>>2168325Don't fall into the trap of working towards the specific learning plan of the paper, use it more like a guideline towards learning the subject generally.
In other words, passing that paper doesn't mean shit in the real world unless you have enough knowledge to put it to real world use, a marketable skill.
Im terrible at math, I find learning the stuff adjacent to the papers scope really helps. Sometimes there's a concept you just can't understand and the key is within a subject not taught by the paper.
