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Finding a Final Year Project!!!

 
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Hello guys. I'm about to finish my 2nd year of B.Sc computing degree. I need to do a final year individual project in next year. I'm interesting in mobile computing and I have couple of ideas in project topics. But I need more ideas to expand my knowledge. If you have some new innovative ideas regarding in mobile computing area please let me know. Because I need to have an exact Idea before start my final year.
 
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What domine you like.

Telecoms\VOIP: you can do project on Instance messaging using SIP protocol
 
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why not do a file browser which means it will incorporate JSR-75. You could also have a browser for the PIM data.
 
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Yes I too recommend carrying out a telco/voip project. These projects are highly technical and at the same time would give you good edge when seeking for a job ones you are out of the university. Not to mention the market value of such applications are very much high. SIP is a very interesting protocol that you can definitely do some research on. Regards.
 
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If you are going to undertake the SIP IM Project, you may find SIMPLE (Session Initiation Protocol for Instant Messaging and Presence Leveraging Extensions) useful for your research.

This is an instant messaging protocol which is based on SIP, but still in IETF Draft status. However, you may find this page useful. It contains the draft papers of the SIMPLE protocol.

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Also, File Browser idea is good as well. JSR-75 provides Java Developers access to Mobile Phones' File System and PIM (Personal Information Management) Database. You can do a lot in this area, other than File Browser.

Just check out this link.

The Final Year Project depends on your ideas. If you want to go in for emerging "techy" stuff, then SIP will be a good idea. JSR-75 will be a little easier than SIP (to my belief, again, these stuff are personal opinions).

But what you should understand is, Final Year Project will not be easy anyway. If it was, then whats the point of having a final year project after all those years of study? Hit the ground with determination and you will succeed.

Best of luck !
 
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Thanks guys. I've read all the ideas. They are great. I appreciate your helpfulness. I'm looking for more ideas.

Thank You
[ October 24, 2007: Message edited by: Chamila Dissanayake ]
 
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