Reads a thesis chapter or a full thesis the way an examiner reads it and reports findings ranked by consequence: what would fail or require major revision, what is a required correction with a bounded fix, and what is only a preference the author may ignore. Checks that the chapter asks a question and answers it, that the design supports the claim, that the contribution survives the literature actually cited, that the chapters agree with each other, and that every exhibit earns its place, then lists the questions the text invites at the viva in an examiner's own words. Enforces the rule that a preference is labelled as a preference, so the candidate does not spend the fin…
