Study plan

What the plan does

The study plan spreads the remaining work week by week up to your exam: lessons to read, practice (then spaced practice) on each lesson, required assignments to submit, and today’s review. It is recalculated every day from what you have done.

It tells you whether the work fits your hours, never whether you will pass. Time is estimated from the published content.

Setting it up

Two settings are enough:

• your study hours per week, from 1 to 40 hours, by half-hours;
• your exam date, which you can set here as long as it is not fixed; after that, your coach changes it.

Changing your hours restarts the pace tracking from that day.

What the plan shows

• Summary: hours per week, exam date, estimated remaining work, time available before the exam, lessons read, required assignments submitted.
• Feasibility: the work fits, fits but is tight, or does not fit. In that last case, the plan says how much time is missing and, when possible, how many hours per week it would take. What does not fit stays at the end of the list, in the recommended order. With no exam date, it estimates when you would finish the published content at this pace.
• Pace: on track, ahead or behind since the last setting. Late tasks move to the top of the week.
• Week by week: for each week, the planned tasks and the load against the time available, with a link to each lesson, session or assignment.

The plan also appears as a summary on the dashboard (planned tasks this week, late tasks).