hi,how r u all? hope u r fine
i just wanna ask you, if anyone have an ideas for graduation project, i am studying CIS(computer information system)
using VB.Net / ASP.Net/ Oracle 10g


thank u all :cool:

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— good question, and nice quick ideas from , and . If you want a graduation project that shows solid CIS skills with VB.NET/ASP.NET and Oracle 10g, pick something focused and demonstrable: clear schema, business rules in the database, a tidy UI, and a few real integrations. Here are three practical, interview-ready project options and implementation notes.

  • Inventory & supplier portal: track items, locations, POs and receipts with automated reorder thresholds. Put transactional logic in stored procedures and use Oracle sequences for keys. Deliverables: schema, proc-based business rules, an ASP.NET UI with AJAX grids, and printable/Excel reports.

  • Helpdesk/ticketing with SLA engine: ticket queues, attachments, role-based access, SLA timers and automated escalation (use a background worker or Oracle scheduler). Add audit trails, email notifications and a searchable knowledge base.

  • ETL + BI dashboard: build CSV/XLS import, staging tables, cleansing rules, scheduled summaries (materialized views or summary tables) and KPI charts. Emphasize error logging, repeatable loads, and exportable reports.

Implementation tips: start with a normalized data model and seed data; keep business logic in stored procedures for testability; wrap multi-step operations in transactions; always use parameterized commands (avoid SQL injection) and enable OracleCommand.BindByName; avoid long-running DB transactions; store secrets outside code (encrypted config). Break work into milestones: DB + procs first, API/UI next, then reporting and testing. If you later want payments, forums or reviews, design integration points up front so those can be added without rework.

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Why not write a shopping cart that can connect to all of the major gateways and Paypal?

A forum / blogging system!

<< update >> Nevermind, didn't realize we were in the eCommerce forum.

how about a discussion package that people can add to their ecommerse site that allows people to rate and review products

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