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09/14/2010 5:50 PM

Hallo to u all special talented engineers ,,wats the best final year project u would present 4 computer engineering ,,,,or any ideas pliz

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09/14/2010 6:09 PM

Spelling and grammar checker. Very useful for the sort of professional communication required of engineers.

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09/14/2010 6:17 PM

Yes, yes, yes. Syntax and just plain common sense are important, too.

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09/14/2010 6:12 PM

Computer data communications underwater using vector sensors with piezoelectric transducer interfaces. Yes I just made that up.

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09/14/2010 6:29 PM

Piezoelectric transducer interface that would serve to increase the accuracy. The most common use of piezoelectric transducers of course is in sonar (I think). Underwater acoustic communication systems have been relying on scalar sensors only, which measure the pressure of the acoustic field. Vector sensors measure the scalar and vector components of the acoustic field in a single point in space, therefore can serve as a compact multichannel receiver….hmmmm….you could study the propagation of acoustic waves through velocity channel impulses responses which are generated using pressure channel impulse responses sent out and the vector sensors receive them - but make the waves in such manner as a secret code – then convert the vector sensor data to usable data, hence a transmission has occurred and the system appears to be "just measuring data." Instead of utilizing these channels JUST to analyze the propagation characteristics of an acoustic wave under different environments – you would be using it to send/receive data. If you encrypt the data first, now you have an underwater secret transceiver that looks and acts like a measurement analysis system! Now my head hurts.

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09/15/2010 5:06 AM

How about a random project ideas generator?

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09/15/2010 3:40 PM

Design your own basic computer operating system from the ground up using Fortran or some other legacy language.

Challenging, but possible.

Personally I would write an interactive text and graphical computer version of a 'choose your own adventure'

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choose_Your_Own_Adventure

And of course my personal favorite series

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fighting_fantasy

A project that is easily scalable to any project difficulty, and a hell of a lot more interesting than a pi calculator.

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09/15/2010 9:58 PM

I wonder if you get what they(CR4ers) are trying to tell you. Your contribution is the best... best being..... it will be from you. They are not special because of talent.... they are engineers, because they did their homework.

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09/16/2010 3:14 PM

You read between my lines!!

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09/17/2010 11:46 AM

Please design the next gen space shuttle.

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