Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation
comp.nus.edu.sg
Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation
1–10 of 24 posts
Re: Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation
#2If you click "Start Training" in the upper right, you will be asked a series of randomly generated questions on a topic of your choice. So far I've tried the BST training and Bitmask training. I have to say that this is the best randomly generated quiz system that I've seen. There are obviously some very smart people behind this.
Re: Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation
#3Since it took me a while to figure out, here's a hint: click on the card, then click the disclosure arrow on the lower left, then click around until you see "GO"
Example: http://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~stevenha/visualization/sorting.h... » Click the > in the lower left » Sort » GO
Re: Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation
#4This is incredible. Often times in a typical data structures class students can get have a difficult time developing intuition for things like BSTs and sorting. This is an awesome tool!
Re: Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation
#5This is incredible. Often times in a typical data structures class students can get have a difficult time developing intuition for things like BSTs and sorting. This is an awesome tool!
Not only that, but it covers some very useful DS/A like Binary Index Trees and Computational Geometry to which many students are never exposed.
Re: Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation
#6I would have seriously learn Data structures if this tutorial would have existed when I was in college. It expresses data structures and algorithms in simple yet powerful way.
Re: Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation
#7If you click "Start Training" in the upper right, you will be asked a series of randomly generated questions on a topic of your choice. So far I've tried the BST training and Bitmask training. I have to say that this is the best randomly generated quiz system that I've seen. There are obviously some very smart people behind this.
Steven Halim, the person behind this, was my lecturer for the competitive programming class I took in my sophomore year. Super nice guy who is really passionate about teaching!
Re: Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation
#8This is absolutely amazing.
Re: Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation
#9This is a really nice tool, I'm surprised I had not seen this before. It is very nice; I think the word of this needs to spread more and keep it updated and add additional visualizations, particularly more advanced ones.
Re: Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation
#10This will be great for my Algorithms class next semester. I learn a little better when I have visuals I can correlate to an algorithm.