I am 24 and now in final year of IT degree in a private university i cannot say due to privacy concerns

But i can share the name of degree course anyway, it titled
Business information systems


Now that I almost finished everything but only thing stuck is final year project

However I am struggling to ever finish my project because

I already lost my interest into programming over these covid times

I cannot ever write a line of code at all. Of course i can learn online, but still I don't like reading at documentation of that particular language

My current project have been in "development hell" for couple of years. It about a PC programming with web elements


Should I just abandoned the degree, or try negotiating with supervisor about changing the project to another like web app or mobile app, but i still worry that such thing might be too much for me to handle

If i abandoned degree and find a job instead, will be hard to find or just something like property insurance agent? (I never try on such thing ever yet)

So what now? Money bleeding still stuck at project that never get progress since couple years ago

Ps: already undergone the internship between such things last year

Anything to add on myself i will edit later

Edit: seems like this OP sounds too desperate that most responses suggest to find or hire someone for help. actually my project is at least partially done with some part of report completed and crude prototype that reversed from somewhere on GitHub. but maybe i will start it from scratch with another title and project type and then hire someone for help. thanks ya

Do not take final year project too seriously, do not burden yourself by doing FYP projects which are too complex. They do not care actually.

A simple and functional systems , etc which can solve several problem statements  will do.

I have seen many students hiring external people to complete their FYP projects. Ethically it is not a right thing to do but who cares...🤣🤣

if you really struggle to complete your FYP, just pay some1 to complete it, its not worth giving up the degree after spending so many years

and after you graduate, you can switch to other IT stuff apart from coding or even field