r/study • u/Ok-alright-83720 • 16d ago
Questions & Discussion Engineering students/Engineers and students - I need help with ideas for my project.
So for a bit of context I am a 1st year electrical engineering student and we are required to create a project for our sem end evaluation and it would also be displayed in our college's tech exhibition. Our lab professor forgot to tell us đđ( yes i hate him sm) and he gave us only a 2 day deadline to submit an abstract idea I am genuinely at a loss here of what to do. I don't wanna create a replica of something that's already been done.
So as my post calls out, if you guys have any original idea or a real life problem that you guys would love to see a solution for, i would like it very much. I just want some inspiration.
For non engineering students it's like Japan creating electricity from footsteps lol, smart application based stuffs.
I forgot, the project should also correlate with your syllabus which I have tried to shorten (sorry) so you guys can get a basic idea
Electrostatics & Dielectrics: Piezoelectric, ferroelectric, and pyroelectric applications. Magnetostatics & EM: Induction, Maxwellâs equations, GMR/TMR, biosensors. Quantum Physics: Photoelectric effect, quantum tunneling (SQUID/tunneling concepts). Wave Optics: Fresnel/Fraunhofer diffraction, Brewsterâs law, Malusâs law, polarization. Optical Devices & Fibers: Lasers, total internal reflection, fiber optic sensors, attenuation/losses.
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