[mcs] need ideas for final year project(fyp)

[sunny945]

Assalam o alaikum
Guys i need Final year project ideas from CS peoples and that too pretty quickly as i have to give proposal on 23th Dec because my final semester will start in JAN 2014.
Idea should be solid and new.i want to work in c# 2013 and probably in WPF and Want to make a desktop Application So give me ideas accordingly.

Thanks

Projects Ideas from PG members:

1: Augmented Reality Android/iOS App
2: Complete Task Management System for an Organization
3: CRM Application Although it is very complex and huge app but u can develop its shorter version. etc
4: An online Hospital/Patient record system,
5: A custom T-Shirt designing/ordering portal,
6: A parking space tracker,
7: Attendance-HR system (web based), etc

(hopefully these will help other members in future.

 

[shahanansari]

Assalam o alaikum
Guys i need Final year project ideas from CS peoples and that too pretty quickly as i have to give proposal on 23th Dec because my final semester will start in JAN 2014.
Idea should be solid and new.i want to work in c# 2013 and probably in WPF and Want to make a desktop Application So give me ideas accordingly.

Thanks

1. Augmented Reality Android/iOS App
2. Complete Task Management System for an Organization
3. CRM Application Although it is very complex and huge app but u can develop its shorter version. etc

i make above project, No 1 for my fyp and 2 and 3 for an Organization when i'm an internee.

 

[sunny945]

1. Augmented Reality Android/iOS App
2. Complete Task Management System for an Organization
3. CRM Application Although it is very complex and huge app but u can develop its shorter version. etc

i make above project, No 1 for my fyp and 2 and 3 for an Organization when i'm an internee.

I will not consider android As most of my class fellows are already working in android but no one is working is WPF so i will work in WPF.
And i don't care about difficult task as far as its not so lengthy as i am working alone in the project but my concepts are clear so complexity is not a problem.
i will consider no2 and no3 and will put in my List. thanks for your Reply and Idea

 

[shahanansari]

I will not consider android As most of my class fellows are already working in android but no one is working is WPF so i will work in WPF.
And i don't care about difficult task as far as its not so lengthy as i am working alone in the project but my concepts are clear so complexity is not a problem.
i will consider no2 and no3 and will put in my List. thanks for your Reply and Idea

Pleasure...!!!

 

[Shyber]

I recommend creating a web based product, use a java based custom made server instead of PHP, MySQL and got JS/HTML/CSS for the client end. If you wanna make a fancy UI, you can try looking into HTML5. If you get time, you can work on responsive layouts. If you pull anything off with this tech, you'll be readily welcome into the industry, be it freelance or organizational.

With that out of the way, the actual idea can be anything. An online Hospital/Patient record system, a custom T-Shirt designing/ordering portal, a parking space tracker, attendance-HR system (web based), etc.

 

[staticPointer]

Assalam o alaikum
Guys i need Final year project ideas from CS peoples and that too pretty quickly as i have to give proposal on 23th Dec because my final semester will start in JAN 2014.
Idea should be solid and new.i want to work in c# 2013 and probably in WPF and Want to make a desktop Application So give me ideas accordingly.

Thanks

Projects Ideas from PG members:

1. Augmented Reality Android/iOS App
2. Complete Task Management System for an Organization
3. CRM Application Although it is very complex and huge app but u can develop its shorter version. etc

(hopefully these will help other members in future.

oooooo!! no1 is very good..

but as u already said, android pe ni krna thn wpf all the way...

 

[sunny945]

I recommend creating a web based product, use a java based custom made server instead of PHP, MySQL and got JS/HTML/CSS for the client end. If you wanna make a fancy UI, you can try looking into HTML5. If you get time, you can work on responsive layouts. If you pull anything off with this tech, you'll be readily welcome into the industry, be it freelance or organizational.

With that out of the way, the actual idea can be anything. An online Hospital/Patient record system, a custom T-Shirt designing/ordering portal, a parking space tracker, attendance-HR system (web based), etc.

that looks like a solid idea but i want some answers:
1: I have never made a web based application and never used java and still have to work more in Distributed apps, so if i make this application in C#(WPF) how much time will it require to build this sort of application ? keep in mind that i am the only person who is working on this without any CO-ordinator or student support.
2: Our UNI( CIIT ) require a application for attendence HR) system so they may accept this but can you please eloborate its details a little bit more ?

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oooooo!! no1 is very good..

but as u already said, android pe ni krna thn wpf all the way...

yeah more than 90% are working on android and i never worked in it because i don't have much time for it so i want to work in WPF

 

[Shyber]

that looks like a solid idea but i want some answers:
1: I have never made a web based application and never used java and still have to work more in Distributed apps, so if i make this application in C#(WPF) how much time will it require to build this sort of application ? keep in mind that i am the only person who is working on this without any CO-ordinator or student support.
2: Our UNI( CIIT ) require a application for attendence HR) system so they may probably accept this but can you please eloborate its details a little bit more ?

1. C# and WPF/.NET is a piece of cake and not something that's gonna help you build your concept foundations. It'll take half the time but you will learn a tenth of what you can by doing everything manually. The web is ripe with beginner tutorials. I say build it using Java (Strutts framework implementation would be sweeter) and deploy it on a Linux server VM. Trust me, you'll take a month to get going and it'll be a bit frustrating but soon you'll be up to speed. Also, these are big buzzwords so don't let ANY terminology intimidate you at this point.

2. The best apps are those which are simplest to use for the user, yet highly complex in their implementation. HR itself is a very VERY complex system in itself, you can simply create an attendance system.

For a user, it will be too simple: He'll see a calendar and on it his "Time In" and "Time Out" will be stated. At the start of the day, he'll just log on with his credentials and see a time in button and a time out button. Plus settings for him to change his display name or login password.

For admin, he can see detail reports, tables, logs plus create new users. The inputs and outputs are very simple and the hours/attendance calculation algorithm can be proprietary to the organization's policies.

 

[sunny945]

1. C# and WPF/.NET is a piece of cake and not something that's gonna help you build your concept foundations. It'll take half the time but you will learn a tenth of what you can by doing everything manually. The web is ripe with beginner tutorials. I say build it using Java (Strutts framework implementation would be sweeter) and deploy it on a Linux server VM. Trust me, you'll take a month to get going and it'll be a bit frustrating but soon you'll be up to speed. Also, these are big buzzwords so don't let ANY terminology intimidate you at this point.

2. The best apps are those which are simplest to use for the user, yet highly complex in their implementation. HR itself is a very VERY complex system in itself, you can simply create an attendance system.

For a user, it will be too simple: He'll see a calendar and on it his "Time In" and "Time Out" will be stated. At the start of the day, he'll just log on with his credentials and see a time in button and a time out button. Plus settings for him to change his display name or login password.

For admin, he can see detail reports, tables, logs plus create new users. The inputs and outputs are very simple and the hours/attendance calculation algorithm can be proprietary to the organization's policies.

Meri Programming ki bunyaadain hilla kar rakh din aap ne tu :laugh1::fail:
but what you said is pretty much interesting for me and after talking with coordinator i will start learning java as soon as possible.also i have sent you some pm's.

 

[mansoor93]

1. C# and WPF/.NET is a piece of cake and not something that's gonna help you build your concept foundations. It'll take half the time but you will learn a tenth of what you can by doing everything manually.

Apologies for going off-topic but if you could explain what are the reasons that you state C# as not the concept foundation building language to a Masters in CS. And what do you mean by "doing everything manually". Please elaborate.

 

[Shyber]

Apologies for going off-topic but if you could explain what are the reasons that you state C# as not the concept foundation building language to a Masters in CS. And what do you mean by "doing everything manually". Please elaborate.

It holds your fingers all the time, specially if working in Visual Studio instead of a command line compiler. Setting it all up and just writing the bare minimum code, one can get an entire application made without really understanding the concepts of the underlying tech. There's a lot of abstraction. Memory management, references, pointers, threading, etc are harder to understand when they're wrapped up and handled so transparently.

On the other hand, setting up a server coded in Java through Apache server/Tomcat, configuring all the parameters and request flows helps build a much stronger sense of underlying technology and the answer to questions like "Why did we do it like that?"

Am not saying that we should ditch C# or .NET. They have their own uses. But a novice programmer should be closer to the metal, something like C++ or Java is what I'd recommend.

 

[sunny945]

well said and as far as i know both are good in their fields.in C# we usually don't work on android and Distributed apps because i think its so hard in c# but in java same things are easy to understand.