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32 lines
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# Cross-Course Merger
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The cross-course merger combines multiple course-like inputs covering the same subject area.
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## Goal
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Build a stronger draft topic pack from several partially overlapping sources.
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## What it does
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- merges normalized source records into course bundles
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- merges course bundles into one topic bundle
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- compares repeated concepts across courses
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- flags terminology conflicts and overlap
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- emits a merged draft pack
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- emits a cross-course conflict report
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## Why this matters
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No single course is usually ideal for mastery-oriented domain construction.
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Combining multiple sources can improve:
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- concept coverage
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- exercise diversity
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- project identification
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- terminology mapping
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- prerequisite robustness
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## Important caveat
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This merger is draft-oriented.
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Human review remains necessary before trusting the result as a final domain pack.
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