Final Year Electrical Engineering Project Ideas and Suggestions for Students

Hi every one 
   i am student of electrical engineering final year. My college suggest me to make a project for final year. I want to get help all of you please gave some ideas and information.
Thank you..

Can you give us a little more information -- including your budget?  For myself, I would say that the #1 thing to think about is a project that interests you personally -- so what aspects of your course are you most interested in? Also, what areas do you think you have the most expertise and understanding?

Sir belong to Pakistan and my budget is $100 to 150 dollar it almost 20164.50 Pakistani Rupees. My expertise in Arduino program .

I'm still not 100% sure what your lecturers would like you to be working on, but there's a lot you can do with an Arduinio. One suggestion would be to use a microphone (about $5 from Sparkfun https://www.sparkfun.com/products/12758) and a MSGEQ7 specturm analyzer (also about $4 from Sparkfun https://www.sparkfun.com/products/10468) and a handful of LEDs, and then do a project based on the algorithms used to display the sound on the LEDs  -- for example, look at the Muzio Kickstarter project -- I think that's Arduino (or similar) based -- I love the way they have implemented the peak hold effect.Another idea would be to create some simple system like a heater heating water in a container where water is slowly flowing in and out and use the Arduino to implement a PID controller function.Another idea would be to take a cheap-and-cheerful 9DOG breakout board (like Adafruit's LSM9DS1 which is about $15) and use the Arduino to read the data coming out of it -- process it into something useful, and display the results on a PC screen.Maybe some other members of the EEWeb community can suggest additional ideas.

In addition to what Max suggested, you might also consider some sort of robot or similar. To do this you'd have to interface to and control motors. One idea along these lines would be to make a robot arm for someone in a wheelchair to reach something they otherwise couldn't.The big question is to find what your college suggests as the level of complexity needed for this project. You don't want to try anything too complex because they you run the risk of exceeding your budget and not being able to finish it but too simple will not do either.

thank you for your response & suggestion