Example Curriculum Graph
(Student's view)A tool for mapping course material as a graph
Course material rarely fits a single linear syllabus. Topics depend on each other, get reused across courses, and get taught in a different order every year. The Graph Editor lets course staff model that structure explicitly: domains connect to show prerequisites, subjects live inside a domain, lectures group subjects into what's taught in a session.
An example graph is shown nearby. You can drag nodes, zoom in and out, and change to different views.
Features
Create prerequisite roadmaps, coordinate with colleagues, and publish shareable views.
Curriculum graphs
Model prerequisite dependencies between domains, subjects, and lectures as directed acyclic graphs.
Programmes and courses
Organize multi-course programmes, manage staff permissions, and keep curriculum data structured.
Sandboxes
Draft and test curriculum modifications in sandboxes before publishing them to live courses.
Public links and embeds
Generate read-only shareable links and embed codes to display interactive graphs for students.
Sharing graphs with students
A finished graph can be shared as a read-only link, or embedded as an iframe anywhere. Viewers don't get edit access and don't need to log in.
Course-staff and TA manual
Read step-by-step walkthroughs for courses, graphs, domains, subjects, lectures, and shareable links.
Contributors
Abel de Bruijn
Developer
Bram Kreulen
Developer
Julia van der Kris
Migration and Devops expert
Boris Pavic
Developer
Daniela Petrova
Coordinator
Bartek Włodarczyk
Developer