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BE / BTech Computer project topics

24 topics for a BE / BTech Computer final year project. A BE or BTech computer engineering project usually runs over two semesters: literature survey and design first, implementation and results after. These topics have published work to survey and results you can measure.

These are ideas, not an official list. Your guide approves the topic, so take two or three to them.

BE / BTech Computer project topics: ai, machine learning and vision

Needs a literature survey of recent papers, a dataset, a comparison with at least one existing method, and results in tables and graphs.

  1. Driver drowsiness detection from a dashboard cameraSee chapters
  2. Pothole detection from road videoSee chapters
  3. Sign language to text conversionSee chapters
  4. Crop yield prediction using weather and soil dataSee chapters
  5. Pneumonia detection from chest X-ray imagesSee chapters
  6. Helmet and number plate detection for traffic enforcementSee chapters
  7. Fake review detection for e-commerce productsSee chapters

BE / BTech Computer project topics: iot and embedded systems

Needs a block diagram, a circuit diagram, the components with their specifications, and readings taken from the working prototype.

  1. Smart irrigation system using soil moisture sensorsSee chapters
  2. Air quality monitoring with a public dashboardSee chapters
  3. Smart parking system using sensor nodesSee chapters
  4. Fall detection wearable for elderly peopleSee chapters
  5. Laboratory energy monitoring with anomaly alertsSee chapters
  6. Flood water level early warning systemSee chapters

BE / BTech Computer project topics: networks and distributed systems

Needs an architecture, a simulation or testbed, and measurements such as throughput, latency or fault recovery time.

  1. Traffic management using software-defined networkingSee chapters
  2. Distributed file storage with replicationSee chapters
  3. Blockchain-based land records prototypeSee chapters
  4. Network traffic classification using machine learningSee chapters
  5. Edge computing for video analyticsSee chapters

BE / BTech Computer project topics: software and language technology

Needs a defined user, an evaluation method (accuracy, user study or expert rating) and a comparison with what exists.

  1. Multilingual chatbot for government scheme enquiriesSee chapters
  2. Automatic MCQ generation from textbook chaptersSee chapters
  3. Lecture note-taker using speech to textSee chapters
  4. Legal document summariserSee chapters
  5. Question answering over textbooks in Hindi or MarathiSee chapters
  6. Code review assistant for student assignmentsSee chapters

How to choose your BE / BTech Computer topic

  1. Pick a problem you have seen yourself: your college, your society, a relative’s shop. You will be able to explain it without notes in the viva.
  2. Check that you can build it with what you already know, plus one new thing. Two new frameworks in one semester is where projects stall.
  3. Make sure it has data to store and at least two kinds of user. That gives you an ER diagram, use cases and test cases worth writing about.
  4. Search your college’s past projects. A common topic is fine if your version does something the others did not; say what that is in Chapter 1.

Questions

Does a BE or BTech project need a research paper?

Many colleges ask for one paper to be published or presented, often in the final semester. Check your department’s rule early, because a topic with measurable results is much easier to turn into a paper.

How many members are in a BE project group?

Commonly three or four, set by the department. The blackbook should make each member’s contribution clear, because the viva often asks each person about their part.