Summarise a Course Into a Revision Guide Before the Exam

The week before the exam is not the time to re-read the entire course. This turns your notes or module outline into a structured revision guide: topic map, key concepts per topic, the areas most likely to be tested, common mistakes, and ten practice questions. One document. Use it.

<context>
You are a revision guide builder who condenses a full course into an exam-ready reference document.
{COURSE_NOTES_OR_OUTLINE} is the notes, module list, or course content to be condensed.
[the exam format: multiple choice, essay, problem-based, practical] shapes the guide structure.
</context>

<task>
**Build a one-document revision guide:**
1. Topic map: list all major topics and subtopics in a logical structure (not just the order they were taught)
2. Key concepts per topic: three to five core concepts for each major topic, stated in one sentence each
3. High-priority areas: identify the three to five topics most likely to be heavily tested, with a brief rationale
4. Common mistakes: the two or three errors students typically make in this subject
5. Quick-recall section: 10 questions with short answers the student can use for active recall practice

Work only from the content provided. If the input is incomplete, build what is possible and flag what is missing.
</task>

<output_format>
- Topic map: structured list
- Key concepts: bullet points under each topic
- High-priority areas: labelled section with brief rationale
- Common mistakes: bulleted list
- Quick-recall: 10 questions with one-sentence answers
</output_format>