Examples: Quality of Topics
Example Project Topics by Quality Level
Strong Project Topics (High Design Depth Expected)
- Smart Task Scheduler using Strategy + Observer Pattern (Dynamic priority behavior)
- Event Management System using MVC Architecture (Java Swing GUI)
- Online Quiz Engine using Factory Pattern for Question Types
- Inventory Management System using DAO Pattern + File Persistence
- Android Expense Tracker App using MVVM Pattern
- Chat Application using Multithreading + Observer Pattern
- Simulation of Elevator Control System using State Pattern
- Mini Banking System using Layered Architecture (Service + Repository)
- Plugin-based Text Editor using Command Pattern
- Course Registration System using Composite Pattern for Course Modules
These topics demonstrate architectural thinking, separation of concerns, and deliberate use of object-oriented principles.
Acceptable Project Topics (Moderate OOP Depth Required)
- Library Management System (with proper abstraction and modular structure)
- Hospital Appointment System
- Hotel Booking System
- Online Shopping Cart System
- Student Attendance Management System
- Vehicle Rental System
- Payroll Management System
- Basic CRM System
These topics are acceptable only if proper OOP concepts, modular design, and error handling are clearly demonstrated.
Generic CRUD-only implementations will not receive high grades.
Weak / Likely Rejected Topics
- Simple Calculator
- Tic-Tac-Toe without architectural depth
- Basic ATM Simulation (single class implementation)
- Student Record Storage using ArrayList only
- Login-Registration System only
- Any project copied directly from YouTube tutorial
- Projects with no clear object hierarchy
- Projects that only demonstrate menu-driven CRUD operations
If the system can be fully implemented in a single class,
it is not suitable for this course.
Design Expectations
Strong projects typically include:
- Clear abstraction layers
- Multiple interacting classes
- Separation of UI, logic, and data
- Intentional use of at least one design pattern
- Error handling strategy
- Extensibility consideration
The project is an evaluation of design maturity — not feature count.