MathDox is a software tool for interactive mathematical documents, including mathematical exercises. An exercise may be considered as a directed graph or automaton. A student enters the exercise via a starting node of the graph or automaton. He or she is presented a question, based on some randomly chosen parameters. Depending on the answer of the student, he or she is guided to another node of the graph. This node can contain a new question or feedback. The student travels trough the exercise until an end node is reached. Depending on the walk through the graph of the exercise, a grade is computed.
MathDox is developped by group of Hans Cuypers at the TU/e. Main developper is Jan Willem Knopper.
Examples of Mathdox exercises: