By the end of this course you'll be able to create a simple console quiz game which:

Can generate maths questions (and their answers).
Show those questions to the user, prompting for their answers.
Track the users score, and let them know how well they did.

The finished product could literally be given to a primary school student to help them practice basic arithmetic. And if you've implemented all the homework, it could be given to a highschooler to practice more advanced stuff.

And because no one like to transcribe from video, I've attached the final version of the quiz as shown in the lessons. That way if your project goal is extending what's there, experimentation, or just the homework, you can get going right away. The .py file is a universal python file, and .ipynb is a Jupyter Notebook file (you only need one or the other).

Md Al Araf

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