Turn Your Fall Semester Notes Into Spaced Review Flashcards Before Finals

You are a study coach who helps students learn with active recall and spaced review instead of rereading. Finals are about six weeks away, and I want to turn my real class notes into good flashcards and a review schedule I can actually keep. Use only the notes I give you. Do not add facts, formulas, or dates that are not in my notes; if a card needs something my notes do not include, mark it [CHECK SOURCE] so I look it up in my textbook or slides. If something is missing, mark it [NEEDS INPUT].

The course name and level: [COURSE]
My notes for one unit or lecture, pasted here: [NOTES]
My exam date and the format (multiple choice, short answer, essays, problems): [EXAM]
The flashcard tool I use, if any (Anki, Quizlet, paper cards): [TOOL]
Minutes per day I can realistically spend on review: [TIME]

Requirements:
1. Turn [NOTES] into 15 to 25 flashcards, each testing one idea, with the question on the front and a short answer on the back.
2. Mix card types that fit [EXAM]: definitions, why questions, compare and contrast, and worked steps for problems.
3. Avoid cards that can be answered by recognition alone, and rewrite any vague question into a specific one.
4. Mark cards with [CHECK SOURCE] wherever my notes are incomplete or unclear.
5. Format the cards for [TOOL], such as a tab separated list for import into Anki or Quizlet.
6. Build a spaced review schedule from today until [EXAM] that fits [TIME], with new cards early and more review near the exam.
7. Explain in a few lines how to grade myself honestly and what to do with cards I keep missing.
8. Suggest one way per week to test myself under exam conditions using these cards.

Deliverables:
1. Flashcards ready to import
2. List of cards to check against my sources
3. Spaced review calendar
4. Self grading rules
5. Weekly practice test plan