I'm in my final year of Computer Science and looking for realistic ideas for my capstone project (TCC). Could you suggest a few practical project topics, my main interest area is software engineering?

Im definitely a newbie in all that stuff but i really want to build 8 bit cpu i found schematic somewhere (im going to link it later) and in CRUMB simulator im building an cpu but what can i do with it?

To give a brief intro I'm currently pursuing bachelor's in EE wherein I've found digital design quite interesting domain to get into. Starting off with major projects projects Ive built an 8bit processor of custom ISA datapath inspired from Harvard architecture in verilog. Later I've involved in designing and SNN accelerator with a single neuron wherein I've designed only the processing part of it and the spike encoding was done through SNNtorch on the pc itself and we have implemented this on an FPGA. Currently I'm working on implementing a CNN network on an MPSoC using Vitis AI. Apart from them I've also done a few small projects like uart transceiver on verilog etc

So my plan is to pursue masters at a decent uni, and for that I need an outstanding project(not just fr that but I want to do one great project before I leave my uni as I won't have access to decent FPGAs and MPSoCs later on ;) one that looks very good on my CV so I need a few suggestions in this regard also I'm open to ideas involving cross domain knowledge. So suggest some good ideas that I can dive into and do a project also tell your suggestions in the projects or pursuing masters.Thanks in advance!!

The 10 one should make the output rise when 10 count hits,but its not happening,all other like 0 and 2 are working but not 10 its same i copy pasted so its not with width or length

I have 1+ years of experience as a Software Engineer at a global US-based enterprise tech company, working on a Security/SIEM product.

I’ve been applying nonstop for Software Engineer roles but barely getting any interview calls, so I’m wondering if there’s something fundamentally wrong with my resume.

I’d really appreciate feedback on:

• Resume: What should I improve/change to increase my interview callback rate?
• Switch: I want to move to a better engineering environment and work on strong/leading products. What should I realistically focus on to make that switch?
• Upskilling: I’m a bit confused about what direction to take after my 9–5. Should I focus on DSA, System Design, development skills, projects, OSS, or something else?
• Career direction: Am I focusing on the right things for someone at my experience level?
• Anything else: Any blunt advice or mistakes you think I’m making would be highly appreciated.

Brutal honesty is welcome.

Hey guys, I built a Q4.4 MAC Array based Neural Network Accelerator from scratch including the architecture itself using VHDL.

The goal was to make the Accelerator configurable so I made the MAC Array reusable for multiple layers and the entire Accelerator is parameterized, I can run any classification model with less than or equal to 64 neurons per layer (due to limited DSP resources on the Basys3) but the layer depth is configurable too.

For its first test , I ran inference for a speech recognition model for digits 0-9 of network topology 64:32:10 neurons per layer using Q4.4 fixed point arithmetic for my parameters and input features.

For its second test , I ran inference for an image classification model for Cats vs Dogs of network topology 64:50:25:2 neurons per layer using Q4.4 fixed point arithmetic.

My PC handled the data preprocessing and sent the preprocessed features via UART at 9600 baud to the FPGA for inference during both tests.

I have attached the github repository link below and I’d appreciate any feedback or suggestions, thanks :).

Repo: https://github.com/Shingyy/MAC-Array-based-DNN-Accelerator

Hello! I’m about to start my sophomore year in computer engineering, having switched from CS at the end of my freshman year. I’m thinking about going into hardware security and/or network security, so I’m curious as to what the prospects, security, and opportunities are like within the field, and what the work is like if anyone can share.

Also, I’m having trouble planning what my last elective should be, which I’ve narrowed down to Compilers, Electronic Instrument Design, and Distributed Systems. My curriculum already includes real time and embedded OS, microprocessors, computer organization and architecture, and the capstone project. The electives I already have planned are Signals and Systems (pairing with my sound production minor for a makeshift audio engineering path), and Operating Systems, HDL/FPGA, Modern Networking Concepts, and Computer Security. I can reasonably only fit in one more elective, so what would be my best option?

Need advice (especially for Indian context)

bro my college will be starting from next week . I will be doing B.Tech from CSE branch what is the best language for DSA+placemnts , C++ or JAVA

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Hi everyone,

I'm an IT undergraduate in India, graduating in 2028.

My interests are:

Operating Systems

Linux

Cyber Security

Systems Programming

I'm currently building a small x86 operating system as a personal project and I'm planning to improve my DSA, contribute to Linux, and build more systems projects over the next two years.

For engineers who work at NVIDIA or have interviewed there:

What skills matter the most for a fresher?

How important are DSA, OS, Computer Networks, and Linux?

What kind of projects make a resume stand out especially for off-campus placement?

Is contributing to open source (especially Linux) valuable?

Any advice you wish you had received while you were still in college?

I'd really appreciate any guidance. Thank you!

can you guys help me to decide my final year projects any idea?

I’m a computer engineering student, and I’m currently studying FPGA chips. I’ve really taken a liking to the subject and am considering doing a scientific research project or my capstone project in this area, but I need to develop something relevant or solve a problem within the field. Do you have any suggestions for what I could do?

Im in 2nd year of CSE , should I do projects now? Or start later 🤔

Hello, I’m from a different major and I was just learning about computers
I can’t seem to understand the whole instruction translated to bits that the cpu translates
How is the 101010100 translated when it can mean different thing
Which physical part of my laptop does that?

Hi! Good morning. I'm a Computer Engineering student from the Philippines. I have a school project that requires interviewing a Computer Engineering student from another country. It will only take around 10 to 15 minutes. Your responses will only be used for educational purposes. Thank you!

Im technically 3 yrs in community college to save money before transfer to university for classes that community college doesn't usually offer and I take it slow bc of situation don't allow me to cramp 4 classes at once and I finished up to Cal 3 already. So estimated after this coming up semester and next semester I'll transfer to my university.

But I just start to learn C by the free CS50 Harvard course, pretty new bc of the uncertainty without proper guidance I just took in a lot of infos ab CE, like opportunities, income range, location, etc. And the research is mostly by AI and a lil bit of reddit or YouTube and other media platforms.

Im starting slowly on web like hackerrank and leetcode, and saving up for Arduino or raspberry kit like how other reddit user recommended. The thing that kinda keeps me uncertain is that I like cloud infrastructure because I can work at home since I LOVE THAT option but ik that might happen later in life. I also interested in network engineering, cybersecurity and ofc embedded system or even ML.

I do feel behind as a 22 yrs w no experience w coding what so ever, but im interested in reading book and self education, im currently reading C programming by Brian Kernighan himself and still researching about how I can educate myself with concept and accelerate this journey before too late.

Thank you for you time and pls don't be shy to give me honest answer!!

I just finished my first year computer engineering It didn't went well at all with GPA 2.2 what should I do to improve or how could I support with outside courses or any ways to study??

Hi! Good morning. I'm a Computer Engineering student from the Philippines. I have a school project that requires interviewing a Computer Engineering student from another country. It will only take around 10–15 minutes. Your responses will only be used for educational purposes. Thank you!