This interractive graph allows you to draw points, lines and curves on it while keeping track point coordinates.
It might be extended in future to calculate results from input, because it is a matrix of points that detect which one was clicked and what value it is supposed to represent given the range of min and max for the graph.
It can also be used to display certain charts and data.
or view screenshots.
Interactive Graph Example:
antagonists Example:
binding assay Example:
to take the folder of this soft (with or without git) and put it in the server to create database from given sql or modify (studentDBM and lecturerDBM to store and retrieve data in other way)
current database connection settings in lecturerDBM.php and studentDBM.php:
$GLOBALS["myErrors"] = "\n";
$GLOBALS["dbhost"] = "localhost";
$GLOBALS["dbname"] = "organbathsimulation";
$GLOBALS["dbuser"] = "root";
$GLOBALS["dbpass"] = "";public_html/lecturer.html
lecturers password, currently can only be changed by interacting with database directly, due to required system for password recovery if that was indirect: 111
current exercise password, can be changed in the lecturer's page: 111
index.html
html page sends AJAX request to lecturerDBM or studentDBM, these then communicate with database
As singular or group of students they can enter their IDs separated by space or comma and enter EXERCISE password given by the lecturer lecturer can change EXERCISE password any time, so then students cannot submit anymore and therefore have a time constraint for lecturer to decide, whenever lecturer changes password currently lecturer can only review answers and manually has to check for correct or wrong answers with the assistance of images from submitted graphs.
First page was agonists, with the idea that there will be no more pages, then wild new requirements popped up and the need to separate concerns arose. That lead to other pages having different designs and separate graph instance redesigned for reuse along with separate file for description of user inputs and outputs. Requirements kept changing on the go with the quick prototypes on to which things had to be built on top to save time. Very slow feedbacks for requirement analysis, mostly individual work through experimentation and determination to simply practice solving problems from scratch without using external help.
Part of final year project, to learn solving problems from scratch and practice programming, also to reduce the need for referencing other's work. ufunctions is small alternative to basic jQuery. its main functions are called like H.el.div(id,where); for example to create new div. ugraph is custom interactive graph library written completely from scratch and can be reused for future exercises helpfulFunctions is small set of functions to create elements, but not for every exercise as for reason (why it is a mess). other functions are old versions of these and mostly used in the agonist, which was left as is, because of the "why it is a mess".
Just graduated, after graduation first time heard about it was in job specification.
This was prototyping based design starting from very vague requirements with no overall description of the whole system. Things got extremely oversimplified there and overcomplicated elsewhere.