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Goals


The mission for this site is to create and curate interactive visual elements that could be used by current students at MHC in order to better understand some of the more complex algorithms that they might find in their course.

Modules were designed with the intention to have interactive applications that gave immediate feedback to a student so that they could learn as they interacted with the program.

We created modules for three algorithms: Stable matching, the maximum sub array sum problem, and the knapsack problem, unrolling of divide and conquere algorithms, and implemented graph traversals visuals. We hope to pass this project on to other students who may be interested in working more on this and create other modules, as there are many algorithms that we did not get the chance to be covered.

Contributors hope to pass on the project to other students who may be interested in working more on this and creating other modules, as there are many algorithms that we did not get the chance to cover.

Contributors


Academic Advisor

Professor Audrey St.John

Mount Holyoke Students

Ivy O'Neal-Odom ('20) - (Spring 2020) Symposium Presentation.
Caroline Knote ('20) - (Spring 2020) Symposium Presentation.
Claudia Gonzalez-Vazquez ('25) - (Spring 2024) Reflection and Documentation Video.
Anh Thach ('25) - (Spring 2024) Reflection and Documentation Video.