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The Human Knowledge Curriculum

The Human Knowledge Curriculum is a dependency-driven, lifelong answer to the question: What should an educated person know? It is not a university degree. It is a public map for self-education from ordinary literacy and numeracy to advanced disciplinary study, integrative judgment, and original inquiry.

Important

The curriculum is a carefully specified educational proposal, not a credential or a guarantee of mastery after fixed hours. Clinical, legal, hazardous, and professionally regulated work requires qualified supervision and local authorization.

What is included

Scope Count
Disciplines 39
Knowledge units 634
Core units 544
Extension units 90
Complete project briefs 156
Unit-level assessments 634
Planned Core hours 14,460
Planned Extension hours 6,394
Planned full-curriculum hours 20,854
Specializations 12
Canonical discipline connections 741

Every unit has a stable ID, difficulty, Core or Extension status, exact prerequisites, lessons, observable outcomes, misconceptions, mastery checks, resources, terminology, project contribution, assessment, time budget, and review plan.

Start here

  1. Read the curriculum overview.
  2. Choose and operate a route with the learner guide.
  3. Inspect the global dependency graph.
  4. Choose the 10-, 15-, or 20-year pathway.
  5. Open a discipline portal from the discipline index.
  6. Use the connection atlas for interdisciplinary work.

How the corpus is organized

Curriculum/
├── README.md                  public curriculum index
├── global-graph.md            cross-domain dependency backbone
├── pathways.md                10-, 15-, and 20-year routes
├── specializations.md         twelve Extension paths
├── connection-atlas.md        all 741 discipline pairs
└── <Discipline>/
    ├── README.md              twelve-section subject portal
    ├── roadmap.md             knowledge graph and prerequisites
    ├── syllabus.md            lessons, outcomes, misconceptions, mastery
    ├── resources.md           edition-specific resources
    ├── glossary.md            unit terminology
    ├── projects.md            four project scales
    ├── assessment.md          unit-level mastery evidence
    ├── schedule.md            hours and review allocation
    └── connections.md         links to all other disciplines

In prose: the root explains the project; global files define common architecture and routes; each discipline portal joins eight detailed learning artifacts through the same stable unit IDs; the atlas supplies one canonical explanation for every pair of disciplines.

Standards and limitations

The structural validators can establish completeness and internal consistency. They cannot establish real-world learning effectiveness, assessment validity, resource accessibility, or universal hour requirements. Those questions require the transparent learner evidence described in the evaluation protocol.

Six phases

Phase Result
1 Acyclic global and disciplinary knowledge graph
2 Complete lessons, outcomes, misconceptions, and mastery checks
3 Resources and glossaries mapped to every unit
4 Projects and criterion-referenced assessments
5 Unit hours, spaced review, lifelong pathways, and specializations
6 Public navigation, cross-disciplinary atlas, editorial governance, accessibility, and evaluation

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