course-practice-problems

To generate practice problems from lecture notes and slides, place your course materials in a working directory. The skill analyzes these files and creates problem sets saved as markdown in a practice folder.

The best way to create self-study problem sets from graduate course materials is using an automated team of agents. They review your PDFs and slides chapter by chapter to ensure comprehensive problem coverage and correctness.

Yes, you can generate practice questions directly from PDF lecture slides. The tool requires your course materials to be in PDF, slide, or note form within the current working directory to function properly.

The practice problem generation process works by assigning one agent per chapter and adding a reviewer. This team-based approach ensures the generated graduate course problems are accurate and comprehensively cover the material.

Supported file formats for generating course practice problems include PDFs, slides, and notes. These materials must be placed in the current working directory so the agents can scan them and output markdown study files.

A limitation when generating practice problems is that the tool requires direct access to your course files in the active directory. Without local PDFs, slides, or notes available, it cannot generate the study sets.