Team Report Last Week’s Team Goals Deploy Backend Server Connect Front and Back Deployments Code Visualizer Engines Create new workflow for Java with Maven Create Root level build, test, run scripts for entire app

Team Report Last Week’s Team Goals Extend frontend tests Finish visualizer wireframe Clear Bugs from Frontend Console Create new workflow for Java with Maven Test quiz implementation of Spring Boot

This guide is meant to help potential contributors to this open source project get started! How To Get Started All the source code is located in this repo: git clone https://github.com/aadijain725/AlgoWiz.git Note: Node, npm, and PostgreSQL are required to run algowiz-app locally. More information in the How to Build AlgoWiz section.

Algowiz is a highly interactive web-based application aimed at spreading the love and knowledge we have for computer science. It is an academic aid to students and teachers alike which covers a wide array of topics ranging from sorting and searching algorithms to exploring graphs. Algowiz features lessons that users can read to learn about or refresh their knowledge on commonly used computer science algorithms, and quizzes that users can take to check their understanding of these algorithms. Installation and Startup It's easy to get started with AlgoWiz! Simply navigate to https://aadijain725.github.io/AlgoWiz How to Navigate AlgoWiz On Algowiz homepage, there are several algorithm topics to choose from. You can click on one of the topic tabs and it will provide a list of algorithms associated with that topic. You can click on each tab based on your interest. There are two buttons next to each algorithm; Lesson and quiz button. You can choose to click on the lesson button that will take you to the lesson's page that provides a summary of the algorithm along with images and a visualizer to better grasp the content. The visualizer is currently in progress. Or you can click on the quiz button and test your knowledge of the algorithm. If you started the quiz but decide to go back to the lesson's page for some review, you can click on the back to lesson button. The back to lesson button is currently in progress.

Team Report Last Week’s Team Goals Finish visualizer wireframe and start implementation Extend frontend unit tests Create examples for DB Schema and API calls Publish beta version of App, even if frontend and backend are not connected yet. (use dummy data/api calls) Create new workflow for Java with Maven

Product description Algowiz is a highly interactive web-based application aimed at spreading the love and knowledge we have for computer science. Initially, it will act as primarily an academic aid to students and teachers alike. It will cover a wide array of topics ranging from sorting and searching algorithms to exploring graphs. The experience will include a separate section for each of the various topics. Each of these sections will have a study guide, a quiz, and a visualizer to help visualize the concepts. Latest Deployment The latest AlgoWiz version is live at aadijain725.github.io/AlgoWiz/ Local Setup: Run the React Frontend Note: Node and npm is required to run algowiz-app

Team Report Last Week’s Team Goals Code the wireframed areas of the site (Homepage, quiz, lesson etc) Finish wireframe for Interactive Visualizer Finish research on how to implement Visualizer Write unit tests for components and look into CI for React Add Spring code / Documentation to repository Research on Heroku host provider

Git Repo Team Info & policies Roles UI Designers/Frontend Engineers Backend Engineers Communication Tools Team Policies

Team Report Last Week’s Team Goals Set up a boilerplate React Application Finalize wireframe diagrams for Homepage Finalize wireframe diagrams for Lessons Finalize wireframe diagrams for Quiz Begin wireframe diagrams for Interactive Visuals Research which provider / Architecture we decide for our database + server

Team Report Last Week’s Team Goals Set up Git Repository, including directory structure. Converting google docs to Markdown on github Rewrite Requirement doc to use more technical language (complete sentences, make each section clear without references to other documents) Remove tier system and document new functional requirements to include tag system and organize by topic. Set up a boilerplate React Application Begin wireframe diagrams for UI

https://github.com/aadijain725/AlgoWiz Team Report: Goals from last week: Complete requirements and policies document Progress and issues: Began requirement engineering. Outlined features and stretch goals. Created team policies and roles