RFP Module 6 study plan

Map the full RFP Capstone Programme topic inventory into a personal checklist, flagging every subtopic as known, shaky, or unknown.

Define the capstone end product in writing (scope, required artefacts, acceptance criteria) so later weeks build toward a fixed target.

Identify the three heaviest topic clusters by estimated study effort and record why each is heavy.

Set up a single spaced-repetition deck and a worked-example log to capture every practice item from week 1 onward.

Study the first heavy cluster in depth, writing a plain-language summary of each concept without consulting notes.

Work through at least 15 practice items in that cluster and log every error with its root cause.

Build one worked example per major concept and annotate each step with the governing principle.

Re-rate the cluster's checklist items and confirm the known/shaky/unknown counts moved.

Study the second heavy cluster in depth using the same summarise-then-test loop.

Compare the second cluster against the first and write down where the underlying logic overlaps.

Redo all week-2 errors cold and record which ones recur.

Draft the first section of the capstone deliverable using only material already internalised.

Study the third heavy cluster and connect it to the first two in a single integrated concept map.

Complete a timed mixed set drawn from all three heavy clusters and score it.

Diagnose every wrong answer as knowledge gap, misread, or reasoning slip.

Revise the capstone charter if the integrated map reveals scope that was missed.

Cover every remaining light cluster at survey depth, spending no more than 30 minutes each.

Convert each light cluster into five recall prompts and answer them from memory.

Draft capstone section 2, deliberately citing concepts from both heavy and light clusters.

Audit the checklist to confirm no item remains unrated.

Run a full-length timed practice pass under exam conditions and score it against a target threshold.

Analyse results by cluster and rank the five weakest areas.

Rebuild notes for each weak area into a single condensed revision card.

Rehearse explaining two weak concepts aloud in under three minutes each.

Close the top three weaknesses with targeted study and 10 practice items each.

Complete capstone section 3 and assemble the full deliverable end to end.

Self-review the capstone against the week-1 acceptance criteria and log every gap.

Run a second timed pass and compare the score with week 6.

Finalise the capstone by closing every self-review gap.

Run two timed passes on separate days and confirm scores hold above threshold.

Review only condensed cards and error logs; add no new material.

Write a one-page exam-day plan covering timing, question order, and flag-and-return rules.