Higher Education Solution Assistant

Problem it addresses

Higher-education project proposals, government bid documents, and application texts often suffer from outdated policy citations, unmeasurable goals, noncompliant budget lines, and case studies that do not match the institution type. This skill turns common solution-writing constraints into a fixed structure, reducing the cost of drafting from scratch.

How the skill works

Core capabilities include:
- Covering smart campus, Double First-Class, Double High Plan, new engineering/liberal arts, research platforms, and review-assessment related projects
- Requiring output in seven modules: background, objectives, solution, content, impact, budget, and case results
- Adjusting emphasis for bidding, application, or industry collaboration scenarios
- Splitting budgets into goods, works, and services, with specs, unit prices, funding sources, and drafting notes

Key steps are to identify the institution level and project direction, match current policy, decompose pain points and objectives, define architecture and phased delivery, then output measurable impact, budget tables, and 2-3 comparable cases.

Boundaries and notes

Useful for first drafts of university plans, bid responses, applications, and executive reports. If the latest prices, internal financial rules, tender clauses, or confidential data are involved, human verification is required. The output should not replace procurement compliance review or formal quotation.