CODEMINT: Final Year Project Research Topics And Materials Repository In Nigeria

Posted by E.L.E.X on March 04 2019 under Tech/Cybersecurity

Graduating from a tertiary institution is one of the most exciting events in one’s life.

However, before you are qualified to be called a graduate, you must fulfill the final part of your study requirements, which is conducting research in the field of your study and submitting a Final year project research topics and work to your department or faculty for due approval.

Students in their final year usually go through the rigor of research to come up with a proposed solution that lies within the scope and is in the area of their study.

This process of submitting final year project research has been reiterated for decades since the inception of our tertiary education structure, and the education sector as a whole has lost worthwhile research and information to conduct better analysis and planning.

A handful of tertiary institutions mandate final year students to submit a soft copy of their final year research project work on Compact Disk (CD), but these CDs are damaged due to scratches.

They also are misplaced because of the volume in store or movement from one storage facility to another. This has been a major challenge both for the final year students who have done some good research work and submitted and for the tertiary institutions who award them the degrees, they both end up facing the obvious risk of losing a great wealth of information gotten from research.

Storing information only on paper and CDs has limitations, the submitted project research works face the risk of deteriorating after a long period of time or being affected by a natural cause (for instance fire or water), and of course, they will have to be discarded when space is required to store newly submitted
projects over the years. We have seen this problem and have stepped up to the challenge to offer a lasting solution to it.

We built CodeMint.net to bring a lasting solution to this problem. CodeMint does not only solve the risk faced for losing this bank of research done by graduating students every year but offers a national repository for storage final year project topics from all tertiary institutions in Nigeria.

What Is CODEMINT?
CodeMint is an online library that harbors final year project research topics and materials for enhancing academic excellence in conducting research.

It provides quality research materials on almost all fields of study so as to meet the research needs of final year students in tertiary institutions.

These final year project research topics and materials are readily available for download on request to interest researchers.

Beneficiaries of these services have multiplied over time even as this platform is keen to meet a further need of final year students including their experiences.

There are thousands of project topics on this platform which serve as a good repository for final year project research topics, materials and project files.

This will enhance and meet the research need of final year students. This does not however intend to jeopardize any guideline for the presentation of academic papers by students or encourage plagiarism.

Deciding on the right final year project topics is one of the challenging issues faced by most students in their final year. At times, they do not have any idea about the topics, while at instances they are caught up between two project topic ideas.

In some cases, however, final year students find it difficult to source materials that can aid their project research. Meanwhile, students can get the best help from CodeMint.

Not only will they find a list of project research topics to choose from, but they will also find details and complete project research materials that will serve ONLY as guidelines, frameworks, and references to their project research.

CodeMint contains final year project research topics and materials of various fields such as:-

1. Mass Communication Project Research Topics and Materials

2. Accounting Project Research Topics and Materials

3. Computer Science Project Research Topics and Materials

4. Business Administration Project Research Topics and Materials Materials, and lots more.

The arrangement on CodeMint hosts these project topics and materials with each department well defined and structured to fit into the guideline for the presentation of research materials.

While some of the projects are mere theories and do not require any execution, others may require software or hardware for their implementation.

HOW IT WORKS
Finding research topics and materials published on CodeMint is quite easy. There are over 12,000 published project research topics as at January 2019.

It is important to note that access to full research material is ONLY available on request. Meanwhile, all published items give the public access to the Project Topic, Abstract, Table of Content and Chapter 1.

There are two basic ways of finding your research topic(s) on CodeMint.

1. Find Project Topic from Department

2. Find Project Topic from Search

To find your desired project topic using your department, follow the simple steps below.

1. Enter the website name https://codemint.net on your web browser, which will take you to the landing page or home page.

2. Click the “Project Departments” link from the top navigation to display all departments.

3. Then Click on the departmental link of your choice, this will display published project research topics published under that department.

4. Go through the published project research topics and get the relevant topic(s) in the area your conducting your research.

5. Click on the title of the project research topic, this will open a page where you will have access to the project abstract, table of content, and chapter one (1).

6. Take time to read and go through the abstract, table of content and chapter one to see if it is useful to your research work.

7. Click on “Get Full Access” or “Get Complete Material” button to request for the full research work hosted on our online repository.

Follow the simple instructions displayed afterward to qualify for full access to the published research topic.

You will be required to pay a token which is used to clear the bill for online space used to host repository files and to manage the CodeMint team.

To find your desired project topic using search, follow the simple steps below;

1. Enter the website name https://codemint.net on your web browser, which will take you to the landing page or home page.

2. Type in or copy and paste your desired project research topic into the search box displayed on the home page and click the search button or icon to get search results.

3. Go through the project research topics search results and get the relevant topic(s) in the area your conducting your research.

If you get no results or irrelevant results, then reduce your search term/topic and search again or call our helpdesk for support.

4. If you find your desired topic then click on the title of the project research topic, this will open a page where you will have access to the project abstract, table of content, and chapter one (1).

5. Carefully read the abstract, table of content and chapter one to see if it is truly useful to your research work.

6. Click on “Get Full Access” or “Get Complete Material” button to request for the full research work hosted on our online repository.

Follow the simple instructions displayed afterward to qualify for full access to the published research topic.

You will be required to pay a token which is used to clear the bill for online space used to host repository files and to manage the CodeMint team.

CODEMINT REPOSITORY ALSO HOSTS WORKING SOFTWARE SOURCE CODES

Implementations of project research topics especially for Final Year Computer Science students is vital, therefore part of the CodeMint repository also hosts Computer Science Source Codes which are implementations of diverse solutions to a stated problem in either a research work or a challenge seen in the community.

Except for graduating students who have good knowledge of programming, web design and database design, it is not possible to get the implementations to their Computer Science Project Research Topics without a guide. Our repository hosts software source codes that serve ONLY as an implementation guide or building block for final year students in the computer science department and software engineering departments.

The published source code projects have titles, installation guides (YouTube videos and PDF documents), installation requirements including the version of supporting software needed to run the source code. We also publish attributes of the source code such as screenshots and third-party software that the source code is compatible with.

To get access to the full source code you will need to request for it by either clicking the source code category such as PHP, C++, C#, Python, Java, Matlab and several others on CodeMint. Click the title of any source code project you are interested in and then use the “Get Full Access” or “Get Complete Source Code” button to request for the full source code project. If you face any challenge, feel free to contact helpdesk via phone call, WhatsApp or email.

WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF CODEMINT ON THE EDUCATION SECTOR IN NIGERIA?
“No fewer than 300,000 graduates have mobilized annually for the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, programme in its over 40 years of existence, the Director-General, Brigadier General Suleiman Kazaure, has said.”

As seen on Vanguard, published in April 2016. This implies that the Nigerian education sector has lost or is on the verge of losing at least 12,900,000 project research works submitted by graduating students. We can only imagine the greater loss ahead if a solution like CodeMint is not available.

We are making it a duty to see that this bank of data is no longer lost or left unattended.

CODEMINT BLOG
CodeMint has a blog where posts that educate final year students about final year project research, are published.

Posts such as step-by-step guides, Do’s and Don’ts and principles governing student’s project research structure, project writing, project presentation/defense, issues surrounding education and students and other updates are all published on the blog.

We seek to provide answers and steps that help final year students understand some seemingly difficult questions mostly related to how a student can conduct productive and effective research work. Some of these seemingly difficult questions for final year students include but are not limited to the following:

1. How to formulate research questions for an undergraduate project topic

2. How to write a table of content for a research work

3. Tips on how to choose a final year project topic

4. How to write a final year project abstract

5. Possible university project defense questions

CodeMint is the first online repository in Nigeria to host software source codes and Computer Science Source Codes especially those that are used as frameworks and building blocks for real-life software. As at January 2019, CodeMint already has over 300 published source code projects also known as mints.

This section of the repository is subsequently going to host programming, web design and database management tutorials to enable those who have no knowledge of programming to learn and make use of these source codes (mints).

In conclusion, the task of developing and maintaining an online repository can be hectic and requires brainstorming to make it work efficiently, that is why the CodeMint team is doing its best to build and maintain this great repository for Nigerian Final Year Project Research Topics, Materials and Source Codes.

We cannot afford to lose the data of the coming years due to the lack of a lasting solution, we will continually refine our data records to deliver better information and a good experience for our users.

The website is accessible worldwide and offers great support for users, just contact our helpdesk any time you have an inquiry to make or face any challenge.

When research is preserved and presented as information, knowledge is preserved and when knowledge is preserved, the community is liberated and that is what CodeMint is all about.

Further information about CodeMint and its activities is available on https://CodeMint.net/

Quick contact links:

Call/WhatsApp: (+234) 906-451-7926

Email: codemintbox@gmail.com

Facebook: https://facebook.com/codemintbox/

CODEMINT: Final Year Project Research Topics And Materials Repository In Nigeria

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