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How the curriculum is built
Who prepares the authored material, what every topic is required to state, and what a generated AI reply is not.
Who builds the curriculum
Our curriculum is developed by a team with advanced mathematics training and years of experience teaching university-level and competition mathematics.
What we publish about the team
We do not publish individual names, degrees or institutional affiliations on this page. Naming a person requires their permission, and we do not imply accreditation or an endorsement by any university.
How a topic is prepared
Each authored topic states the question it answers, the conditions its reasoning depends on, and where the example stops being valid. Worked examples use exact values that a reader can check by hand.
What AI replies are not
AI Tutor replies are generated for one conversation. They are not authored course material, they are not reviewed before you read them, and they can be wrong. Check important reasoning against the course material.
Reporting and correcting an error
We review reported issues, correct confirmed errors, and publish a record of changes.
How a review claim is tied to a version
A review is recorded against one version of one piece of material, identified by a digest of the text itself. If we edit that material afterwards, the review claim is withheld until the new version is reviewed: an earlier approval is never carried forward.