Prerequisite Health
Health: Good
Prerequisites form a clean directed acyclic graph (DAG). No issues found.
Prerequisites are hard logical dependencies and must form a
directed acyclic graph (DAG) — you can follow the "is required by"
arrows forward but they must never loop back. This page reports two types of issues:
- Cycles — a loop (A → B → A).
A correctness failure: there is no order in which both can be taught first,
so no valid sequence exists. Must be fixed by removing an edge.
- Redundancies — an edge already implied by a longer path
(A → C when A → B → C exists).
Harmless, but removing it keeps the graph clean.
This page scans the knowledge base for prerequisite cycles,
redundant prerequisite relationships, and internal dependencies in learning goals.
Current Knowledge Base: K-12 Physics
Statement Redundancies
0 found
Action Redundancies
0 found
Learning Goals
0 issues found
All Clear!
No cycles, redundant prerequisites, or learning goal issues found. Prerequisites form a clean DAG.