I would encourage you to discuss your idea(s) somewhat openly, in the right audience. IE if you have some club or organization at your school that your idea wo

I would encourage you to discuss your idea(s) somewhat openly, in the right audience. IE if you have some club or organization at your school that your idea would be relevant to (either a CIS type group, or a group in whatever "market" the idea applies to) go there and get involved and discuss your idea. Mention to friends, family, professors, etc. that you have this thing in mind and are interested in meeting people that can help/contribute/advise properly. A co-founder is best "discovered" instead of "located". I would also question if you need a co-founder yet, and what function do you want them to fulfill? Focus more on developing your idea (both programatically and conceptually) instead of on starting a company, per se.