The Curriculum Prerequisite Network¶
Aldrich, P. R. (2014/2015). The Curriculum Prerequisite Network: Modeling the Curriculum as a Complex System. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education.
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Primes¶
- Linearization-Meaning Mismatch
- In curriculum design, textbook chapters are linearised by editorial convenience while the learner reasons by prerequisite-dependency (a DAG), and a chapter-order mismatch produces stuck learners with the material technically delivered.
This sourceModels prerequisite relations among courses as a directed acyclic graph requiring a valid (topological) ordering, distinct from editorial chapter order.
- In curriculum design, textbook chapters are linearised by editorial convenience while the learner reasons by prerequisite-dependency (a DAG), and a chapter-order mismatch produces stuck learners with the material technically delivered.
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