Five Java projects assigned for the Data Structures and Algorithms (CMPE 250) course in the Fall 2021-22 semester.
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Five Java projects assigned for the Data Structures and Algorithms (CMPE 250) course in the Fall 2021-22 semester.
DSA project- Implementation of an online pizza ordering system, using data structures and algorithms in Java
Implementation and tests for graph pathfinding algorithms.
A visual representation of Dijkstra's Algorithm using Libgdx.
Usage of A*/Astar algorithm
A JavaFX application to visualize path finding in a grid system.
Complete implementation of the Scotland Yard board game + an AI for MrX as coursework for my first year Object Orientated Programming class.
A Java program that uses the uniform-cost search algorithm to find the shortest path between two nodes. The program includes a unit test for building an edge (connection) between two nodes, printing out the collection of edges a node has, figuring out the shortest path between two nodes, and printing the nodes in the shortest path discovered.
Graph & Network Algorithms.
Java-based application for finding shortest walking paths around the UW–Madison campus.
This is a school project from Data Structures and Algorithms course where graphs, Prim's Algorithm and Dijkstra's Algorithm are used effectively. It is an application of finding shortest path and minimum spanning tree on graphs. The project is thematized with legendary love story of Leyla and Mecnun. The aim of the project is brought together Le…
Have you ever been worried about getting lost in the subway? Do you need to find a faster route to your destination? Write an application that will help you better navigate the complicated metro system.
OOP - Term Assignment - desktop application made for route planning
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