Algorithm Visualizations

This section contains interactive, browser-based visualizations designed to help you explore algorithmic concepts through hands-on experimentation.

Purpose

The visualizations here are not examinable by default, but they are strongly recommended for:

• Practicing algorithmic thinking

• Exploring ideas visually and interactively

• Working through extra examples and exercises

• Building intuition beyond formal proofs You can treat this section as a sandbox: explore freely, experiment, and revisit it when a concept from the study units feels abstract or unclear.

Available Visualizations

The playground currently includes tools for Sorting, Scheduling, and Heuristics, with more being added over time.

Launch Visualisation Playground

How to Use These Tools

These visualizations are intended as exploratory aids, not formal proof tools. You are encouraged to:

• Try small, simple cases first

• Change one parameter at a time

• Relate what you observe back to concepts discussed in the study units

• Experiment with edge cases and unusual inputs There is no single "correct" outcome — the goal is insight, not answers.

Technical Details

All visualizations run entirely on the client side. No internet connection or additional setup is required once loaded.