Code of the "Online tutor " project?

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I want to make a project based on programming language. It's a MCA final year project. The project is "Online tutorial Project" where lots of subjects will be there and the tutors will also join plus the students can also join and there will be interaction either through chat or else mail ids. But, I'm not getting the actaul idea that it should be done in programming language. I mean which progamming language language will be easier for it and does it require permissions from internet securities? How to get those permissions. Is anyone have made this project already then do give guidance to me. As I am doing alone with bit knowledge. Reply soon.Thank you :)

[edit]SHOUTING, txtspeak removed. Punctuation, capitals, spelling, word spacing, tags corrected. The actual question and misuse of English have nothing to do with me - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 8-Jul-11 7:39am

blogu

Updated 8-Jul-11 8:17am

OriginalGriff

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TRK3 8-Jul-11 14:02pm

This is your MCA ("Masters of Computer Architecture"?) final project?

By the time you get to the final project of your Masters you should have gotten some idea of how to actually do the work that's expected of you for the final project.

If you don't have any idea how to do it, then you really don't deserve to pass. Do the work, figure it out yourself, learn something. Otherwise your degree means nothing and that just makes it harder for the rest of us to weed out the competent from the incompetent when we need to hire someone.

Nagy Vilmos 8-Jul-11 14:16pm

There is no helping some people.
If you're in your final year, you should know what you're going to do and how to do it by now.

OriginalGriff 8-Jul-11 14:21pm

Reason for my vote of one:
You have reached the final year of a Masters in a (presumably) technical subject, without managing to learn basic netiquette, how to use a spell check, or find half the keys on the keyboard.
For your project you have selected something that has in essence been done so many times that I have a standard reply set up to point first year IT students at the google results featuring source code.
Congratulations! You will succeed wonderfully in your new career in Retail Fast Food. Just remember the Magic Words: "Do you want fries with that?" and you will do fine.

Smithers-Jones 8-Jul-11 15:34pm

And again I want to link to this picture, which seems to have been drawn specially for OP:
http://eatliver.com/img/2011/7336.jpg

I don't understand, why you improved his question at all. This one seems to be a hopeless case.

OriginalGriff 9-Jul-11 2:39am

I'm probably a bit OCD - I hate unnecessary shouting. After that, I just got carried away...:laugh:

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Jul-11 22:09pm

Totally agree with TRK3, Nagy, Griff, Smithers-Jones, and Marcus.
Great picture!
--SA

fjdiewornncalwe 8-Jul-11 14:21pm

If you don't know how approach this then you have learned nothing over the years of your studies. The whole point to school is to learn how to think because that is what you need to survive in the real world. Not thinking will leave you in the position of flipping burgers for a living.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Jul-11 15:08pm

Agree, but I provided some answer, please see.
--SA

blogu 11-Jul-11 2:43am

Ok well I did not tag gimme code.I am not so stupid.I tagged c,c++ and asp.net because I am new to this site and I thought, if I tag those languages then what kinda reply will I get .In other words, if "Online tutorial Project" is already being done by anyone i.e. members of this page then were there any problems while coding or compatibility or any other technical problems.I would have tried myself this project in 2-3 languages and know the result but as I got very less time I just wanted to know which language will be more convinent so that I can start and finish it off soon.
Guys,you can read johny's comment,he has given there that websites can be created with that servers too and there he cleared one of my doubts.
and somebody here replied that how come it is related to internet security.I asked this question too because even I thought this gonna be web application and my own content but when I talked with related to Java developer manager ,he said we may require to get permission through networks and its cost is expensive.

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I suggest you to choose a project that you may reasonably complete yourself. You know, it should show your bright side.

Posted 8-Jul-11 9:21am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Jul-11 22:33pm

Reasonable practical advice, my 5.
Please also see OP's (removed) "answer" and my answer.
--SA

thatraja 10-Jul-11 14:36pm

Clean 5!

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I don't how see "Online tutor" can be related to "Internet security". If this is a Web application and you going to serve your own content (content hosted on your site), there won't be a problem with security. Also, it is irrelevant to computer language.

Combination of the tags in your question is not clear. If you tag ".NET", you should use C++/CLI (maybe C#), not C++ and certainly not C; and then you should use ASP.NET technology. Remember that Java can be disabled in the client, as well as scripting, but it has nothing to do with ASP.NET.

Now, a note of your disclaimer "You people are thinking that I am asking for a project". Well, a project or not, but I can see a tag "Gimme code". Did you put this tag? As to "even I have all the knowledge of programming language", I would say it could be a slight exaggeration no matter who would claim that. :-)

As to your request for guidance: all people who denied that are doing a log of help to others. There is such a thing as the format of CodeProject Questions & Answers: the guidance is limited by a short thread based on one single question (few follow-up questions are readily replied to) and few short answers (probably I'm the one who post the most detailed answers, but look at my answers: the biggest of them are still not that detailed to guide you through whole project like the one you want to develop). Experts simply do not have so much time for helping just one member. You should not be so frustrated as you apparently are. :-)

—SA

Posted 9-Jul-11 16:26pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Updated 9-Jul-11 16:32pm

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Mohibur Rashid 10-Jul-11 12:00pm

Hey,
When you say not C++ and certainly not C I doubt a lot.........
you of course can develop website using c/c++ with APACHE web server. i.e. your apache server will be your server and your website script will be regular C/C++ program. follow the link to understand better http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/forms/cgic.html

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Jul-11 15:07pm

Just to resolve you doubt: I only refer to your tag .NET, nothing else. C++ (not C++/CLI) and C does not work with .NET. As to Web project, it assumes ASP.NET. I did not say anything about different server-side technologies such as classic ASP and others.
--SA

thatraja 10-Jul-11 14:35pm

Last paragraph is enough for the OP, 5!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Jul-11 15:09pm

Thank you, Raja.
--SA

Solution 6

Well, Java/Java EE[^]/JavaFX[^] has a lot of features you will find useful - so I think it's a good choice for an interactive "online tutor" project. And even while we may hate to admit it, JavaFX[^] currently has more visualiztion features than SilverLight, but that probably isn't going to last as SilverLight 5 introduces a decent 3d api.

Still, Java EE, has message driven beans[^], and publish/subscribe based messaging[^] - in a securable envirinment - so concentrate on just leveraging the features of Glassfish[^].

Best regards
Espen Harlinn

Posted 10-Jul-11 3:59am

Espen Harlinn

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thatraja 10-Jul-11 14:34pm

You gave him nice answer but I'm waiting for the OP's response. 5!

Espen Harlinn 10-Jul-11 15:25pm

Thank you, thatraja!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Jul-11 15:10pm

Useful piece of judgement, my 5.
--SA

Espen Harlinn 10-Jul-11 15:25pm

Thank you, Sergey!

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2011-07-08T08:42:00

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This should explain it[^]

Posted 8-Jul-11 8:42am

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Keith Barrow 9-Jul-11 16:36pm

Bookmarked for future use!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Jul-11 22:34pm

You finally did it! Good, my 5.
Shall we request "Auto-respond" feature to be implemented at the site? :-)
--SA

thatraja 10-Jul-11 14:38pm

If we put this on 'Ask a question' page(Applying as Watermark on the Question textbox) surely OP will change the way of questions. 5!

Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2011-07-08T21:22:00

1 - please don't press 'answer' to add comments. There's a comment button, see it ? Second, you shouted when you typed all in capitals. That's what was meant, THIS IS SHOUTING. Third, you listed just about every sort of language known to man, that's not a sign that you have any knowledge, it's a sign that you're clueless. How would you write a website in C++ or C ? The answer to your question is, a language you know, and that can write websites, is the best choice. For me, that would be C#, ASP.NET, but if you don't know those things, and know J2EE or PHP, those things will work just as well, and are a better choice for you. Given that all these languages do is generate HTML, if you know anything at all about the task at hand, you know that for the sort of trivial website you describe, there's no chance that any framework will really help more than any other to the point that only one could be used to write it.

I don't understand the number of people who claim to be doing a final project, yet ask us top level questions that make me wonder how they got through a course, to be doing a final project at all.

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