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Hey everyone.I am doing bachelors in software engineering and now am in my final year.and need a good idea for my final year degree project.so any good idea.....please do write in detail....waiting for a positive reply

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Instead of another raw idea list, here is a practical way to pick and deliver a final-year project that examiners notice and you can actually finish. Several folks in this thread (for example , and ) started the right conversation about domain and feasibility; the bullets below turn that into a reproducible plan you can follow and defend.

Begin by validating a small, real problem you can measure. Write a one-page requirements sheet with three acceptance criteria (one functional, one non-functional, one usability). Define an MVP with 2–4 core user stories and exactly one stretch feature. Produce an architecture sketch early (modules, data flow, external dependencies) and a simple risk log that lists the three biggest technical risks and how you will mitigate them. Make reproducibility a requirement: produce a Docker or scriptable build, a sample dataset, and three automated tests that prove the system meets the acceptance criteria.

If you want concrete templates (pick one and adapt): an ETL + visual quality-assurance tool for medium datasets — shows data modelling, pipelines and UI; an educational static analyser that detects common student mistakes and supplies corrective explanations — gives you parsing, rules and evaluation metrics; a local-first collaborative notes demo built around a simple CRDT or sync protocol — demonstrates distributed design and convergence tests. For each template list an MVP, one measurable non-functional goal, and a demo plan.

Practical execution tips: split work into 3 milestones with deliverables (prototype, feature-complete, polish/documentation). Use Git with small commits and an issue tracker, run continuous tests, and prepare a 5–10 minute scripted demo plus one failure scenario to show. Keep the final report concise: problem, architecture, experiments/results, limitations and future work. Validate scope with your supervisor early and aim to show a working prototype long before the deadline.

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Member Avatar for destroyed

waiting........................

Member Avatar for Salem

So are we.

Oh, that reminds me, I need to finish off something else first.

Good luck with the suggestions :icon_rolleyes:

commented: lol nice post! I, myself am getting tired of seeing "final year project request" posts! +5
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u must be strong in one particular domain for example if u r good in java prefer securtity projects which has good scope,
like that choosing domain is more important, if u like any of the softwares prefer that , get in deep involvement, n carry ur project

commented: Nothing to see here, move along -7
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thanx for replying
but can you people name any of projects.....
which you have done...or you think it will be good..any idea about taking any specific project....

Member Avatar for wheel

Here's some really general advice:

Do a project that builds on something you learned in one of your Software Engineering courses. Use design patterns, good programming style throughout .etc Pick something you like so you don't end up dreading the project.

commented: Unfortunately, most "please suggest a project" types are dumber than a box of rocks. +36
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I made a web site in java this summer that interacts with a database. I called it bookshelf. You can develop this idea to a more complex one but this is probably too simple for a final degree. You decide.

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Hi dear friends, You need some help for your final year project. But first you are describing a post. What are you need ? After i suggest which one is the best for you. Thanks for your knowledgeable post.

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destroyed, i found a good website for you!
Final year programming projects

I believe there are enough ideas to choose from! Hope for better!

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It's the tutors at universities and colleges' that I feel sorry for. It really does look like the www has destroyed peoples ability to think for themselves!

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Heres a few:
1) A video tracks program to track people/objects
2) Image identification, ie compare to images if they similar.
3) Well I want to develop an invoicing/quotation software for my dads business but dont have time, iv searched for others but none that fits a business that deals with 2 currencies along with other things. So you could develop that for me/your final project :p

Let me know what you think.

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Code a live video search engine for your final year project assignment , given a name of place it should find out all live video s in around the place .

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i have the same problem as well help me

Member Avatar for majestic0110

You get out of life, what you put in. The same is true for education.

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hello um doing mi final project and have chose to do about passport agency system since is not yet established in our country really need ur help

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hello um doing mi final project and have chose to do about passport agency system since is not yet established in our country really need ur help

  • Create general idea what such system should have according to you
  • Do research on what other countries use based on content published publicly on internet
  • Based on these things establish your own requirements and decide on which technology would be most soutable to your needs
  • Next time post in relevant section with SPECIFIC question not GENERAL request

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