Run Course Description Analyzer Skill

run the course-description-analyzer

⏺ I'll run the course-description-analyzer skill for you.

The "course-description-analyzer" skill is running

The "course-description-analyzer" skill is running

⏺ I'll analyze your course description. Let me first check if /docs/course-description.md exists.

⏺ Read(docs/course-description.md) ⎿  Read 104 lines

⏺ Excellent! The course description file exists. Let me analyze it against the quality criteria.

Course Description Analysis Report

Overall Score: 95/100

Quality Rating: Excellent - Ready for learning graph generation

Detailed Scoring Breakdown

Element Points Earned Max Points Status
Title 5 5 ✓ Complete
Target Audience 5 5 ✓ Complete
Prerequisites 5 5 ✓ Complete
Main Topics Covered 10 10 ✓ Complete
Topics Excluded 0 5 ✗ Missing
Learning Outcomes Header 5 5 ✓ Complete
Remember Level 10 10 ✓ Complete
Understand Level 10 10 ✓ Complete
Apply Level 10 10 ✓ Complete
Analyze Level 10 10 ✓ Complete
Evaluate Level 10 10 ✓ Complete
Create Level 10 10 ✓ Complete
Descriptive Context 5 5 ✓ Complete

Strengths

  1. Excellent Learning Outcomes: All six Bloom's Taxonomy levels are well-represented with specific, actionable outcomes using appropriate verbs
  2. Clear Target Audience: Graduate-level course (ISMG 620) is explicitly stated
  3. Comprehensive Topic Coverage: Six major topics with detailed sub-topics provide strong foundation for concept generation
  4. Rich Context: Outstanding course overview and industry relevance sections that explain the "why"
  5. Specific Prerequisites: Clear prerequisite courses identified
  6. Professional Focus: Strong emphasis on real-world application and industry relevance

Gap Analysis

Missing Element: Topics Excluded (5 points) - The course description does not include a section specifying what topics are NOT covered - This helps set clear boundaries and manage student expectations - For a course this focused, it's particularly valuable to clarify scope limitations

Improvement Suggestions

Add "Topics NOT Covered" Section

Consider adding a section after "Key Topics" that specifies boundaries, such as:

### Topics NOT Covered

This course does NOT cover: - Basic database design principles (covered in prerequisite ISMG 510) - Network infrastructure management and monitoring tools - Software development lifecycle management - Project management methodologies (PMBOK, Agile, etc.) - General-purpose graph analytics for non-IT domains - Detailed programming of graph database applications - Cloud infrastructure provisioning and management

Concept Generation Readiness

Assessment: EXCELLENT - This course description is highly suitable for generating 200+ concepts.

Estimated Concept Potential: 200-250 concepts

Reasoning: - 6 major topic areas with substantial depth - 18 specific learning outcomes across all Bloom's levels - Strong coverage of: - Historical evolution (ITIL, CMDB legacy) - Technical concepts (RDBMS vs. graph, algorithms, traversal) - Implementation topics (OpenTelemetry, eBPF, vendor solutions) - Governance and quality (DMBOK, data curation, AI-RAG) - Business context (compliance, technical debt, blast radius)

Topic Breadth: The course spans historical, theoretical, technical, and practical dimensions, ensuring diverse concept types

Depth Indicators: Each major topic has 2-4 sub-topics, suggesting rich concept mining potential

Next Steps

Recommendation: ✓ Proceed with Learning Graph Generation

Your course description is excellent and ready for learning graph generation. The missing "Topics NOT Covered" section is a minor gap that doesn't prevent moving forward.

Optional: Add the "Topics NOT Covered" section to improve from 95 to 100/100

Ready for: - Learning graph generation with learning-graph-generator skill - Concept extraction targeting 200+ concepts - Dependency mapping across the six topic areas

Would you like me to: 1. Add the suggested "Topics NOT Covered" section to the course description? 2. Proceed directly to learning graph generation? 3. Add the course-description.md file to your mkdocs.yml navigation?

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⏺ I'll add the "Topics NOT Covered" section to your course description.

⏺ Update(docs/course-description.md) ⎿  Updated docs/course-description.md with 12 additions
86 - Vendor ecosystem analysis 87 - Migration strategies from CMDB to IT management graphs 88
89 + ### Topics NOT Covered 90 +
91 + This course does NOT cover: 92 +
93 + - Basic database design principles (covered in prerequisite ISMG 510) 94 + - Network infrastructure management and monitoring tools 95 + - Software development lifecycle management 96 + - Project management methodologies (PMBOK, Agile, etc.) 97 + - General-purpose graph analytics for non-IT domains 98 + - Detailed programming of graph database applications 99 + - Cloud infrastructure provisioning and management 100 +
101 ### Assessment Methods 102
103 - Individual case analysis (25%)

⏺ Perfect! I've added the "Topics NOT Covered" section to your course description.

Updated Score: 100/100 ✓

Your course description is now complete with all required elements and ready for learning graph generation.

Next steps:

Would you like me to: 1. Add course-description.md to your mkdocs.yml navigation (after about.md)? 2. Proceed with learning graph generation using the learning-graph-generator skill?

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⏺ I'll add course-description.md to your mkdocs.yml navigation. Let me first read the file to see its current structure.

⏺ Read(mkdocs.yml) ⎿  Read 62 lines

⏺ I can see the mkdocs.yml file. I notice there's no about.md file in the navigation currently. I'll add course-description.md as the second item after the Home page, which is the most logical placement for a course description.

⏺ Update(mkdocs.yml) ⎿  Updated mkdocs.yml with 1 addition
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9 nav: 10 - Home: index.md 11 + - Course Description: course-description.md 12 - Checklist: checklist.md 13 - Code Highlight Test: code-highlight-test.md 14 - Glossary: glossary.md

⏺ Perfect! I've added "Course Description" to your mkdocs.yml navigation at /Users/danmccreary/Documents/ws/it-management-graph/mkdocs.yml:11. It's now positioned as the second item after the Home page, which is the ideal location for a course description.

Your course description is now: - ✓ Complete with all required elements (100/100 score) - ✓ Added to the site navigation - ✓ Ready for learning graph generation

Would you like to proceed with generating the learning graph using the learning-graph-generator skill?