The apparatus

Turn intention into a finite term.

You can want to learn forever. A course needs a beginning, a rhythm, stakes and an end.

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The agreement happens before the work begins.

Nothing is hidden until you have committed. The full term — every study day, every paper, every weight — is on one page before there is anything to withdraw from.

The standard pace for Principles of Microeconomics 2e, exactly as the registrar computes it.
Course code	ECON 101
Term length	17 weeks
Study days	Monday · Tuesday · Wednesday · Thursday · Friday
Daily block	60 min
Weekly effort	5 h
Total	83 h
Study sessions	83
Reading chunks	469
Credits	2

What you are signing

Weights and papers, settled in advance.

Grading weights, fixed at enrolment.
Quizzes	1000%
Problem sets	2000%
Midterm	2000%
Project	1500%
Final	3000%
Participation	500%

Every paper the term will set, listed before enrolment.
Quizzes	16 × 15 min · from week 1 · due Sunday
Problem sets	8 × null min · from week 2 · due Sunday
Midterm examination	75 min · from week 9 · due Wednesday
Project	null min · from week 16 · due Friday
Final examination	120 min · from week 17 · due Friday

A plan you can edit while you are failing it is not a plan.

One deferral a term exists because life happens. Everything else holds.

The parts you cannot renegotiate once the term is signed.
Dates	term start and end · every study day · every paper's opening, due and closing hour
Weights	each category's share of the final grade, and the late penalty
Examinations	the midterm and the final — day, window, duration. These never move.
Withdrawal	before 60% of the term has passed; after that, completed or failed

Choosing the pace

You choose the daily effort. The material decides how long that takes.

Choose a pace

Condensed, standard or extended — two hours a day, one hour, or thirty minutes.

See the calendar

Study blocks on named days at a named hour. Quizzes from the first teaching week, problem sets fortnightly, a midterm at the halfway week if the term is long enough, a final in the last.

Sign the term

A typed name, a drawn signature, and the hash of the terms in the ledger. From that moment the registrar owns the calendar.

ECON 101 · the first six weeks

17 in all

Chapter 1. Welcome to Economics!week 1
Chapter 1. Welcome to Economics! · Chapter 4. Labor and Financial Marketsweek 2
Chapter 4. Labor and Financial Markets · Chapter 6. Consumer Choicesweek 3
Chapter 6. Consumer Choicesweek 4
Chapter 6. Consumer Choices · Chapter 8. Perfect Competitionweek 5
Chapter 8. Perfect Competition · Chapter 10. Monopolistic Competition and Oligopolyweek 6

Named days, named weeks, from the book's own structure.

A Lyceum prospectus showing term dates, weeks, hours per week, the unit outline and the full assessment table with weights — The prospectus, exactly as it appears before enrolment.

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