DIDAGRAPH: software for teaching graph theory algorithms

Graph theory and in particular its algorithmic aspect is known as being a difficult topic in Computer Science. In this paper we propose the software DIDAGRAPH, which we are in the process of developing, as a support for teaching graph algorithms. The environment of DIDAGRAPH offers the possibility o...

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Main Authors: Dagdilelis, V., Satratzemi, M.
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Applied computing > Document management and text processing > Document capture > Graphics recognition and interpretation
Computing methodologies > Computer graphics
General and reference > Cross-computing tools and techniques > Evaluation
Mathematics of computing > Discrete mathematics > Graph theory > Graph algorithms
Social and professional topics > Professional topics > Computing education > Model curricula
Social and professional topics > Professional topics > Management of computing and information systems > Software management > Software selection and adaptation
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Computing methodologies -- Computer graphics
General and reference -- Cross-computing tools and techniques -- Evaluation
Mathematics of computing -- Discrete mathematics -- Graph theory -- Graph algorithms
Social and professional topics -- Professional topics -- Computing education -- Model curricula
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