RyanJames

 Profile Answers by RyanJames Questions by RyanJames

• May 14th, 2006

 

Hi!Here's what I suggest on what you need to do.

1.) Research on what your school needs to improve.

2.) Then research on your library, the internet, or preferrably other schools on the related projects.

3.) Afterwards plan your project, this will really have a time for this will depend the outcome of your project.

4.) Act your plan. T

his is where your encoding and software testing will be done.For specific example:

1.) Library Database System

2.) Go to other schools for what they have done on their projects regarding Library Database System.

3.) Design your project and ask from the librarian what the library needs.

4.) Encode and test the program that you have created.This is just an example, your school might have other things that needs to have a system. Or you can always check the previous that other students have done but not been implemented in your school yet.

bhupendra singh

• Aug 20th, 2006

 

hi there,

if you can.. try making a utility software that can mimic anybody's voice i.e. u record me saying RAM ..then u break it in components.. as RA and M.. and then u reverse it ... i.e. first M then RA... and c if the system can produce sound similar to what i pronounce MRA ...

just an idea... u can work on...

FYI.. it is very much possible try it.

Best of luck...

SriramKrishna

 Profile Answers by SriramKrishna Questions by SriramKrishna

• Nov 20th, 2006

 

YOu can try with some areas of TSR proamming in C.Or if you want to work on a high end stuff in C you could go with some areas of Compiler design in C. This would require more study and research but the project if completed successfully would prove its worth in your resume.If you want to work on simpler projects let me know I would give my suggestions on that.