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Updated Sorting Visualizer Project Synopsis

The Sorting Algorithm Visualizer project by CodeCrafters aims to create an interactive web-based tool that helps users understand sorting algorithms through visual animations. It will support basic algorithms like Bubble Sort and Merge Sort, allowing users to control animation speed and array size for enhanced learning. Future enhancements may include advanced algorithms, algorithm complexity analysis, and mobile optimization.

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Updated Sorting Visualizer Project Synopsis

The Sorting Algorithm Visualizer project by CodeCrafters aims to create an interactive web-based tool that helps users understand sorting algorithms through visual animations. It will support basic algorithms like Bubble Sort and Merge Sort, allowing users to control animation speed and array size for enhanced learning. Future enhancements may include advanced algorithms, algorithm complexity analysis, and mobile optimization.

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1.

Name (Group Name) and Title of the Project


Group Name: CodeCrafters

Project Title: Sorting Algorithm Visualizer

2. Problem Statement
Sorting is a fundamental concept in computer science and is widely used in various
applications such as database systems, search algorithms, and data analysis. Despite its
importance, many students find it challenging to understand how sorting algorithms work
due to the abstract nature of the concepts. This project aims to provide a visual and
interactive way to learn sorting algorithms, helping learners grasp the logic and flow
behind each algorithm more effectively.

Introduction of Project
The Sorting Algorithm Visualizer is a web-based tool designed to illustrate how different
sorting algorithms function. By animating the sorting process, the tool helps users
understand the sequence of steps taken by each algorithm. Users can select various
algorithms, adjust the speed of the animation, and observe how the array elements are
manipulated and sorted in real-time. The visual representation simplifies learning and
makes it more engaging, especially for students and beginners in data structures and
algorithms.

3. Objective and Scope of the Project


 To ensure compatibility across modern web browsers and devices.
 To provide a clean and user-friendly interface for students and beginners.
 To allow users to control animation speed and array size for better understanding.
 To implement basic sorting algorithms like Bubble Sort, Selection Sort, Insertion
Sort, and Merge Sort.
 To make learning sorting algorithms easy and engaging through real-time animation.
 To develop an interactive web-based platform for visualizing sorting algorithms.

3. Objective and Scope of the Project

4. Methodology
The project follows a structured development approach:
1. Requirement Analysis: Identifying the needs of learners and educators.

2. Design Phase: Creating wireframes and planning the user interface layout.

3. Development:

- Using HTML and CSS for layout and styling.

- Implementing logic with JavaScript to animate sorting steps.

- Applying data structure and algorithm (DSA) principles to write efficient and accurate
code for each sorting technique.

4. Testing: Ensuring the visualizer works across different browsers and devices.

5. Deployment: Hosting the web application for public use.

5. Hardware & Software to be Used


Hardware Requirements:

- Any standard computer or mobile device with internet access

- Web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc.)

Software Requirements:

- HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for frontend development

- Text editor (e.g., Visual Studio Code)

- Git for version control

- Web server for hosting (e.g., GitHub Pages or Netlify)

6. Application and Future Scope of the Project


Applications:

- Educational tool for teaching sorting algorithms

- Demonstration utility for classroom use

- Interactive learning aid for self-learners


Future Scope:

- Addition of advanced algorithms like Quick Sort, Heap Sort, and Radix Sort

- Inclusion of algorithm complexity analysis

- Support for user-defined input arrays

- Mobile-optimized version for smartphones and tablets

- Integration with learning management systems (LMS)

7. Project Timeline (Gantt chart/ PERT chart)


Week 1: Project planning and requirements gathering

Week 2: UI/UX design and wireframe creation

Week 3: Implementation of Bubble Sort and Selection Sort visualizations

Week 4: Implementation of Insertion Sort and Merge Sort

Week 5: Testing, debugging, and cross-browser compatibility checks

Week 6: Final adjustments, deployment, and documentation

8. References/Bibliography
- GeeksforGeeks: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org

- W3Schools: https://www.w3schools.com

- Mozilla Developer Network (MDN): https://developer.mozilla.org

- Visual Algo: https://visualgo.net

- YouTube tutorials and open educational resources on sorting algorithms

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