Project Guidline

• Project Proposal Format
• Computer Science CSE Project Topics

Challenging Questions

• Can Today's College Students Solve World Problems?
• What are the long-term effects of living in a technological world? Are these mostly negative or positive?
• Are children under 12 now growing up in a different world than college-age students did? How is it different, and what does that mean for them?
• What is the most important new technology for solving world problems?
• How has social media helped solve and create problems in countries outside the U.S.?
• Will governments like China continue to be able to control citizens' access to the Internet and social media?
• How do social media, texting, cell phones, and the Internet make the world bigger? Smaller?
• What are the implications of ever-increasing globalization through technology to the global economy?
• Technology is changing so quickly that we are frequently using computers, software programs, and other technologies that have frustrating glitches and problems. Is there a solution?
• How does our experience of social interactions with other humans influence the way we interact with machines?
• When does it become morally wrong to genetically engineer your child?
• What are new ways people can use technology to change the world?
• How is digital learning going to change schools and education?
• Does the Internet need controls or censorship? If so, what kind?
• Do digital tools make us more or less productive at work?
• To what extent is the development of new technologies having a negative effect?
• How will technology change our lives in twenty years?
• Should people get identity chips implanted under their skin?
• Should people in all countries have equal access to technological developments?
• Can video gaming really help solve world problems?
• How are brains different from computers?
• Is organic food really better for you than genetically modified foods?
• What are genetically modified food technologies able to do? How does this compare with traditional plant breeding methods?
• Should genetically modified food technologies be used to solve hunger issues?
• Since it is now possible to sequence human genes to find out about possible future heath risks, is that something everyone should have done? What are the advantages or disadvantages?
• If people have genetic testing, who has the right to that information? Should healthcare companies and employers have access to that information?
• If parents have genetic information about their children, when and how should they share it with the child?
• What sort of genetic information should parents seek about their children and how might this influence raising that child?
• Would having cars that drive themselves be a good or bad idea?
• How might travel in the future be different?
• Should information technologies and Internet availability make work from home the norm?