# Materials intake checklist

Fill this in as you gather files. It drives how we label pages and where PDFs live. When done, you can paste answers into chat or keep this file updated.

## Course logistics

- [ ] Semester length (weeks) and meetings per week:
- [ ] Textbook / primary reference (name + edition), even if not hosted:
- [ ] Topic order that **your** course followed (paste outline or week list):
- [ ] Final exam emphasis (chapters/skills that mattered most):
- [ ] Topics the instructor **skipped** or **extra** vs a standard Calc 1 book:

## Partner and pedagogy

- [ ] Partner’s comfort: algebra (factoring, rationals), functions, graphs, trig (unit circle, identities used in Calc 1):
- [ ] Day-one diagnostic (if any): topics you want them to review before limits:
- [ ] Depth goal: proofs-lite / AP-style / “engineering fluency” / other:
- [ ] Context preference: word problems, physics/econ, pure drill, mix:

## Per-unit mapping (repeat per major unit)

**Unit name:**

- [ ] Homework PDF filenames (solved) that belong here:
- [ ] Related PPTX filename(s) and **slide ranges** worth exporting (or “skip deck, use site only”):
- [ ] Where you teach **differently** from slides (short notes):

## Assessment and review

- [ ] Checkpoint mini-quizzes on the site (yes/no). If yes, how often:
- [ ] Spaced review: link prior units explicitly on each page (yes/no):

## Assets and ops

- [ ] PDF naming convention you want (example: `hw-03-limits-solutions.pdf`):
- [ ] Largest PDF size you consider acceptable for upload (MB):
- [ ] Language(s) for the site:
- [ ] Will you update weekly during teaching (changelog page yes/no):

## Copyright / privacy (confirm)

- [ ] Confirm all hosted PDFs/PPTX exports you add are OK to store on your server or GitHub Pages:

When PDFs are ready, place them in `materials/` and list them in the **Homework / practice** section of each topic page (see `materials/README.md`).