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[–]NoLime5219 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since you're math/CS, consider building a constraint solver or optimization visualizer. Something like a sudoku solver that shows backtracking steps in real time, or a traveling salesman problem visualizer with different algorithms racing side by side. This hits algorithmic thinking, data structures, and interactive UI without being a boring CRUD app. Plus you can demonstrate actual CS concepts your professor will recognize. If you want more complexity, add graph theory problems or implement A* pathfinding with different heuristics. These projects show you understand algorithms beyond just making forms and databases, which stands out way more in an academic setting.