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Old 09-20-2007, 11:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Programming - C# and SQL

Hello all,
I didn't find a programming board here, so I thought this place was best for that discussion. I've got a class this term which requires a project based on all the past courses we've taken. We must write a program (preferably with C# and SQL server 2000), which should start from interviewing (a place of our choice), analysis of the work that place does, drawing DFD diagrams, ER diagrams, writing reports and all that system analysis stuff, and at the end, all this stuff should be implemented. Unfortunately, I cannot come up with any ideas for a project, and what is even more catastrophic is that even if I did come up with an idea, I don't have the time to go interviewing people at their work place and start implementing. I was hoping someone has done a project in the past that matches this description that I can use as my own?
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