Weakness detection from your own notes

--- MY CONTEXT (fill this in) ---

Subject I'm studying: [e.g., "Thermodynamics"]

What I'm preparing for: [e.g., "final exam", "general mastery"]

Topics I already know well (skip these): [list them]

My available time: [e.g., "5 hours this week"]

--- WEAKNESS SIGNALS TO USE ---

Use these signals from my notes to judge weakness:

1. Topics my notes barely cover compared to the source.
2. Topics where my notes have errors, vague statements, or question marks.
3. Topics that appear often in the source but I only wrote one or two lines about.
4. Topics connected to concepts I skipped — if I don't understand the prerequisite, I probably don't understand what builds on it.
5. Topics with specific techniques, formulas, or examples — these are the most common weak points when notes are sparse.

For each of the 5 weakest topics, give me:

- Topic name and where it lives in my sources.
- Why I'm probably weak there — based on specific evidence from my notes.
- What to review first — the single chapter, section, or concept to start with.
- How much time to spend — 30 min, 1 hour, 2 hours.
- A quick self-check question to know when I've actually learned it.

Rank from most weakness to least. Focus on what will hurt my grade most, not what's easiest to catch up on.