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I've been thinking about this for a week...

Well, I know that this question have been asked so many times, I've also search the forums, but instead of bumping into old threads, I just post a new thread...

We are to develop a project, and I just want to seek any suggestions from you guys...

any system but not like the Library, enrollment and payroll....

any system other than these...


My estimated development time period would be for 3 months or so...

If you need further clarifications, feel free to ask...

Thank you very much!! :)

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A concise, practical note for and anyone else watching this thread: pick a project that gives you a clear MVP you can finish in ~3 months, then add one or two polished extras. Below are compact project ideas, a simple 12-week plan, and a few tips focused on deliverables that impress graders and employers. Thanks to and for handling the thread move.

  • Personal finance dashboard: import CSV/bank exports, auto-categorize transactions (basic ML), monthly budgeting and charts. MVP = import + categorization + 3 charts. Tech: React/Next + Node + PostgreSQL.
  • Image-annotation tool for ML: upload images, bounding-box and label, export COCO/CSV. MVP = single-user annotation + export. Tech: Vue/React + Flask/Express + simple storage.
  • Collaborative study planner: create courses, share study sessions, spaced-repetition flashcards, progress tracking. MVP = create/assign cards + scheduling algorithm. Tech: React Native or web SPA + Firebase.
  • Smart IoT simulator dashboard: simulate device telemetry, visualize time-series, rule-based alerts. MVP = simulated devices + dashboard + alert log. Tech: Node + WebSockets + time-series DB or SQLite.

12-week roadmap (high level): weeks 1–2: requirements, wireframes, architecture, minimal data model. Weeks 3–6: core MVP features, basic tests. Weeks 7–9: extra features, user roles, input validation, integration tests. Weeks 10–11: polish UI, documentation, automated CI/CD, deployment. Week 12: final testing, demo video, report and presentation slides. Deliverables to include: README, architecture diagram, test report, live demo or recorded walkthrough, and deployment instructions.

Practical tips: enforce a tight scope, automate tests and builds, use seeded datasets (public sources like Data.gov or curated GitHub datasets), and cover basic security flaws (see OWASP Top Ten). For extra idea inspiration browse GitHub project ideas.

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Poisened, this is more a question for the IT Professional lounge. I have asked that it be moved there. Good luck with your new project.:)

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this is more a question for the IT Professional lounge.

I've moved it to CS because that forum is already cluttered with "I need a project idea" threads :)

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@Andre, and Nick:
Oh!!, my apologies, sorry.

Anyway, Thank you!! for your quick action regarding this thread.

Although Andre misspelled my username in his last reply, hehehe! just joking, but it's ok! :D

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What can I say, we all stutter sometimes...:)

It's a pleasure.

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