Closed rriehle closed 6 years ago
I think we're keeping it fully modular, the Py100 and Py300 repos were merged into the PythonCertDevel repo, rather than abandoned. This made it easier to work on development of the Program (or at least the first two quarters) as a whole.
That being said, yes, the Career Accelerator Curriculum is, by design (and fiat) fixed. So we're not going to be able be flexible with the curriculum anymore.
I suppose that we could keep a number of "optional" modules around for the second half of the second quarter.
Also -- this stuff is all open-source, so we could use the materials for other things.
One last point, which I've tried to make a couple times:
They want to give the course in multiple "modalities" and multiple instructors -- so it makes sense to me that each instance of the class would essentially have its own syllabus that would have a pile of pointers to the modules.
The other trick to the modularization is that while some of the exercises are directly linked to a particular topic(module), the large exercises are, by their nature cross-modular.
My attempt at the modularization of the curriculum seems to have fallen to the wayside. This makes me sad. For a model see the abandoned Py100 and Py300 repos. My intent was multifaceted:
There are two influences running counter to the goals above:
Should I give up on modularization?