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GraphOE Resources

Hi Readers! Welcome to the resource section of GraphOE. As you can see we are a graphing application at its core. But due to popular demand, we have started to add this resource section. The goal of resource section is to help students like you understand various concepts related to maths and computer science visually with diagrams and interactive examples.

We are constantly improving upon this section and would very much like you feedback! You can send email directly to us at graphoe7@gmail.com.

Pinned Topics​

Here we have listed some of the popular topics available at GraphOE. You can find all the topics and subtopics in the side bar.

  1. Numerical Methods In numerical methods we learn various ways for calculating roots of equations, derivatives, integrations, limits etc. without the need for solving them analytically. We also learn about interpolation and curve fitting, numerical solution to differential and partial differential equations and various other concepts.

  2. Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) DSA is an essential topic for computer science students. This topic helps understand how to effeciently represent real world data in computer memory. With those data in hand, we learn to apply various algorithms to process them as per our needs. We will learn to write the programs in various programming languages like Python, C and Java.

  3. Graph Theory Graph theory is a branch of mathematics which deals with graphs. Graphs in graph theory are composed of nodes and edges. Please don't get confused with function graphs which are totally different thing. Graphs are used to represent real world objects like cities and roads connecting them, people and friendship between them, etc-etc. We learn how to represent those real object as graphs in computer and operate various algorithms on them.

  4. C Programming C is a highlevel programming language. It is one of the fastest language and used heavily in systems level programming. Various new languages like Java, C++, C#, JavaScript etc have syntax similar to C.