2 responses to “project for final year? java?”

  1. grenada_lives

    I always have trouble coming up with ideas for school projects. You want to be sure to balance your decision between an idea advanced enough to warrant a great grade but not so hard that you cannot complete it.

    A good place to start is to look at what you do everyday that you might be able to automate. For example, I am working on a scheduling program for my father’s business (he has to see home health patients weekly and needed a way to help him select the best days to schedule appointments).

    Next you could look at programs or software that has really caught your eye recently. This could be some new GPS/social mashup or something similar. Typically, it is really hard to reinvent the wheel, so find an idea that looked great but lacked good implementation and improve on it. You can add some new ideas in there as you are doing your requirements gathering.

    Here are some springboard ideas:
    - An online survey site (this could use javascript although PHP and a SQL database would be better). You could see if your school or professor has a need for this and kill two birds with one stone! And your professor will love it.

    - Productivity tools are always a great idea (a calendar with notes and alarms or something like a finances tracker)

    - Maybe a flash card program that allows the user to create virtual flash cards for studying? Saves trees and lets them take their flashcards with them on a flash drive!

    If you want to get some more ideas, go check out www.download.com and just skim through all of the available software downloads.

  2. Anand S

    Some very basic Java concepts can be found at : http://www.j2eeconcepts.com

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