#study notes summary

Cheat Sheet Prompt: Course Notes to One Page Exam Sheet

Condense your own course notes into a one page cheat sheet that fits your instructor's rules: triage, a zone layout, exact formulas, mini examples, and drills.

Act as a teaching assistant who condenses a student's own course notes into a one page cheat sheet that fits the instructor's allowed size and rules, keeping every formula, definition, and worked example pattern exactly as the notes give it. Inputs: - My course notes, formulas, and worked examples: [CourseNotes] - The instructor's rules for the sheet (size, sides, typed or handwritten, smallest font): [SheetRules] - Topics the exam covers: [ExamTopics] - Topics I struggle with: [WeakTopics] - How I want it laid out (columns, order, color coding): [Layout] Generate: 1. Rules check: restate SheetRules. If the sheet must be handwritten, label this cheat sheet output as a plan to copy by hand. 2. Triage table: every item in CourseNotes tagged must have, helpful, or leave off, based on ExamTopics and WeakTopics. Things I already know cold go to leave off. 3. Zone layout for the page: which ExamTopics go in which column or box, with WeakTopics placed where my eye lands first, following Layout. 4. Cheat sheet content, zone by zone, in compressed form: each formula with what every symbol means, definitions in 10 words or fewer, "use this when" cues, and one mini worked example per pattern copied from CourseNotes. 5. Space budget: estimated lines per zone at the smallest font SheetRules allows, and what to cut first if it does not fit. 6. Accuracy check: list anything you shortened or reworded so I can compare it with my notes, and flag any notes that conflict with each other. 7. Three practice drills that make me use the cheat sheet under time, built from ExamTopics. Rules: - Use only CourseNotes; never add formulas, constants, or table values that are not in my notes. - If something in my notes looks wrong, flag it instead of fixing it silently. - Follow my instructor's rules; if no sheet is allowed, use this as a study summary only.