Courseware Generator

Problem to Solve

Building a course often requires manually connecting the syllabus, lesson-by-lesson plans, slide decks, exercises, assessment criteria, and practice manuals. When materials are scattered, it is easy to miss hour mapping, consistency between slide blueprints and final .pptx files, or measurable standards for exercises and assessments. This skill turns that course-asset workflow into a structured generation pipeline, useful as a starting draft or structured material for teaching.

How It Works and Boundaries

It starts by extracting the course name, learner background, total hours, delivery format, core teaching ideas, and existing materials; if information is incomplete, it makes reasonable assumptions and confirms key parameters before generation. It then produces a course overview, lesson plans, PPT blueprints, .pptx files, an exercise bank, assessment plan, skill templates, practice manual, and resource index. The main PPT path uses scripts/generate_pptx.py and supports styles such as paper-white classroom, teal defense, and graphite journal; an optional HTML preview pipeline can be used to review layout first. Boundaries: it depends on accurate input, its style templates fit teaching scenarios, but subject terminology, scoring rubrics, and compliance requirements still need human review; outputs should be treated as editable course assets, not final published material.