Wang Yue understood. Qinqin wanted learning software for other subjects, which gave him a new project to work on.
He'd been wanting to see whether he could turn all the knowledge from different subjects into learning software, then have students take tests and create a reasonable study plan based on how well they'd mastered the material.
After all, a lot of people studied blindly.
Some people were overconfident. They thought that because they'd answered a question correctly on a test, they'd mastered the material, when in fact it had become one of their weak spots.
Others lacked confidence. They did well on their tests but still felt they hadn't mastered the material, wasting a lot of effort reviewing things they already knew.
And sometimes, you could master something in the short term, only to gradually forget it over time and need to review it again.
Software could determine the right interval between reviews, saving students a lot of trouble.
The best part was that the testing mechanism could use students' regular exam results to gather accurate data on their progress. It would kill two birds with one stone!
The more Wang Yue thought about it, the more he felt it was worth doing. He had time on his hands anyway, so he might as well look into it.
It wouldn't be difficult for him, either. He already had the framework for his English-learning software; all he had to do was replace the database with material for other subjects.
But updating the database was such tedious work that doing it himself would be beneath him.
He was a brilliant programmer, after all. Having to do something like that himself would be far too much of a hassle.
Fortunately, he'd designed the English software with a degree of intelligence. He upgraded it