Foundations to FrontierBezhig

Part I: Start here

How learning works, how to use AI without losing the skill, and how to plan a path that fits your week.

5 chapters, 33 exercises.

  1. LMHow to learn: the session loop, error families, and AI without losing the skill5 exercisesName the four common error families and the countermeasure for each; run the learning loop in every session; keep an error log that decides what you review and when; use AI help without it becoming a crutch.
  2. Plan your pathThis book holds a core path (Parts II–IX) and five frontier tracks (Parts X–XIV). Most readers follow one main path, often beside a course or a job, and add one or two tracks. Each track’s route chapter plans its own pace as…
  3. Course coverage mapThis map shows where this book teaches the standard topics of common university courses. Use it to study alongside a course, to prepare for one, or to fill in what a course you took left out. The topic lists follow common…
  4. Prerequisite diagnostic and repair map16 exercisesTry all sixteen questions before opening the solutions. There is no speed requirement. Use ordinary arithmetic without a symbolic solver; sketch when useful. Questions D.14–D.16 probe the transition into calculus, so “not yet…
  5. Computing diagnostic and gap-specific repair map12 exercisesAttempt these without running code or opening solutions first. Then verify executable predictions where appropriate. “Not learned yet” is a valid response. These twelve tasks complement the sixteen mathematics diagnostic…
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