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Compile Stats Learning Outcomes #37

Closed firasm closed 1 year ago

firasm commented 1 year ago

The textbook we'll be using for the Stats Problem bank is : https://github.com/OpenIntroStat

The Learning Outcomes are available as .tex and .pdf files, for example this one

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The task is to write a script that pulls everything with \item from that git repo with file names 0Xlearn_obj.tex and try to generate a list of learning outcomes by Chapter and Topic.

firasm commented 1 year ago

We want to generate a yml file similar to this:

https://github.com/open-resources/learning_outcomes/blob/main/Masterlist_Topics_Outcomes.yml

I suggest focusing on the extraction part, I can help you with the yml export

alebuiles commented 1 year ago

@firasm, I have just created a branch and uploaded a Python script to address the compilation of learning outcomes. I wanted to confirm how I should name the file and whether the current solution aligns with our requirements (it is the first draft). By now, the script is printing a list of all the possible \item from the .tex files. However, it does not organize the outcomes by topic, chapter, or subtopic. Should I modify the script to include this hierarchical structure, or is it intended for the .yml file only?

I appreciate your guidance and feedback on these questions.

firasm commented 1 year ago

Hi @alebuiles I haven't had a chance to look at the script yet, but if you can easily organize it so that it will print by topic (chapter) at least, it will make the manual work of sorting it later much faster (to produce the .yml file).

Remember the goal is to get it into the form of the Physics Learning Outcomes.

alebuiles commented 1 year ago

Hello @firasm!

I wanted to inform you that I have made some updates to the script. It is now organized by chapter, making it easier to produce the YAML file. Additionally, I have created the YAML file to be similar to the physics learning outcomes, and I have copied the output directly from the script.

Let me know if this meets your expectations or what changes should I do either to the script or the .yml file. Thank you!

firasm commented 1 year ago

Hi @alebuiles could you create a Pull request and ask me for a review?

alebuiles commented 1 year ago

Sure! Doing that right away.