Little C PPT Courseware Generator

Problem

Higher-vocational courses in interior design and construction engineering management often require teaching content to be converted into class-ready PPTs. Manual layout can miss required sections, and image sourcing can drift away from academic or engineering context. This skill targets those two program areas, expanding a topic or outline into courseware content and producing a runnable Python script to reduce the effort of generating a pptx file.

How it works

It first confirms the major, course topic, slide count, case needs, and image preferences. It then generates a Markdown outline using a higher-vocational teaching structure: cover page, learning objectives, core knowledge points, engineering cases, practical tasks, and summary assignments. Each slide includes image keywords or AI generation prompts for sources such as Unsplash and Pexels; if downloads fail, it keeps a placeholder and prompt. It also generates build_ppt.py, using python-pptx to create slides, fit images to slide width, and save 教学课件.pptx. Users can request page-level edits, and the skill updates the outline locally and regenerates the script.

Boundaries

It supports only interior design and construction engineering management, and is best suited to higher-vocational teaching rather than corporate launches, sales decks, or generic technical reports. Image retrieval depends on network availability; offline use yields text and placeholders only. The script depends on python-pptx and requests. Terminology, data, and case studies aim to be rigorous, but teachers should still verify them against real curricula and institutional standards.