Presentation outlines for an Introduction to Cloud Computing course aimed at computer science students. Outlines are structured for import into gamma.app to generate polished slide decks.

1. Legacy presentations (legacy/) contain the original slide decks (outlines + exported PDFs) that served as source material.
2. Research paper (papers/) — the legacy content was fed into Google NotebookLM, which synthesized it into a structured academic paper (paradigm_shift_to_modern_cloud_computing.md). This paper serves as a consolidated reference covering cloud fundamentals, economics, architecture patterns, DevOps practices, and real-world case studies.
3. REVIEWER.md defines the review criteria — a rubric written from the perspective of a senior cloud architect. It evaluates outlines against seven dimensions: foundational principles, DevOps/Agile as practice, the "vibe coding" reality check, real-world anchoring, security, structure/flow, and gaps.
4. New outlines (outlines/) are revised or freshly written presentations that satisfy the reviewer criteria. Each outline is structured for gamma.app: clear sections, discrete slide-level topics, ~25 slides, with an explicit narrative arc.

cloud-presentations/
├── REVIEWER.md                          # Review rubric (senior cloud architect perspective)
├── legacy/
│   ├── ci-cd-outline.md                 # Original CI/CD outline
│   ├── monoliths-to-microservices-outline.md  # Original architecture outline
│   └── pdf/
│       ├── ci-cd.pptx.pdf               # Exported legacy CI/CD deck
│       └── monoliths-to-microservices.pptx.pdf  # Exported legacy architecture deck
├── outlines/
│   ├── cloud-101-outline.md             # Intro to Cloud Computing (~25 slides)
│   ├── cloud-architecture-outline.md    # From Monoliths to Modern Systems (~25 slides)
│   └── ci-cd-devops-outline.md          # CI/CD and DevOps in Practice (~25 slides)
└── papers/
    └── paradigm-shift-to-modern-cloud-computing.md  # Research paper synthesized from legacy content

Feed the outline to an LLM with REVIEWER.md as the system prompt (or paste both into a chat). The reviewer will return structured feedback: overall assessment, section-by-section notes, structural suggestions, and top 3 priorities.

1. Start from a legacy outline or topic brief.
2. Review it against REVIEWER.md to identify gaps.
3. Write or revise the outline following the gamma.app structure conventions (see below).
4. Save to outlines/.

1. Open gamma.app and choose Import → Paste text.
2. Paste the outline markdown.
3. Gamma will generate slides from the heading structure. Each ## Slide N: Title block becomes one slide.

• Header: target audience, slide count, narrative arc at the top of each file.
• Slide headings: ## Slide N: Title — one concept per slide.
• Content per slide: bullet points, a one-line speaker note or key takeaway, and a [Visual] cue for gamma.app image generation.
• Depth: aim for ~25 slides. Avoid deep nesting (gamma.app handles two heading levels cleanly).
• Tone: practical over theoretical. War stories and failure modes belong alongside happy paths.