Creating your study plan
1. Creating your study plan
One of the primary goals for this course is to help you devise a study strategy that focuses on the areas you need to work on. Let's quickly explore how the course is set up. The course - and your course workbook - focuses on each section of the exam guide in turn. To help you craft a study strategy, you'll take diagnostic questions as part of each module. Many of these questions relate to our Cymbal Superstore scenario and ask you to apply concepts you will need to be familiar with as an Associate Cloud Engineer. Keep in mind that these diagnostic questions are meant to help you identify gaps in your knowledge, but they don't represent all possible topics on the exam. Remember, we don't expect that you'll answer all these questions correctly right now. This is meant to be a course that you take toward the beginning of your Associate Cloud Engineer journey, and many of you may not be Google Cloud experts yet. If there are any terms or concepts that are confusing, please ask. We'll review the answers to the questions related to each section objective. As we cover each objective, you'll learn more about where the key concepts appear in Google Cloud documentation, specific courses and modules, and/or specific Skill Badges. At the end of each section objective, you'll find a list of related resources. Mark or highlight the specific resources you need to add to your study plan. In the final part of your workbook, you'll find a template to help you identify weekly goals and study activities. We'll talk more about putting together weekly goals at the end of this course. Now that you know about the overall setup of this course and how to use the workbook, let's get started by exploring section 1 of the exam guide.2. Let's practice!
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