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Rename Section 3 to 'TinyTorch Architecture' (not 'Curriculum')
ISSUE: 'The TinyTorch Curriculum' sounds too classroom-focused, as if the paper is only about education/courses rather than a framework design contribution. SOLUTION: Changed to 'TinyTorch Architecture' which: - Describes the framework structure (20 modules, 3 tiers, milestones) - Matches systems paper conventions (Architecture sections common in CS) - Emphasizes this is a design contribution, not just coursework - Avoids over-emphasizing educational context Section 3 describes HOW TinyTorch is architected: - Module organization and dependencies - Tier-based structure (Foundation/Architecture/Optimization) - Module pedagogy (Build → Use → Reflect) - Milestone validation approach 'Architecture' accurately captures this structural design focus. Paper compiles successfully (26 pages). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Empirical validation of learning outcomes remains future work (\Cref{sec:discussion}), but design grounding in established theory (constructionism, cognitive apprenticeship, productive failure, threshold concepts) provides theoretical justification for pedagogical choices.
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Empirical validation of learning outcomes remains future work (\Cref{sec:discussion}), but design grounding in established theory (constructionism, cognitive apprenticeship, productive failure, threshold concepts) provides theoretical justification for pedagogical choices.
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\section{The TinyTorch Curriculum}
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\section{TinyTorch Architecture}
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\label{sec:curriculum}
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\label{sec:curriculum}
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This section presents the 20-module curriculum structure, organized into four tiers that progressively build a complete ML framework.
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This section presents the 20-module curriculum structure, organized into four tiers that progressively build a complete ML framework.
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