> But could you give me/suggest sir 10 projects or more, that I could start
> working on, so as to develop my skills?

Try something like an RS232 to LCD "terminal" that you can use on other
projects to output debug strings or display valid data. This does two things
in one project - consolidates your PIC to LCD knowledge, and gets your
knowledge of the UART interface in the PIC a work out as well. Once you have
that side of it running fit a 10 key keypad to it so you can send data the
other direction.

For another project you may like to try something like a burglar alarm
controller for a house. This will allow you to try dealing with multiple
sensors of the same type, or different types e.g. some times you want a
normally open switch sensor, sometimes a normally closed switch sensor,
sometimes a light beam, and think about how to handle things like broken
wires to sensors in a sensible manner. You could use the LCD terminal above
as a controller for it.

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