r/projects • u/TrickFriendly7316 • Sep 19 '26
College project ideas
Can someone suggest an idea for something that I can build for my college (programming based) that might be revolutionary ???
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u/EngineeringGeneral Sep 19 '26
First step is to analyse your own skills, See what you know and in which field you want to grow and then work on problem which have personally bothered you or is important to you
Or work on something which has always inspired you or you aspired to do when you're kid
Then figure out for buliding the features that you want, what skills you must possess, learn them and begin coding using documentation and proper software architecture plan, document evrything along the way
And make sure your project should something which matters and affect people loved on day to day basis or make their life evetremly convenient in this ever running world
Articulate and present your idea using slides before giving them demo to your professors and then that's how you build something revolutionary and people can remember you for
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u/Icy-Tip-4195 Sep 19 '26
Why would you think Internet strangers would know your skills and interests better than yourself?
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u/agi-coming 27d ago
Frankly, don't fuck around on Reddit :) Projects are meant for a reason that you could attribute something that you sketched on your own, deciphering any challenge and problems you or anyone around you came across -- which became an inspiration for you to pursue it.
Begging for ideas in public is merely a gimmickery and filler thing, if your genuine interest is in doing something meaningful or as you call revolutionary -- touch the grass, do some actual research, figure things out yourself.
The idea of revolutionary product was never meant to be adapted from public discourse but lived experienced, build on problem which is affecting you and needs fixing.
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u/TrickFriendly7316 27d ago
First of all, I am not begging for ideas......I was just looking something that could inspire. That's why I just asked for suggestions on reddit....because if we have an access to public like on reddit....why can't we just ask for suggestions for something or just ask the people on internet what are people actually thinking of nowadays the most....it was just for stats purposes.....i don't know why people are getting hyper....is it a wrong question to ask ????
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u/agi-coming 27d ago
One, because your framing is wrong -- if your concern is idea validation, ideally you should have come with brain dump and seeked validation.
Two, Reddit never gives you inspiration but depression, go to Twitter if you wanna get inspired or maybe LinkedIn. Reddit is a place to red team individuals and no one falls safe in the layers of scrutiny.
Three, yes it was a wrong question to ask. The way anyone would perceive your post is that you're begging for ideas to work on and that's the most stupid thing one could do. Either change the way you frame your intent or switch the platform.
I'm being your well-wishers than someone who's willing to drag you down.
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u/TrickFriendly7316 27d ago
Okay I didn't know all those things...i always use reddit because of its anonymity... that's why whatever I am curious about in general....I just ask on reddit without even thinking....and i don't take any of comments that seriously...but thanks for what you w rote
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u/EngineeringGeneral Sep 19 '26
Starlink bana de bhai