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Manav School of Engineering & Technology,

Vyalla .

Department of Computer Engineering

Seminar topic:Algorithm Guide Name : Prof. S.Vaidya


Visualizer

Presented by: Om S Wankhade


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Welcome to Algorithm Visualizer,


an interactive online platform designed
to bring algorithms to life through
visualization. Whether you're a student,
teacher, or professional, our platform
provides an engaging way to explore and
understand various algorithms
Abstract
This project is an interactive sorting visualizer that illustrates
the. step-by-step process of various sorting algorithms, such as

bubble sort, quicksort, and mergesort. Users will be able to
manipulate input data and observe how each algorithm sorts it
in real time. The outcome will be a user-friendly application
that provides a clear understanding of how different algorithms
operate, showcasing their efficiency and speed through dynamic
visual representations.

This project will serve as an educational resource for students


and anyone interested in computer science. By making complex
sorting concepts more accessible and engaging, it will enhance
learning, improve algorithm comprehension, and aid in practical
applications of data sorting techniques.
Overview

Importance of Sorting Algorithms : Sorting algorithms are


fundamental concepts taught in computer science because they
form the basis for understanding data organization and
manipulation.

Essential for Many Computational Tasks : Sorting is critical


for optimizing search operations, organizing data, and
improving efficiency in various applications.

Lack of Dynamic Visualization : static representations, such


as textual descriptions or static diagrams, which may not fully
convey the dynamic nature of sorting processes.
Problem Definition

Complexity and Learning Styles :


Sorting algorithms are complex and difficult for students with
different learning preferences.

Ineffectiveness of static representations :


Text explanations often fail to fully convey the algorithmic
behavior, leading to confusion.

Need for Visual Tools:


We need interactive visual tools to help students better
understand and use sorting algorithms.
Objective

•Create an easy-to-use online tool that shows sorting algorithms as


animations to help students learn.

•Design a simple and accessible user interface.

•Allow users to customize features to suit their learning style.

•Include interactive elements to make learning more engaging.

•Show real-time animations of sorting algorithms.


Key features
Multiple Sorting Algorithms : Visualize different sorting
algorithms like Bubble Sort, Merge Sort, Quick Sort, etc., to
understand their unique processes.

Speed Control : Allow users to adjust the visualization speed


(slow, medium, fast) for better understanding or quicker viewing.

Customizable Array Size : Enable users to set the array size,


allowing exploration of algorithm efficiency with different data
volumes.

Color Coding : Use distinct colors to highlight comparisons,


swaps, and sorted elements, enhancing visual clarity.
WORKING DETAILS
Expected Outcome of the Project

•Students will understand sorting algorithms better.

•Studentswill be more interested and motivated to learn


algorithms.

•Students will remember algorithm concepts better through


interactive learning.

•The tool will cater to different learning styles and preferences .


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