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3 Months

The document outlines a detailed 12-week plan for improving coding skills through LeetCode problems, practical projects, and implementation tasks. It is structured into three months focusing on fundamentals, intermediate projects, and final resume-ready projects, with specific weekly goals and practice areas. Additionally, it includes tips for consistency, GitHub usage, and a Notion template for tracking progress.

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3 Months

The document outlines a detailed 12-week plan for improving coding skills through LeetCode problems, practical projects, and implementation tasks. It is structured into three months focusing on fundamentals, intermediate projects, and final resume-ready projects, with specific weekly goals and practice areas. Additionally, it includes tips for consistency, GitHub usage, and a Notion template for tracking progress.

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That's a great starting point—you’ve got a solid foundation, and now it’s just
about turning that knowledge into practical skills. Here's a detailed 12-week (3-
month) plan split into LeetCode + Projects + Practical Implementation. It ramps up
gradually, so you build confidence while improving your portfolio.

3-Month Weekly Plan: Projects + LeetCode + Practice


✅ Focus Areas by Month
Month 1: Fundamentals + Small Projects + Easy LeetCode

Month 2: Intermediate Projects + Medium LeetCode + API/Backend work

Month 3: Resume Projects + LeetCode Medium/Hard + Deployment + GitHub polish

📅 Week-by-Week Breakdown
🔹 Month 1: Build Consistency and Core Foundation
Week 1

LeetCode: 1 Easy problem/day (Array, String)

Practice: Shell scripting tasks (write scripts to automate file handling, backups)

Project: Personal Portfolio Website (HTML, CSS, JS)

Day 1–2: Design layout

Day 3–5: Code and style it

Day 6–7: Host on GitHub Pages

Week 2

LeetCode: 1 Easy + 1 Medium (Array, HashMap)

Practice: Python basics through small CLI tools (calculator, to-do app)

Project: To-Do App CLI (Python + SQLite)

Week 3

LeetCode: 1 Easy + 1 Medium (Stack, Queue)

Practice: JS DOM manipulation

Project: Weather App (HTML/CSS/JS + OpenWeather API)

Week 4

LeetCode: Focus on Easy + revise earlier problems

Practice: Flask basics

Project: Flask Blog App (Basic CRUD + SQLite)

🔹 Month 2: Intermediate Projects + Backend + DB


Week 5

LeetCode: 1 Medium/day (Linked List, Tree)


Practice: JS event handling, form validation

Project: Authentication System with Flask (Login, Register, Sessions)

Week 6

LeetCode: Mediums (Recursion, Tree, Graph)

Practice: DBMS—write SQL queries, understand joins, normalization

Project: Student Management System (Flask + SQL)

Week 7

LeetCode: Focus on problems with time-space optimization

Practice: Python + JS combined project

Project: Notes App (Flask backend + JS frontend)

Week 8

LeetCode: Revisit toughest problems + solve new ones

Practice: REST APIs, request/response cycle

Project: REST API for a Bookstore (Flask + Postman testing)

🔹 Month 3: Final Projects + Resume Ready


Week 9

LeetCode: 1 Medium + 1 Hard every other day

Project: ML Project 1: House Price Prediction

Use Scikit-learn, pandas, matplotlib

Train, test, visualize results

Week 10

LeetCode: Continue Medium/Hard (Dynamic Programming, Greedy)

Project: ML Project 2: Sentiment Analysis on Tweets

NLP + Flask web interface for prediction

Week 11

Polish all previous projects

Push everything to GitHub

Add README files, project descriptions

Final Project: Full-Stack Mini App (Flask + JS + SQLite)

Week 12
LeetCode: Mixed set + revisit hard problems

Finalize Resume:

Add all projects (hosted/demo links)

Add GitHub, LeetCode, Portfolio website

Practice: Mock Interviews, explain code logic to a friend or to yourself

💡 Tips
Consistency > Quantity: Don’t rush LeetCode—focus on understanding.

GitHub: Commit your progress. Clean, well-documented repos matter.

Blogging (optional): Write about your projects or learnings on Medium/Dev.to.

Deployment: Try deploying Flask apps on Render, Railway, or PythonAnywhere.

Would you like a Notion template or Google Sheet for tracking this plan week by
week?

🧠 Notion Template Structure


📁 Top-Level Page: "3-Month Dev & DSA Plan"
This is your dashboard. It will have:

A progress bar or checkboxes for each week.

Links to subpages for:

Weekly plans

Projects

LeetCode progress

Notes

📅 Database 1: Weekly Planner


Table View
Columns:

Week (Text): Week 1, Week 2, etc.

Focus Area (Text): e.g., "Arrays + Portfolio Site"

LeetCode Target (Text): "1 Easy/Day", "Mediums + Revision"

Project (Text): Project for the week

Status (Select): Not Started / In Progress / Done

Link to Project Page (Relation to Projects DB)

Notes (Text)
💻 Database 2: Projects Tracker
Board or Table View
Columns:

Project Name

Tech Stack

Week

Status (Not Started/In Progress/Completed/Deployed)

GitHub Link

Live Demo Link

Notes

Linked to Week (Relation)

🧩 Database 3: LeetCode Tracker


Table View
Columns:

Problem Title

Difficulty

Topic (Array, HashMap, etc.)

Link

Date Solved

Solved? (Yes/No)

Notes

📒 Optional: Notes Section


Use a separate page or toggle section under each week for:

Concepts you revised

Mistakes to avoid

Explanations in your own words

✅ Progress Bar (Bonus Tip)


You can use a simple formula in your weekly planner:

notion
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round(prop("Status Count") / total_weeks * 100) + "%"
Would you like me to generate this as a real Notion template link you can
duplicate? I can’t directly create one, but I can give you a Notion export file
(.zip) you can import. Want me to do that?
You said:
yeah

ChatGPT said:
Here’s your Notion-style template you can import into Notion:

👉 Download Notion Template (.zip)

How to use:
Unzip the file.

Import each .md file into Notion:

Open Notion, go to Import → Text & Markdown.

Choose each .md file (e.g., Weekly_Planner.md) to create a page.

Organize them under a main page called "3-Month Dev & DSA Plan".

Let me know if you’d like a ready-to-go Notion workspace link (you'd need to import
it manually), or if you want help customizing this more.

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