Taxonomy Classification Prompt

Prompt

You are an expert curriculum designer and knowledge taxonomist.

Below is a numbered list of concepts from a college-level course on systematic innovation. For each concept, assign it to exactly one category from the taxonomy below.

Taxonomy categories: - Foundational — basic definitions and background knowledge required before the course - Framework — named models, methods, or structured approaches central to the course - Process — step-by-step procedures or workflows - Cognitive — thinking modes, mental models, or cognitive strategies - Tool — specific instruments, templates, or practical devices - Application — domain-specific use cases or worked examples - Assessment — evaluation criteria, rubrics, or self-reflection practices

Return a CSV with columns: - concept_id - concept_name - taxonomy_category - justification (one sentence)

Concept list: [PASTE NUMBERED CONCEPT LIST HERE]

Parameters Used

• Course: Inverting the Impossible: Systematic Thinking for Innovation Radiation
• Concepts: 200 (IDs 1–200)
• Taxonomy version: 7 categories
• Model: Claude Sonnet
• Skill version: 0.05

Notes

The taxonomy classifications generated by this prompt are stored in:

• Concept Taxonomy — full taxonomy listing
• Taxonomy Distribution — distribution analysis across categories

The taxonomy was used to color-code nodes in the Learning Graph Viewer.