Well Projects and teaching programming is different. They are already
taught in C/C++ and when they come up with a project in PHP & MySQL
why should anyone be restricted.

And the current scenario in academic projects is nothing but you go to
some institute pay 10000 per head and get a done project. So instead
of that let the students do something themselves.

In our college(Sree Chithra Thirunal, Pappanamcode, Trivandrum) we had
the freedom, many did their project in PHP & MySQL, and well coding is
not a big thing. The thing is about having logic and if a student is
able to implement the logic in a formal language then he should be
given a chance, provided the project is unique and has its value.

So it doesn't mean that all should be web based projects, they are not
so good, let them also learn drawing the window borders and such
things too. So allote it to 1 or 2 on a strict basis.

We need non-web applications too.
-- 
Anoop Jacob Thomas

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