University and exams
For your exams, link the lecture to the tutorial exercises.
A long handout and class notes don't always tell you where to start. Gather the course unit's objectives, the corrected tutorials and the exam format your university has given you. You can then prepare material that fits a specific task: recall, calculate, argue or analyze.
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How to organize this work
Split the course by problem
Keep a chapter together with its examples rather than mixing every document from the semester. Link the lecture to the applications worked on in tutorials. In a sheet, keep the definitions and assumptions you need to solve those applications.
Test yourself in the exam's format
If the exam asks for a written answer, practice writing one too. Fichea quizzes can spot mix-ups in the courses you've imported; cards are for reviewing short pieces of knowledge. No quiz score on its own sums up your ability to handle a university-level topic.
Check exceptions and references
In law, science or economics, a forgotten condition can change the conclusion. Compare the answers with your teacher's material and the references required. If you discuss a passage with the AI, ask about the specific condition you're missing.
Prepare a course unit
- List the chapters and the question types announced.
- Redo a tutorial without the correction to spot where you struggle.
- Prepare a sheet and a few questions on those points.
- Work on a longer task in the exam format.
Dates, coefficients and passing rules depend on your program: note them down from your university's documents.
A sheet that helps you solve
Your course has one formula, but the tutorial uses another. What question should you ask before memorizing both?
Read the explanation
Ask which assumptions make each formula applicable, then sort the exercises by those assumptions. Compare the AI's answer with the explanations in the course and the tutorial.
Your documents remain the reference
Fichea doesn't automatically know your teacher's syllabus, grading scale or expectations. Provide the relevant material and follow your program's rules on AI use. Imports and generations are subject to your plan's limits.
Tools to keep going
Questions about this path
Can I prepare quizzes from several courses?
You can select the courses to work on in Fichea. Start with a coherent set so you can interpret your mistakes; a sheet isn't required before the quiz.
Is it suitable for an essay or a practical case?
Sheets and questions can help you recall the concepts. You then need to write out a full line of reasoning and compare it with what the course expects; the quiz doesn't replace that work.
Choose a first material
Start with content you can check. Imported documents remain your starting point; AI answers can contain errors. The plans and their limits, the terms of use and the privacy policy are available to read before you create an account.
Turn a course into a quiz