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i am a student of MCA 4th semester and i want do a minor project in C so that it will help me during my on-campus recruitement, when the companies will be visiting my campus during or after 5th semester...kindly suggest me some good projects...thank you!

Posted 17-Jan-11 5:58am

waseem hasan

Updated 17-Jan-11 5:59am

Yusuf

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Richard MacCutchan 17-Jan-11 12:20pm

I would suggest going for C++ as nearly all companies nowadays are looking for C++ experience.

wizardzz 17-Jan-11 14:51pm

@Richard, if his goal is mobile development C may not be a bad start.

Richard MacCutchan 17-Jan-11 15:39pm

True, but (s)he has not mentioned mobile.

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Solution 1

It is very hard to say. What do you like to do? Do you have list of options? You said minor project, what does it mean. Simple project perhaps?

see this discussion[^] for some ideas?

Posted 17-Jan-11 6:02am

Yusuf

Solution 3

Why "C" explicitly ? Even driver are built with "C++" (hum, with Windows DDK and with care but it comes up).
Do a great C++ article on Code Project, for example at this date there is not much buzz on GGL[^], and no CP article on it, be the first !
Good luck.

Posted 17-Jan-11 6:21am

jean Davy

Solution 4

It's depends on your time & experience.

OP wrote:
i want do a minor project in C

Simple Bank Machine with ATM SIMULATOR
Inventory system
Phone book/Address book
Calculators
Games (like Tic tac, snake, sudoku, bricks, race, etc.,)
Payroll system
Simple accounting system

Posted 17-Jan-11 6:32am

thatraja

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wizardzz · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-17T06:03:00

Solution 2

I would suggest considering what part of technology and development you are passionate and genuinely interested in. This will help you from getting bored with or giving up on the project. It will also help you focus your creativity. I would also look at some open source sites and see if there are any projects that you can join and contribute to.

Posted 17-Jan-11 6:03am

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Espen Harlinn 17-Jan-11 12:59pm

5+ Good advice