AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals study system, adapted from ilude/security-plus for Certasy Xs c_fund node
| AGENTS.md | ||
| CLAUDE.md | ||
| notes.md | ||
| progress.md | ||
| README.md | ||
| sessions.md | ||
AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals Study System
A structured study system for the AZ-900 (Microsoft Azure Fundamentals) exam, adapted from ilude/security-plus's CLAUDE.md-tutor pattern. First cert on Certasy X's Homelab→Cloud spine (c_fund).
How It Works
Claude Code (or any AGENTS.md-compatible CLI) reads CLAUDE.md in this repo as its instruction set. It acts as an adaptive tutor that:
- Assesses your knowledge across all 3 exam domains with scenario-based questions
- Tracks per-objective scores in
progress.mdso you always know where you stand - Drills weak areas with exam-realistic questions (4 options, no hand-holding descriptions)
- Teaches decision rules when you get answers wrong — the pattern that distinguishes similar Azure product names
- Logs every session to
sessions.mdso you can pick up where you left off
Getting Started
- Open this directory in Claude Code (
claudein terminal) or omp - Say "begin" — it will ask about your background, then launch a 15-question baseline eval across all 3 domains
Exam Reference
| Exam | AZ-900 — Microsoft Azure Fundamentals |
| Passing score | 700/1000 (scaled) |
| Skills-measured version | as of July 20, 2026 — re-verify before a real attempt |
Domain Weights
| Domain | Weight | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | 35-40% | Azure Architecture and Services |
| 3 | 30-35% | Azure Management and Governance |
| 1 | 25-30% | Cloud Concepts |
File Structure
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
CLAUDE.md |
Study system instructions — the tutor's brain |
progress.md |
Per-objective scorecard — Strong/Moderate/Weak across all domains |
sessions.md |
Session log — date, questions asked, scores, key improvements |
notes.md |
Running study notes — wrong answers, decision rules, mnemonics |
Customization
Edit CLAUDE.md to adjust the Study Timeline or Quiz Instructions to fit your actual pace. The User Knowledge Profile is collected automatically via conversation on first launch — no file editing needed.
License
MIT