Study plan
14-day CCA-F study plan (compressed)
The compressed version of the 30-day plan for when your exam date is close: all 29 lessons across 6 domains at roughly 2-3 a day for the first 10 days, then 4 days of review, mixed practice, and two full mock exams so you know your real scaled score against the ≥720 pass threshold before exam day.
This pace is tighter — if you have more time, the 30-day plan spreads the same material out with more room to absorb each lesson.
- What is a tool? (Function calling) (F)
- Agents 101 — LLMs in a loop (F)
- MCP — Model Context Protocol intro (F)
Foundations complete.
- 1.4 · Multi-Agent Systems & Subagents (D1)
- 1.5 · Guardrails, hooks, and safe termination (D1)
- 1.6 · Failure modes & debugging agents (D1)
D1 (27% of the exam) complete, then D1 sprint quiz.
D2 complete, then D2 sprint quiz.
D3 complete, then D3 sprint quiz.
D4 complete, then D4 sprint quiz.
- 5.1 · Context window fundamentals (D5)
- 5.2 · RAG and retrieval patterns (D5)
- 5.3 · Multi-instance & multi-pass review (D5)
- 5.4 · Cost, latency, and reliability (D5)
D5 complete — all 29 lessons done — then D5 sprint quiz.
Glossary · Strategy principles
Full glossary + strategy-principles pass. Re-read exam traps on your two weakest domains from the quiz scores on your Profile page.
Two mixed sprint quizzes back to back, focused on whichever domains scored lowest so far.
Full mock exam #1 (60 Q, 120 min). Review every missed question and the domain breakdown.
Targeted re-study of weak domains, then mock exam #2 (retake) to confirm you clear ≥720 before the real exam.
Why two mock exams
Mock exam #1 on day 13 tells you where you actually stand and which domains need one more pass; day 14's re-study + retake confirms you've closed those gaps before the real exam, rather than guessing.
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