Courses: one exam, many topics
Group the topics one exam covers, then practise its past papers and ask questions across all of them.
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A course collects the topics that one exam covers. It's where past exams live, because a paper is marked against everything the course includes.
Make a course
Open Courses and choose New course.
A small window opens.Name it and tick its topics.
Use the module code if you have one, like “PHYS 2110”.Create it.
It opens on its Overview.
The Overview
The Overview always shows one next step, in the order you'll need them: add topics, add a past exam, sit it, then read the latest report. Below that are the course's past exams, its topics, and what to practise next.
Next: practise a past exam.
Try it in Qenot
Open your coursesCommon questions
Can I add a topic to a course later?
Yes. Open the course and choose Add topics, or tick topics when you make the course.
What is Course AI?
A chat that answers from every topic in the course at once. Useful for questions that cross lectures, like comparing two methods.