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Hxckr Courses Curriculum

This repository contains the curriculum for various courses offered by Hxckr. Each course is organized into a dedicated folder, with the curriculum stored in a markdown file. Below is an overview of the structure and the purpose of each component within the repository.

Table of Contents

  1. Course Structure
  2. Curriculum Format
  3. Adding a New Course

Course Structure

Each course is stored in a dedicated folder within the courses directory. The folder name typically corresponds to the course title. Inside each course folder, you will find the following components:

  • curriculum.md: This markdown file contains the detailed curriculum for the course. It outlines the modules, lessons, and topics covered in each course.
  • starter-code/: This files contains the starter code for the course.
  • modules/: This directory contains subdirectories for each module within the course.
  • instructions.md: This file contains the instructions for the course.

Curriculum Format

The curriculum is organized using a structured format to ensure consistency and clarity. Here is an example of the expected format:

Course Name
├── curriculum.md
├── starter-code
├── module1
│   ├── instructions.md
│   └── tests
├── module2
│   ├── instructions.md
│   └── tests
├── module3
│   ├── instructions.md
│   └── tests
│......

Adding a New Course

To add a new course, follow these steps:

  1. Create an issue:

    • Open an issue in the repository with the course name, description, and curriculum.
  2. Add curriculum:

    • Create a new markdown file named curriculum.md inside the course folder.
    • Use the existing curriculum format as a template to structure the content for your course.
  3. Add starter code:

    • Create a new file named starter-code inside the course folder.
    • Add the starter code files for the course.
    • The starter code should be written such that it can be used for the whole course.
  4. Add each module:

    • for each topic in the curriculum, create a new folder inside the course folder.
    • inside each folder, add the instructions for the module and the tests.
    • the tests should be written such that they can be used to run the code in the module.
  5. Review and iterate:

    • Review the curriculum and starter code for any necessary updates or improvements.
    • Iterate on the curriculum and starter code until you are satisfied with the course content.

Contributing

We welcome contributions to the Hxckr Courses Curriculum repository! If you have suggestions for improving the curriculum or adding new courses, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

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