Project owners: escordeiro, tays

Vision: The study of Graph Theory algorithms can be difficult because of the abstraction level required when implementing the techniques applied to them. Graphs and their algorithms are normally studied as high-level concepts, via mathematical sets or visual diagrams. When learning graph algorithms, students will create, on paper or mentally, visual representations of the algorithm executions, in order to understand their steps and operations. The Rin'G project aims to automate the creation of visual representations of graph algorithm executions via non-intrusive algorithm animation.

Project status: Currently developing the support to drawing of multigraphs and directed graphs, which are important concepts to the Graph Theory and have many real-world applications. Also waiting for the java.net hosting approval!

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