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bilingual-courseware

Bilingual course-material maintenance for university professors — default EN ⇄ 简体中文, language-pair agnostic. 4-agent team covering the course terminology glossary (the contract every translation binds to), glossary-bound translation with pedagogical-equivalence checks, paired-version synchronization with drift detection, and read-only terminology consistency audits. Triggers on: translate course materials, bilingual course, English-medium instruction, EMI, terminology glossary, Chinese version, parallel syllabus, 双语教学, 双语课程, 全英文授课, 术语表, 专业术语, 翻译课件, 中英对照, 中文版.

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# Bilingual Courseware — Terminology & Paired-Version Team

Maintains bilingual course materials with terminology discipline. Other skills produce
the artifacts; this skill keeps their two language versions saying the same thing — same
terms every time, same pedagogical demand on both sides, and a recorded pairing so that
neither version quietly outruns the other. Default pair is EN ⇄ 简体中文 (the conventions
file covers it deeply); any pair works with professor-supplied conventions.

> **Prime rule:** the glossary is the contract. Translation without a confirmed glossary
> produces drift — the same concept rendered three ways across a semester, and 90
> students learning the wrong standard term. Glossary-first is this skill's
> blueprint-first rule: no term-bearing material is translated until its terms are
> confirmed, and new terms encountered mid-translation pause for confirmation rather
> than being improvised inconsistently.
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