Graph Theory
Virginia SOL DM.GT.1
Represent problems using vertex-edge graphs and analyze graph properties.
What students need to be able to do
- Illustrate basic terminology of graph theory (vertex, edge, graph, degree of a vertex).
- Use graphs to map situations where vertices represent objects and edges represent relationships.
- Identify and describe degree and connectedness in graphs.
- Determine whether a graph is planar or nonplanar.
- Analyze the relationship between faces, edges, and vertices using Euler's formula (F = E - V + 2).
- Use directed graphs (digraphs) to represent situations with traversal restrictions.
- Determine when graphs are trees.