This is a drag-and-drop graph creator interface for studying graph theory. It allows the student to visually create their answer to tutorial questions, and download them in a format that can be automatically marked/submitted for marking. There is a practice mode with a few pre-set markers, where you can check your answers without submitting them, and a testing/submission mode where you can only download your answer for submission.
For instructors, this means that you can set tutorial-type practical questions on graph theory, and still be able to automatically mark them. Our project currently supports downloading the answer files in JSON format, and converting this into a Java object format (see Java).
The GraphGenerator folder can be deployed on a server for organisational use, anyone who can access a copy of these files can run it in a browser window (preferably Chrome) and use the full functionality of the project. It does not require an internet connection to use.
The student manual can be found here, and the lecturer manual can be found here. There is also a standalone, freeform interface, and the manual can be found here.
