Suggest OOP project in C++

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Any one can Suggest me OOP project.i hve 1 and a half month 4 this project, so if project is DIfficult then it dosnt mater...

Posted 5-Nov-11 6:59am

Abdul HANAN

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How should we know? This sounds like it's a school assignment. We do not know what techniques should be used (except OOP and C++), we don't know what your level of expertise is, what you want to accomplish etc...
I suggest you think hard on something you like to do and do it.
And by the way, one and a half month is not very long. A bit of a project might take many months to complete by many programmers (especially if it's a hard to do project, like you are asking). So I suggest you keep it somewhat simple and not to big.

Posted 5-Nov-11 7:06am

Sander Rossel

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Abdul HANAN 5-Nov-11 13:15pm

"Hard on something".what thing that would. that's the question. U r right that 1 month is not much enough for the especially for the student. And i made Graphical Scoreboard in last semester, but this time i don't want such a graphical work..just want to Make something different.

Sander Rossel 5-Nov-11 16:41pm

How about designing your own little framework? Just some things that come to mind: security, validation, some complicated math stuff... Anything you like. To make the life of people who use it a little easier.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Nov-11 21:17pm

You a right about timing and that we don't know. However, some projects for this kind of time frame are affordable. We do not know, but some general ideas can be given. For example, please take a look at my solution to see how I approach it.
--SA

Abdul HANAN 6-Nov-11 2:59am

Thanks Naerling, can i ask something more regards math Stuff. Which Part of Mathematics i have to select??. i Have interests in Sets but problem is that without Venn Diagram project would be incomplete. and on another side Differential equation or matrices are worked by classmates in last semester.

Sander Rossel 6-Nov-11 5:34am

I'm not a mathematician. Never heard of the Venn diagram or differential equations and matrices...
I need people like you to make me API's that can do that work for me (should I ever need it) ;)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Nov-11 10:06am

Venn Diagram calculations, say, with visualization, can be a very nice relatively simple project; use of this project could be limited. But, say, they could use it at school to give a lesson "introduction to set theory" or something.
--SA

Solution 4

take an idea from here
C++ Dummy Projects

Posted 5-Nov-11 19:46pm

uspatel

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Abdul HANAN 6-Nov-11 3:07am

Thnkx shankar.

Albert Holguin 6-Nov-11 19:19pm

This doesn't help someone learn something... it's practically cheating.

uspatel 6-Nov-11 23:52pm

who that wants learn, can learn from everywhere my friend...

Albert Holguin 7-Nov-11 11:31am

that website doesn't suggest projects, it gives out source code to projects... that's like someone asking for essay suggestions and giving him a pile of essays... odds are, he's going to copy...

Solution 5

i chose my project.that is BIG integer, in this project we have to made such an integer variable of 8, 16, 32 .....bytes. This project is suggested by senior student. i really thankful to all of u.

Posted 17-Nov-11 7:25am

Abdul HANAN

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RaisKazi · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-05T07:05:00

Solution 1

You may have a look at many Question-Answer discussions on this topic posted on CodeProject earlier.

http://www.codeproject.com/search.aspx?q=c%2B%2B+oop+project+ideas&sbo=qa&usfc=false&x=10&y=11

Posted 5-Nov-11 7:05am

RaisKazi

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Sander Rossel 5-Nov-11 13:07pm

My 5. This is asked a lot indeed!

RaisKazi 5-Nov-11 13:13pm

Thanks Naerling. Yup it is and now ++. :)

Albert Holguin 6-Nov-11 19:16pm

It is, maybe we need to post this conversation as the CP front page... lol

Sander Rossel 7-Nov-11 1:49am

Post it in the Site Bugs/Suggestions forum. There is a bug that the same question keeps popping up over and over in QA and we think it might be fixed if this conversation is put on the homepage ;p

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Nov-11 21:15pm

This is a useful source of advice indeed, my 5. However I have my own approach to it, please see my solution.
--SA

RaisKazi 6-Nov-11 0:33am

Thank you SA. Sure, I will.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-05T15:15:00

Solution 3

Well, do you have a hobby? Anything not related to programming but where a program or a Web resource could help. Music, arts, crafts? Sports, books, video, collections, playing with children or teaching them? Are you learning yourself — drawing, painting, playing a musical instrument?

Are you frustrated with some software tools you use in your work and would like some tools to improve your performance and make your work less boring and mechanical and more creative?

Think about it. The best software is usually the one done for our own needs or for helping our friends or relatives. Use a chance given by your school to create something you would really enjoy.

Good luck,

—SA

Posted 5-Nov-11 15:15pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Sander Rossel 5-Nov-11 21:22pm

All great idea's (except the children part, yikes!) ;p

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Nov-11 22:10pm

Thank you, Naerling.
--SA

RaisKazi 6-Nov-11 0:36am

Thats a good Advice. :) Idea + Interest + Hardwork = Innovaton/Success. 5ed

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Nov-11 10:03am

Thank you, Rais. Nice formula, by the way.
--SA

Albert Holguin 6-Nov-11 19:17pm

Excellent advice! :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Nov-11 10:36am

Thank you, Albert.
--SA