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Hi,

My name is Thomas (21), I am student of computer engineering. Task at my school was to make a program that changing original SIP/SDP messages when using VoIP.

The task was hard, I admit to find help on the internet. I found SIP SDK that do the same. Check out if you like:
http://www.voip-sip-sdk.com/p_223-sip-sdp-message-manipulator-sample-voip.html

Think that was great. But somehow I has to change it a little not to look like cheating. According to program (SIP SDK), can you giving me advice on this?

Or other ideas are welcome also.

Greetings to everyone
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My only advice would be to study the SDK carefully until you fully understand the technology. From that knowledge you should be able to write your own library which is not a complete copy of the original. Also remember to mention in your assignment where you found the knowledge, to prove that you are not trying to cheat.
 
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"But somehow I has to change it a little not to look like cheating."

In my opinion(and probably in that of your teacher/tutor too), that still would be cheating. So don't change it a little and tell them, it's your code, cause they will find out, either by searching for bits of your code on the internet and comparing it to what the will find or simply by asking you questions which you then probably won't be able to answer in a satisfying way. As Richard said, understand the technology, do the project on your own and then you proudly can produce it as your own work. And if you really have to use bits of another project, give credit and quote correctly, if you don't want to be considered cheating.
 
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