An outline of the topics of a subject to be covered in specific time is called

A syllabus lists topics assessments timelines resources and policies for a subject. It communicates expectations rights and responsibilities so learning starts with clarity. A strong syllabus aligns with curriculum standards and breaks long goals into weekly targets. For community programs it should also include support options contact times and simple study tips. Visual layout with headings calendars and checklists improves usability. Sharing the syllabus with families builds partnership. Regularly revisiting the plan helps learners track progress and prepares them for independent study skills required in higher education and vocational training pathways.