A path is not a flat list of Courses. It is a sequence of Missions, and each Mission is a group of Courses aimed at one stated outcome — something you can do at the end that you could not do at the start.
What a Mission contains
- A stated purpose and a stated outcome, written in both languages.
- Its own group of Courses, in order.
- For most Missions, Practice Tasks tied to those Courses.
- For some Missions, a Formal Project that goes to human review.
- An estimated effort in hours, so you can plan rather than guess.
How the next Mission unlocks
Each Mission declares which Mission must be completed before it opens. Completion is measured against that Mission's own declared requirements — its Courses, and where the Mission requires them, its Practice Tasks. Unlocking is computed on the server from your actual records; it is not something the page decides.
Course progress is shared, not duplicated
A Mission does not keep a second, private copy of your Course progress. It reads the same Course records as the rest of the platform. If you completed a Course before joining the path, that completion counts toward the Mission immediately — you do not repeat it.
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Related articles
- Practice TasksApplied work attached to a completed Course, scored by you against a published standard.
- Formal ProjectsThe submitted work a human reviewer reads — how to prepare it, submit it, and what happens next.
- Enrolling in a path, and switching between pathsYou can be enrolled in more than one path, and switching your active path never resets anything.
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