Applications of Walks, Paths, Trails, and Circuits in Graph Theory

[@mirandalarrieu8337]

This is Miranda Larrieu from MGF1130, thank you for the video! It helped me understand that when a walk does not repeat any edges, it is considered a trail.

[@JosephLay-c4b]

This is Joseph Lay from MGF1130, and this video helped me understand Closed Walks, Trails, and Paths.

[@samanthaprobert7354]

Samantha Probert One thing I liked about the video was how you slowly went through each definition of a walk, path, and trail, as well as how each correspond to each other. I loved how you used real world examples, it really helped me understand everything better. Thanks! :)

[@daniellahurtado2660]

Daniella Hurtado This video helped me understand how to identify walks, paths, trails, and circuits in graph theory using real world examples, thank you!

[@soursimon3488]

Hello, this is Simon from your MGF1130 class, This video helped me understand the graph theory of walks, paths, and trails.

[@gabriellamelchor7867]

Gabriella Melchor This video helped me understand/identify walks, paths, trails, and circuits in graph theory and what they mean. Thank you!!

[@carloseduardorodriguez3740]

Hi, this is Carlos Rodriguez from MGF1130 MW. This video helped me learn what a walk, path, and trail are and how to see them in real life.

[@CherineLafrance]

Cherine Lafrance Thanks for the video! I now see how these can be applied in graph theory and used in real-world applications like navigation. It's cool to understand how these concepts help solve practical problems!

[@KentiaWilliams-i3n]

Kentia Williams This video helped me gain a better understanding on identifying what a walk, path, and trail is. Also how they can be found in real world situations.

[@MaryahSmith-r4c]

maryah smith i learned how to easily identify the difference between a walk, trail and path using this video !

[@KevinBellido-s6g]

Hi this is kevin bellido, This video helped me understand how to identify walks, paths, trails, and circuits in graph theory using real world examples, thank you!

[@MzMath]

Great to hear! It's good to see you're making those connections!

[@NemesisApocalypto1891]

Josue Tijerino This video helped me understand how different paths can take you to the starting point determining if where you're heading is a walk, trail, or a path.

[@JC-wx9li]

Joe Snell (MGF1130) This video definitely helped me better understand that a walk hits vertices more than once, paths hit edges once and trails hit vertices and edges once.

[@shavaunmccarthy2054]

Shavaun McCarthy, This video helped me understand that all walks are trails and paths but not all trails and paths are walks

[@wearingskirtsdiary]

Hi Professor Hearn, my name is Lark in MGF1131, In this video I learned the difference between trails paths and walks in graph theory

[@neilpadua4961]

Neil Padua hi Professor! I learned from this video that i need to get acquainted with the definitions/names because it is getting confusing haha but this video helps a lot thank you!

[@ericapascua9233]

Erica Pascua In this video, we learn how to apply walks, paths, trails, and circuits in the graph, which we are learning in class. I like how it is more is easy the explanation of the concepts.

[@StephanieAguilar-s9d]

Stephanie Aguilar MGF1130 2pm One thing I liked about the video was how real world models were used, like edges as streets on Halloween for the walks, trails and path part of the lesson and the baseball bases for the closed walk, circuit and directed cycle example. It helps visualize these concepts in something other than the usual graphs we are used to seeing.

[@farahekhraiwesh5588]

This is Farah Ekhraiwesh from MGF1130 MW 2pm. This video helped me review the material to get a higher score on my homework assignment.

[@gabo_camacho]

super helpful video that I highly recommend

[@avriellesanchez9545]

avrielle sanchez I learned the correlation walks, paths, and trails, have on the real world which helped me better understand its function in math

[@ARIELNANAN]

MGF1130 Thank you so much for this video and explaining this in class! I am learning the difference between walks, paths and trails. I am also learning that some graphs will not have a walk, path or trail.

[@ReneeP-r6o]

Renee Phillip Mgf1130 Thank you for giving examples and briefly explaining the definitions of walks, paths, trails, and Circuits!

[@brandonlachance8044]

Hi Professor Hearn, my name is Brandon in MGF1130 and I learned that when a walk, trail, or path begins and ends at the same vertex, it is called closed

[@malissamoise2204]

Malissa Moise one thing I learned from this video is the difference between a walk and a trail a walk with no repeated edges is a trail

[@daniinfante7274]

daniella infante mgf1130 thank you for the video, it helped me understand how walks, trails and paths can be also used in real-life scenarios.