Help on FYP Issue Come Back Again..

Ur response is much appreciated....


Every choice should be followed by actions that has concequences..

and now the problem coming out....


now we are facing FYP selection game again again...

we are offered two choice:

1) one is a fresh project, everything => 0.... we have to start from very beggining, and for sure, we cant finish it with limited time.

2) the second one is a follow up design project...the basic circuits had been developped by last year students. and the job for us is to improve the performance to realize the required spec.(also include a bit subcircuit design)


Any experieced senior can help.... Help..... help!!!

For us, seniors are always more helpful than 110 (or 999) ... HELP !!!!

Toss the coin ??? Oh, My god...

If 5 seniors tell you to pick choice 1 and 5 seniors tell you to pick choice 2, what should you do?

I think it really depends on your own...

Wat i am trying to know, actually, is not the final choice: which to

get ,which to quit..

and of course, the right of final decision is my own...

no one else need take responsibility on consequences...


more important thing i wanna know is the story behind...like, * is more challenging, * contribute more to fullfillment of the academic experience......


by the by, really thanks for your lesson on self decision-making..

Have a nice day !

That subjects to your particular project! No one else but yourself can tell if the scope of the projects are challenging enough for you. For example, a project from ground up may seem very challenging to you. But to me, who doesn't follow up others' ideas well, may consider a continuation of previous project more challenging. After all, it is you who knows yourself the best.

for my HYP, for my master project, for my Ph.D project, blablabla...

Nowadays it's so difficult (and not advisable) to look for brandly new approaches, rather finding improvements to existing techniques may be a wiser choice...

Of course the situation in FYP is different. A project starting from scratch does not require novel contribution, but preliminary results are expected. If the project is a continuation of someone else's work, then improvement is a MUST...