Tech Society 2.0

Kinect doesn't really have any applications other than a motion/heat sensing camera. There are far more refined solutions for ID checking and biometrics.

Your best option really is the motion sensing bell, but what's wrong with a PIR doing that?

I know, I was thinking that... meh it was just a suggestion by someone else, bit stumped for ideas really.

Does your uni publish a list of project ideas?

They do, but nothing for this particular one.

You wanna have a look at ours, see if anything pops out?

OK.

http://web1.eng.coventry.ac.uk/cde_projects/

On the left, click full projects list
Then select This Adademic Year
Then on the next page, full list, all categories, this year.

See if you can spot mine on there

http://web1.eng.coventry.ac.uk/cde_projects/

On the left, click full projects list
Then select This Adademic Year
Then on the next page, full list, all categories, this year.

See if you can spot mine on there

Which one is yours? The Mac one?

Funnily enough, no.

A Forensic Analysis of Private Browsing Modes in Popular Web Browsers.

Funnily enough, no.

A Forensic Analysis of Private Browsing Modes in Popular Web Browsers.

Someone hiding their porn history...? haha
Ah, my final year project is yet to even be thought about... many ideas rolling through my head. 25,000 words... http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/images/smilies/rolleyes.gif

I would have guessed: Forensic Analysis of Windows 7.

25000 words!? You're not going an MSc are you?!

Nope, just my final year dissertation. It was either a project on something forensic/security related or designing and building a piece of software which can act as a forensic investigation tool. Hard as ****.

Don't do any software development... when it goes wrong, it goes wrong on an epic scale. My mate thought he had his dissertation all sewn up back in January, and then, 19000 lines of code in, he ran into a massive problem with his program and he couldn't overcome it without completely rewriting his entire program. He's now handed in a program that doesn't work because he ran out of time.

It's likely he'll fail.

Don't do any software development... when it goes wrong, it goes wrong on an epic scale. My mate thought he had his dissertation all sewn up back in January, and then, 19000 lines of code in, he ran into a massive problem with his program and he couldn't overcome it without completely rewriting his entire program. He's now handed in a program that doesn't work because he ran out of time.

It's likely he'll fail.

19K lines of code?!

Yeah, he'd pretty much designed an EPoS system for his employer, but he ran into a massive database issue that he couldn't resolve easily at all.