Computer science is not about computers — it's about computation, information, and the fundamental limits of what can be solved algorithmically. From sorting a list to finding the shortest path through a network, from Conway's Game of Life to the P vs NP problem, computer science reveals the deep structure of problem-solving itself.
These simulations visualize the invisible work that algorithms do. Watch sorting algorithms race to organize data, see pathfinding algorithms explore mazes, observe how simple cellular automata rules produce astonishing complexity, and understand the binary trees that power modern databases.