r/ECE • • Dec 17 '25

HOMEWORK (GOOD) Project which I can make in 1-2 months ? 3rd year

my winter vacay just started and going to sem 6 cg is 7++ (indian )

i have to make a project and get a core ece intern which i can complete in 2 months
suggest project i am willing to do anything like buy stm32 esp etc

what is the most __PROBABLE __possible project is should make to land an intern my uni is mit manipal decent companies do come

Like project that applies to certain range of companies

chatgpt suggested something embedded

Course work: vivado microwind matlab cpp c keil multisim

Vlsi/analog/signal systems/dsp/digital system design/emw/microwave /

Edit: I was always burned out and depressed that why I am making a resume now .cuz it's now or never .that's why I don't know what interests me

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u/moarFR4 Dec 17 '25

You haven't said anything about what courses you've followed, or what areas interest you, so ideas will be random. Do something that builds on your coursework and most importantly interests you, or you won't complete it in 2 months.

  • Something with arduino/stm/radios
  • HDL project
  • distributed computing (couple rpi/arduino)
  • state machine model / prototype

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u/manga_maniac_me Dec 17 '25

Have you done any projects yet?

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u/jigglypuff9876 Dec 17 '25

I kinda made a simple lamp using ldr that turn on when no light it's was pretty basic /I can use stm32 to some extent .

Plus I know how to use keil/basic coding in verilog/matlab/cpp/c / multisim/proteus / basic vlsi layout .these all were my course labs

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u/manga_maniac_me Dec 17 '25

Pick a niche, see if it is needed in the industry, get it's tool chain and build something relevant.

Say if you want to go into semiconductors, So you picked VHDL/RTL, get vivado/vitis and made some simple 8bit processor. With proper documentation, test benches, issues, the whole thing.

The benchmark has moved. Doing microcontroller based things, simple sensor - actuator things are so simple, they are redundant.

Honestly trying and failing at a difficult thing is better than being successful in making a simple project that people have been doing for decades.

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u/jigglypuff9876 Dec 17 '25

Thank you you are only one that commented after 500+views 🥺🫶

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u/Silent_Start_8079 Dec 18 '25

Hi bro I am also a 3rd year student in tire 2 college in jaipur. I am also building my resume in core electronic domain. I am currently working on my customer microcontroller in vivado, you could also try the same or start with basic uart protocol.

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u/jigglypuff9876 Dec 18 '25

Ok thanks 🫶

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u/No_Presentation4286 Dec 18 '25

hi bro what type of product youre making ? like spill some tea about it

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u/CrimsonBrow Dec 20 '25

Although im just a student as well, id say definitely do something that interests you rather than something you think might be good on a resume.

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u/jigglypuff9876 Dec 20 '25

Thanks 🫶

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u/No_Experience_2282 Dec 21 '25

build a risc cpu

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '25

Work towards SoC