DATA STRUCTURE AND ALGORITHM

VISUALIZATION
SYNOPSIS ON MAJOR PROJECT

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING
Submitted

To

Dr.A.P.J.ABDULKALAMTECHNICALUNIVERSITY
LUCKNOW
Submitted By-
ADITYA DUBEY 2103420100007
AMAAN ULLAH ANSARI 2103420100017
SURYA SHEKHAR YADAV 2103420100110

UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF

Dr. SHYAM BAHADUR VERMA
Assistant Professor

UNITED COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & RESEARCH PRAYAGRAJ

2023-24
 INTRODUCTION

In the realm of computer science, understanding data structures is fundamental. Yet, grasping

abstract concepts like linked lists, trees, graphs, and more can be challenging, especially for

beginners. To bridge this gap between theory and practice, we present a Data Structure And

Algorithm Visualization Project.

The primary aim of this project is to create an interactive platform where users can visualize

various data structures in action. Through intuitive animations and real-time updates, users can

witness the inner workings of algorithms and data structures, facilitating a deeper

understanding of their mechanics and usage.

By combining the power of modern web technologies with the principles of computer science,

this Data Structure And Algorithm Visualization Project aims to make learning data structures

engaging and accessible for learners of all levels. Through interactive visualizations and hands-

on simulations, users can embark on a journey of discovery, gaining insights into the intricate

world of data structures and algorithms.

 FEASIBILITY STUDY

The feasibility study for the Data Structure And Algorithm Visualization Project assesses its viability across

technical, economic, and operational dimensions. From a technical perspective, leveraging modern web

technologies like React.js ensures the platform's robustness and scalability. Integration of visualization

libraries facilitates the creation of dynamic and interactive representations of data structures, enhancing user

engagement. Economically, the project presents promising prospects, with a growing demand for educational

resources in data structures and algorithms.

The primary objective of "Visualizing Data Structures And Algorithm " is to make learning data structures

and algorithms accessible, engaging, and effective for learners of all backgrounds. By combining interactive

visualizations with educational resources, the project aims to empower users to build strong foundational

knowledge and problem-solving skills in computer science.

Understanding data structures and algorithms is essential for success in various fields, including software

engineering, data science, and artificial intelligence. "Visualizing Data Structures" fills a critical gap in

educational resources by providing an interactive and immersive learning experience that complements

traditional textbooks and lectures.

Overall, the feasibility study concludes that the Data Structure Visualization Project holds significant

potential for addressing educational needs, meeting market demand, and fostering learning in computer

science.
 PROJECT METHODOLOGY

The Data Structure And Algorithm Visualization Project adopts an iterative and collaborative

approach to ensure the successful development and deployment of the platform. Beginning with

thorough research and analysis, the project identifies user needs, technical requirements, and

design considerations. This informs the design phase, where wireframes and mockups are created

to visualize the user interface and interactive elements. Development iterations focus on

implementing frontend components using React.js and integrating visualization libraries to render

dynamic data structures. Testing and quality assurance are conducted throughout the development

process to identify and rectify any issues.

The Data Structure And Algorithm Visualization Project aims to create an interactive educational

platform illustrating various data structures and algorithms. Beginning with research and analysis,

followed by design, development, content creation, testing, and deployment phases, the project

will deliver a visually engaging learning experience. Key milestones include completing research,

finalizing design, implementing features, creating educational content, ensuring platform

functionality through testing, and deploying the platform. The project's scope includes frontend

and optional backend development, with boundaries excluding extensive algorithm research and

in-depth content creation beyond platform essentials. Through this focused approach, the project

seeks to empower learners with a comprehensive understanding of data structures and algorithms.

Software requirements include an integrated development environment (IDE) like Visual Studio

Code, version control system (e.g., Git), programming languages such as JavaScript (ES6+) for

frontend development using React.js.

On the hardware side, a computer with ample processing power, memory, and storage, alongside a

stable internet connection, is necessary.

ENTITY RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM

Fig.1
Data Flow Diagram

LEVEL 0 DFD

Fig.2- Level 0 DFD

LEVEL 1 DFD

Fig.3- Level 1 DFD

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 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

Aditya Dubey (Group Leader)

Pursuing B,Tech (CSE)

10th - 77%
12th - 64%
2nd Year – 48.9%
E-mail id –[email protected] Mobile No. 9336608187

Amaan Ullah Ansari

Pursuing B,Tech (CSE)

10th - 60%
12th - 69%
2nd Year -53.25%
E-mail id [email protected] Mobile No. 8795003979

Surya Shekhar Yadav

Pursuing B,Tech (CSE)
10th - 76 %
12th - 60.5%
2nd Year -52.1%
E-mail id – [email protected] Mobile No. 9026423184