Using AI to learn new topics quickly in AI for Everyone - Mini Project: Build & Apply

Using AI to Learn New Topics Quickly

📖 Scenario: You want to learn a new topic fast using AI tools. You will create a simple plan that lists topics, sets a daily learning goal, and tracks your progress.

🎯 Goal: Build a step-by-step learning plan using AI to organize topics, set goals, and track progress.

📋 What You'll Learn

Create a list of topics to learn

Set a daily learning goal

Use a loop to mark topics as completed

Add a final summary of completed topics

💡 Why This Matters

🌍 Real World

People use AI tools to quickly learn new subjects by organizing topics and tracking progress efficiently.

💼 Career

This skill helps learners, educators, and professionals plan and monitor learning paths using AI assistance.

1

Create a list of topics to learn

Create a list called topics with these exact strings: 'AI Basics', 'Machine Learning', 'Natural Language Processing', 'Computer Vision', and 'Reinforcement Learning'.

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# Create the list called topics with the given topics
# Your code here

Hint

Use square brackets [] to create a list and put each topic inside quotes separated by commas.

2

Set a daily learning goal

Create a variable called daily_goal and set it to the integer 2 to represent the number of topics to learn each day.

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topics = ['AI Basics', 'Machine Learning', 'Natural Language Processing', 'Computer Vision', 'Reinforcement Learning']
# Set the daily_goal variable to 2
# Your code here

Hint

Use a simple assignment with the variable name daily_goal and the number 2.

3

Mark topics as completed using a loop

Create an empty list called completed. Then use a for loop with the variable topic to go through the first daily_goal topics in topics. Inside the loop, add each topic to the completed list.

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topics = ['AI Basics', 'Machine Learning', 'Natural Language Processing', 'Computer Vision', 'Reinforcement Learning']
daily_goal = 2
# Create an empty list called completed
# Use a for loop to add the first daily_goal topics to completed
# Your code here

Hint

Use slicing topics[:daily_goal] to get the first topics. Use append() to add to the list.

4

Add a final summary of completed topics

Create a variable called summary and set it to a string that says exactly: 'Completed topics: AI Basics, Machine Learning' by joining the completed list items with a comma and space.

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topics = ['AI Basics', 'Machine Learning', 'Natural Language Processing', 'Computer Vision', 'Reinforcement Learning']
daily_goal = 2
completed = []
for topic in topics[:daily_goal]:
    completed.append(topic)
# Create the summary string showing completed topics
# Your code here

Hint

Use the join() method on a comma and space string to combine list items into one string.