\n Making and implementing more projects improves your knowledge\n i.e more projects you do implies more knowledge you have\n gained. First of all, know that\n \n I'm not talking about the projects which has to be done in\n final year.\n \n This blog is about the projects to be done while you are\n learning new concepts. Well I'll post a blog about projects\n for final year when I face it.\n
\n\n Learning a new concept is not all about learning, revising it\n a day before exam, write what you have revised in exam and\n then forget it. No it's not 1st year concepts to do so. You\n will be learning for a reason, may be useful or maynot be.\n After learning you need to implement it. Back in PU\n (intermediate degree), we were learning new concept and was\n not able to understand it clearly until we do more problems on\n that concept. Same is the scenario here.\n
\n\n Also these small projects adds values to your CV(resume).\n Though you are supposed to add only 3 or 4 projects you have\n done to your resume(to keep it simple and clean) but making\n more projects until you are satisfied with the concept is what\n matters alot!!!\n
\n\n This is most gibberish one to think about when someone says to\n do projects. Do simple projects on whatever concept you are\n learning.
\n For example: Implement a bank system which involves\n creating a account,crediting & debiting money, checking\n balance using C++ or JAVA or whatever language your choice is.\n
\n I'll not be talking more about what projects to do and it\n shall be posted as seperate blogs starting with web\n development(blogs has been posted) and then with other\n concepts too.\n
\n\nThe process of implementation can be applied to any type of\nproject, it can be for small or real world projects.\n
\n\n Know about the objectives, scope and purpose of your project.\n Write down all the features to be included for it and document\n everything what you are gonna do for the project.\n
\n\n Write the tasks to be completed and establish a timeline for\n all the stuff to be done.\n
\n\n Make a visual representation of your project. Create mockups\n on how it should look and design the structure of the project.\n Write the logic which satisfies the features required for your\n project.\n
\n\n Setup a development environment by creating a new folder where\n all your files related to the project resides.\n
\n\n The most common problem that one can face is that they know\n what all has to do be done for thier project but dont know how\n to do. So research on other's project on internet which is\n similar to yours. It helps in getting an idea on how to turn\n your ideas into code.\n
\n\n After finishing your coding part, test your project thorougly.\n
\n\n \n Know one thing that everyone has thier own workflow and not\n everything works in every situation. There will be ups and\n downs while doing a project and some maybe difficult too but\n NEVER GIVE UP!!!\n \n
\n\n Making and implementing more projects improves your knowledge\n i.e more projects you do implies more knowledge you have\n gained. First of all, know that\n \n I'm not talking about the projects which has to be done in\n final year.\n \n This blog is about the projects to be done while you are\n learning new concepts. Well I'll post a blog about projects\n for final year when I face it.\n
\n\n Learning a new concept is not all about learning, revising it\n a day before exam, write what you have revised in exam and\n then forget it. No it's not 1st year concepts to do so. You\n will be learning for a reason, may be useful or maynot be.\n After learning you need to implement it. Back in PU\n (intermediate degree), we were learning new concept and was\n not able to understand it clearly until we do more problems on\n that concept. Same is the scenario here.\n
\n\n Also these small projects adds values to your CV(resume).\n Though you are supposed to add only 3 or 4 projects you have\n done to your resume(to keep it simple and clean) but making\n more projects until you are satisfied with the concept is what\n matters alot!!!\n
\n\n This is most gibberish one to think about when someone says to\n do projects. Do simple projects on whatever concept you are\n learning.
\n For example: Implement a bank system which involves\n creating a account,crediting & debiting money, checking\n balance using C++ or JAVA or whatever language your choice is.\n
\n I'll not be talking more about what projects to do and it\n shall be posted as seperate blogs starting with web\n development(blogs has been posted) and then with other\n concepts too.\n
\n\nThe process of implementation can be applied to any type of\nproject, it can be for small or real world projects.\n
\n\n Know about the objectives, scope and purpose of your project.\n Write down all the features to be included for it and document\n everything what you are gonna do for the project.\n
\n\n Write the tasks to be completed and establish a timeline for\n all the stuff to be done.\n
\n\n Make a visual representation of your project. Create mockups\n on how it should look and design the structure of the project.\n Write the logic which satisfies the features required for your\n project.\n
\n\n Setup a development environment by creating a new folder where\n all your files related to the project resides.\n
\n\n The most common problem that one can face is that they know\n what all has to do be done for thier project but dont know how\n to do. So research on other's project on internet which is\n similar to yours. It helps in getting an idea on how to turn\n your ideas into code.\n
\n\n After finishing your coding part, test your project thorougly.\n
\n\n \n Know one thing that everyone has thier own workflow and not\n everything works in every situation. There will be ups and\n downs while doing a project and some maybe difficult too but\n NEVER GIVE UP!!!\n \n
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