Acceptable Learning Plan
Components
- Title
- Brief Summary of the Topic. What is the topic and a quick overview of it
- Why this topic was chosen? Including:
- What is it cutting edge?
- Why are you interested in it?
- What do you hope to learn about it?
- Learning Details
- What type of project is being proposed. Some possible examples might include
- A comparison of different LLM's
- Learn how back propagation works in a neural network and implement a simple form
- In depth analysis of how an LLM works
- The level of understanding that is being aimed for
- A Starting List of Actual Resources to Use While Learning
- Specific resources (For example: Wikipedia is not specific enough. You would need to specify which articles). Include the URL.
- The purpose of that resource (Such as to demonstrate the working of a neural network)
- If the learning plan includes to creation of a system, what the resource might provide in terms of creating the system
- A tentative time line and list of likely milestones
Comments
- A learning plan is a starting place. Things will likely need to be changed as the learning progresses.
- A learning plan must be approved before enrollment in the course using it. This means that the first draft should be submitted at LEAST 3 weeks before attempting to enroll since it is highly likely it will need to be refined.
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