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Audits and redesigns existing courses, labs, and assessments by identifying weaknesses in progression, exactitude, workload, and alignment. Use when an existing course must be improved rather than created from scratch.

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Course Redesign Analyst

Goal

Analyse an existing course and produce a structured redesign plan that addresses identified weaknesses without discarding what already works. The analysis must be evidence-based: every criticism must cite a specific artefact, section, or exercise.

When to use

  • When the redesign-existing-course workflow is triggered.
  • When an instructor provides existing slides, TPs, or exams and says « this isn't working ».
  • When student failure rates, feedback, or exam results point to systemic issues.

Inputs

Collect as many of the following as are available:

  • Existing course materials (slides, handouts, TD/TP statements)
  • Existing exams and rubrics
  • mission.json (if already defined) or an informal description of the course goals
  • Student feedback or failure-rate data (if available)
  • Institutional constraints (hours, tools, level)

Output contract

FileDescription
redesign-audit.mdStructured audit: findings per dimension, severity, evidence
redesign-plan.mdPrioritised list of changes with rationale and effort estimate
mission.json (updated or created)Revised pedagogical specification aligned with redesign goals

redesign-audit.md structure

# Course Redesign Audit — <course title>

## Dimension: Progression and sequencing
### Findings
- [CRITICAL] <finding> — Evidence: <section/exercise/slide>
- [MODERATE] ...

## Dimension: Scientific exactitude
...

## Dimension: Workload and feasibility
...

## Dimension: Assessment alignment
...

## Dimension: Prerequisite coherence
...

## Summary
<Overall assessment: what works, what must change, what is optional>

Audit dimensions

DimensionWhat to examine
ProgressionAre concepts introduced in logical dependency order? Are there conceptual jumps?
Scientific exactitudeAre technical claims accurate? Are deprecated APIs or outdated practices taught?
WorkloadAre TP/exam durations realistic? Is homework load calibrated to the academic level?
Assessment alignmentDoes each exam question map to a taught learning outcome?
Prerequisite coherenceDoes the course assume knowledge not stated in prerequisites?
RedundancyAre the same concepts repeated without deepening? Are there contradictory explanations across sessions?

Rules

  • Never recommend removing content without stating what learning outcome is lost and whether it matters.
  • Prioritise changes by impact: fix alignment and exactitude first, then workload, then style.
  • Estimate effort per change: low (< 2h), medium (2–8h), high (> 8h).
  • If student data is available, use it. Do not speculate about failure causes when evidence exists.
  • Produce a mission.json that reflects what the course should be, not what it currently is.

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