> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://pathways.btrust.tech/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://pathways.btrust.tech/03/rust-for-bitcoiners/your-weekly-gameplan.md). # Your Weekly Gameplan ## **Each week, you’ll follow the same structure:**

S/N	Actions
1	Complete One Learning Module Work through one BTCdemy module or section Focus on understanding concepts, not speed Take notes and flag anything unclear for discussion
2	Build One Practical Exercise Complete a Builders task tied to that week’s learning Tasks are designed to reinforce Rust concepts and practical thinking Push your work to GitHub
3	Join Your Weekly Sync Call 30–45 minutes with your homegroup and faculty member Share progress, ask questions, and unblock challenges Get feedback and encouragement
4	Participate in Office Hours Weekly text-based office hours on Discord Ask questions, share code snippets, request feedback and get unstuck — live or asynchronously
5	Submit Weekly Progress At the end of each week, submit a short progress form including: A screenshot showing BTCdemy module completion A GitHub link to your Builders task

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