Course Map¶
Page Maps¶
graph LR
family["Reproducible Research"]
program["Deep Dive DVC"]
section["Orientation"]
page["Course Map"]
capstone["Capstone evidence"]
family --> program --> section --> page
page -.applies in.-> capstone
flowchart LR
orient["Orient on the page map"] --> read["Read the main claim and examples"]
read --> inspect["Inspect the related code, proof, or capstone surface"]
inspect --> verify["Run or review the verification path"]
verify --> apply["Apply the idea back to the module and capstone"]
Use this page when you need the whole course visible on one screen before you choose a reading path.
Arc 1: identity and truthful pipelines¶
Modules 01 to 04 establish the state model.
- Module 01 teaches the failure modes that make reproducibility necessary.
- Module 02 teaches content-addressed identity and state layers.
- Module 03 teaches environments as part of the declared input surface.
- Module 04 teaches truthful pipelines and recorded stage transitions.
Leave this arc able to explain what the repository claims and what it actually recorded.
Arc 2: meaningful comparison¶
Modules 05 to 06 turn tracked numbers into trustworthy comparison surfaces.
- Module 05 teaches params, metrics, and semantic comparability.
- Module 06 teaches experiments as controlled deviations from a baseline.
Leave this arc able to explain why a changed metric means something rather than merely moving.
Arc 3: collaboration, recovery, and promotion¶
Modules 07 to 09 scale the repository into a long-lived shared system.
- Module 07 teaches collaboration and CI contracts.
- Module 08 teaches recovery, retention, and incident survival.
- Module 09 teaches promotion boundaries and auditability.
Leave this arc able to separate repository-internal evidence from downstream trust.
Arc 4: governance and migration¶
Module 10 finishes with stewardship judgment.
- Module 10 teaches migration planning, governance rules, and tool-boundary decisions.
Leave this arc able to review a real DVC repository and justify what should change next.
Route markers¶
- Read First-Contact Map when you need the smallest honest starting route.
- Read Mid-Course Map when Modules 01 to 04 already feel stable and you need the bridge into comparison, collaboration, recovery, and promotion.
- Read Mastery Map when the pressure is stewardship, migration, or downstream trust review.