[odine]

Hi guys. Our group already submitted proposals for thesis and so far, 2 thesis topics are semi-approved. The first one is entitled C++ Source Code Animated Simulation using Adobe Flash Player

Here is the description of our proposal:


Computer programmers create programs using various programming languages to help end users perform tasks efficiently and hassle-free. The most important part of a program is its source code, which contains the algorithms that enables the program to yield the necessary result. Programming languages (PL) are used to write a source code and a compiler is used to check that the code is written using the correct syntax for a specific PL.


Our study is focused on one programming language which is C++. Our objective is to help programmers visualize the way their source code is being executed by the computer by generating an animated view of the process of each algorithm in the source code. With this they might be able to detect the logical and run-time errors of their program easily and find an efficient solution for it.


The application involves to two basic steps. First is source code compilation. This process will ensure that the source code has the right syntax in every line for it to execute correctly. This is possible with the use of the C++ compiler. The second is the animation generation. After the source code has been compiled, the application reads every line of the code to detect every possible command execution, whether it is simple or compound. Every declaration, assignment, iteration, incrementation, method call, and such are given an animated version using Adobe flash.


Area of Specialization: Natural Language Processing
Tools / Programming Language to be used: Java and Adobe Flash



But our professor told us to use some sort of algorithm or specify what algorithm we will use. We still don't have an idea about what algorithm we will use. Our professor really demands us to use algorithms in our thesis since we're computer science students.

Computer Generated medical forecast of diabetic patients using natural language generation is the second semi-approved but our professor asked us again for an algorithm to use and we don't have a clue on what to use. She also demands a review of related literature.

Thanks and sorry for being spoiled, asking all the way here. Ideas and suggestions are very much appreciated. hehe

[modi123_1]

Let's not post duplicate topics.. thanks!