The whole 108 Curriculum, as a graph
All 1,067 learning-content entries of Taiwan's 108 Curriculum across six subjects — maths grade 1 to 12 including the senior-high tracks 11A/11B and 12甲/12乙, plus integrated science, physics, chemistry, biology and earth science from junior high through the senior-high electives. Not a chapter list: a graph with prerequisite edges, so Milo knows what has to come before what.
How It Works
Extracted entry by entry
Every learning-content entry from the published curriculum, with its code, its stage and its wording intact.
Connected, not listed
Prerequisite edges are stored in the database and approved before they are used, so the order comes from the subject, not from a textbook's table of contents.
Questions hang off the nodes
Each entry carries the questions tagged to it and the textbook chapters that map to it.
Your record joins the same graph
Once you start answering, your own mastery sits on the same nodes as everything else.
Key Benefits
6 subjects, 1,067 entries
Maths 288, integrated science 149, chemistry 182, physics 176, biology 139, earth science 133.
No gaps between stages
Grades 1 through 12 on the maths side; junior-high Ⅳ plus senior-high Ⅴa and Ⅴc on the science side.
Prerequisites, not chapters
The graph knows that one entry has to come before another — a chapter list cannot.
One key for everything
Questions, mistakes, mastery and the curriculum all use the same entry codes.
Use Cases
Finding out what you actually missed
A topic that keeps breaking often breaks because of something earlier. The graph can point at it.
Studying across a range
Pick a range and Milo can name every curriculum entry inside it, not just the chapter titles.
Changing school or textbook
Entries are keyed to the curriculum, not to one publisher's edition.
