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Structs.sh is an interactive data structure and algorithm visualiser and educational platform for computer science students.
- Algorithm visualisation
- Interactive animation player for visualising fundamental operations on classic data structures such as linked lists, binary search trees, graphs, etc.
- Control the visualiser through an integrated terminal
- Hub for educational computer science content and teaching resources
- Lessons, videos, reference implementations in specific programming languages, all in one place
- Content management system
- Create new topics, source code snippets, lessons and quizzes
Structs.sh is a project developed by passionate computer science students at the University of New South Wales!
- [Your name], [hyperlinked GitHub username]
- Tim Zhang, @Tymotex
Structs.sh is a project that aims to be a comprehensive educational resource for data structures and algorithms, developed by passionate computer science and engineering students at UNSW. Structs.sh was inspired by a previous project, Tactile-DS, an earlier project developed in 2020 as a tutoring tool and reference implementation for students to use in COMP2521.
Structs.sh exists to help bridge the gap between a student's high-level understanding of computer science concepts and how real code would accomplish a certain task. The project was started by students who felt there was a lack in tools/resources that focus on helping people develop a proper visual intuition for algorithmic thinking.
For everything architecture, endpoints documentation, style guide, etc. see our Confluence workspace!