My awesome students: Winter 2012 HTML5 DSA

By Andrew Smith

I had a diploma and degree version of a multimedia course in the summer, where half the course was about HTML5 technologies.

The major assignment was for students to implement a functional animation of a data structure and/or algorithm. There were a few of them to choose from.

It took me a while but finally I managed to compile the best of the assignments into a demoable webpage with all the right copyright text in the code.

Have a look yourself, it’s really good stuff!

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One Response to “My awesome students: Winter 2012 HTML5 DSA”

  1. Catherine Leung Says:
    June 20th, 2012 at 10:39

    This is great :). I’ve been able to create sketches for my data structures class but I haven’t figured out the hooking it up with JS part yet to do the controls. I will be looking at that this summer. Thanks for the demos

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