I am looking for a graduation project idea, either a novel concept or an existing system that is poorly customized or inefficiently optimized.

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I am starting my next semester with CS classes and have decided to get a new laptop, that I can use during these classes, but every website seems to recommend completely different devices. I currently own the MSI GS 76 Stealth, which I understand it is more than enough for what it needs to do for my upcoming classes, but with a 17.5 inch screen, hitting almost 5lbd and sounding like a jet plane, it is just too big and distracting to carry it around. My budget is 5k which I understand is way more than enough, so I am very open to suggestions. I am kind of leaning towards a newer MacBook Pro. I definitely want to avoid Dell and Microsoft since I’ve never had a good experience with their laptops/tablets. I also need something that will last me years. Thanks!

I bought a USB-C to DisplayPort cable to connect my Chromebook to my monitor but it doesn’t seem to register, what cable or adapter should I get?

My goal is entrepreneurship, not employment. I'm basically a professional vibe coder at this point lol. I've already built actual systems using AI that are making me money.

Here's my point: AI has advanced insanely fast in just a few years. Right now, with enough trial and error, I can build something functional, launch it on a small scale, make money, and eventually hire experienced developers to handle security, scalability, and whatever AI can't do properly.

Now imagine another 5 years of AI development. I genuinely believe it'll be capable of handling the vast majority of development work at an acceptable quality.

I know CS is more than just coding, but if my goal is building businesses rather than getting a job, is spending 4 years studying it really worth it?

I'm not expecting a Business degree to teach me everything I need to know either. My main reason for switching is that it's less demanding, which would give me more time to actually work on my businesses, make money, and learn through experience instead of spending most of my time studying.

( Business major will give more time uni - which i prefer)

( CS major will not give me time to do anything for 5 years) and Ai exist

This is for major project in final year of Btech.

1. Predictive Analysis of Heart Disease Using Machine Learning Algorithms

2. Real-Time Object Detection and Tracking Using UAVs

3. Multilingual Sentiment Analysis Using Deep Learning Models

4. Nutrient Profiling and Dietary Recommendation System Using Machine Learning

5. Intelligent Question-Answering System Using Large Language Models

our supervisor asked us to choose a project among these, i don't have any skills, iam not sure about my teammates.

Iam the leader of the group (unfortunately) and my teammates go along with whatever i propose, so iam just not sure if i can make a good decision.

when talking with my friends, i chose 5th one but they oppsed it saying it was just chatgpt, 1 is common, 3? idk. i chose 4 because i heard 2 is hard without drones but i also saw that 2 is doable.

please help me pick one.

(context: my major is IT, we are not informed if this is for a whole year or 1 semester (6 months))

Hey I am contemplating a CS career path. I watched a Jordan Peterson lecture where he emphasized iq and being the right sized fish for the pond that you’re in. As someone with an iq of 105, how uncomfortable will I feel around those I work with if I land a CS job a few years from now?

Hey Everyone I am a stay at home mom looking to become a software engineer I previously enrolled in a coding bootcamp without having a computer science background. I am now looking for an accredited online university that teaches computer science fundamentals and has graduates who are hired after graduation if you have any recommendations based on real experiences i would appreciate it.

Thank You!