AlgeBreezy

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  Title Screen

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  Tutorial on Solving Equations

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  Exercise on Solving Equations

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  Exercise on Properties of Linear Functions

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  Exercise on Properties of Linear Functions

Inspiration

I noticed that many kids my age and older struggle with basic algebraic concepts. Some students have long drives to and from school and it is hard to take out a textbook and work on problems. I have frequently wished that there would be apps that would include my study material on my phone so that I can quickly review for a test or quiz. I created AlgeBreezy in order to help other students study math in a rapid, more engaging way.

What it does

AlgeBreezy teaches students algebraic concepts, such as solving equations, properties of linear functions, evaluating functions for a given x value, and factoring quadratic equations, through concise tutorials, minigames, and exercises.

How I built it

I built it using code.org and JavaScript.

Challenges I ran into

I ran into a few bugs and wasn't familiar with much of JavaScript syntax. I only did a few lessons on JavaScript and code.org the night beforehand, so I had to learn a lot on the way. This was my first time using GitHub as well.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

I'm happy that the whole program runs without error and that I managed to make fun minigames as well. I am also happy that I managed to make all of the problems randomized but still quick and fun. I am also happy with my UI design as I did not have much experience with front-end design.

What I learned

I learned how to use JavaScript and code.org. I learned how to randomize options. I learned how to develop my own app and work within time constraints.

What's next for AlgeBreezy

I want to add more subjects like geometry and more complicated problems into AlgeBreezy. I also want to add more minigames.

Built With

• code.org
• javascript