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Hello, everyone. I am new here. I found that it is a wonderful world here.

Last year, i have passed my OOP course. But it remains at a certain level which is not enough for advanced programming.
And this year, we have to make a project. I have no idea which topic I should choose. Honestly, I don't know much about the topics of java program.
Can anyone give me some examples or topics?
My project have to contain the features :
reading the data from the microsoft SQL server database
write data into database
create user interface

I have gotten the knowledge of the java basics. Now I am learning the database and create the user interface.
I just need some ideas which are easy to make it come true and reaches these features.

Thanks
 
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The advice you would generally get is "think of something that YOU find interesting, and create a project around it".

Do you like darts? write something to track players in a tournament.

Do you like music? Write something to manage your collection of tunes.

Do you like to read? Ride a bike? Teach kids?

it's much easier to work on something when it is directly related to a passion you have, than on something that you are told "You need to do ABC"
 
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fred rosenberger wrote:The advice you would generally get is "think of something that YOU find interesting, and create a project around it".

Do you like darts? write something to track players in a tournament.

Do you like music? Write something to manage your collection of tunes.

Do you like to read? Ride a bike? Teach kids?

it's much easier to work on something when it is directly related to a passion you have, than on something that you are told "You need to do ABC"



Thanks for quick reply!! I think the teachers would like to see some 'fancy' projects. The problem is to find a idea which is both easy to carry out and creative enough to get a good result.
 
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Welcome to the Ranch

I would suggest that something straightforward which you are interested in would be better. I doubt you will get more marks for something “fancy”.
 
Consider Paul's rocket mass heater.
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