitting this project (for what? term paper? publication? to a boss?). You can claim that honestly without worrying about who did what on the project.

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