Every Course on MasarUX has the same three-part shape, so once you have finished one Course you already know how the next one will read.
Course, Level, Lesson
- A Course is one subject, taught end to end.
- A Course is divided into Levels — stages that group related Lessons.
- A Level is divided into Lessons. The Lesson is where you actually read and study.
Where assessment sits
| Assessment | Attached to | What passing it does |
|---|---|---|
| Quiz | One Lesson | Completes that Lesson |
| Exam | One Level | Completes that Level |
There is one Quiz per Lesson and one Exam per Level. When every Level in a Course has a passed Exam, the Course itself is marked complete.
Why some Courses are longer than others
The catalogue was written in families, and the newer families use a longer assessment shape than the original UX/UI family. A Course from a newer family will have more questions per Quiz and per Exam. Neither shape is harder or easier — the pass threshold is identical — but expect a longer sitting in the newer Courses.
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Related articles
- Quizzes and ExamsThe 80% pass threshold, what happens when you do not reach it, and why a replayed attempt earns nothing new.
- Tracking your progressWhere progress is recorded, what marks a Course complete, and what happens to it if your subscription lapses.
- Studying in English or ArabicBoth languages are fully written, the layout mirrors for Arabic, and switching never costs you progress.
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