Starting up - Chagiga

I'm starting with Seder Moed, since it has fewer conceptually complicated issues and deals (for the most part) with matters that come up in everyday life. Within the Seder, I'm starting from the shortest tractate, Chagiga, and working my way up to the longer ones, even though this means I'm going in reverse order.

As a general rule, I will treat each chapter (pereq) as a unit of learning; each day will be spent either in reviewing the last new chapter and learning a new chapter, or in review of one or more previously-learned chapters. Each review session begins with completing the quiz on the chapter as best as possible and then checking my answers. I will publish the quizzes as posts on the blog, with the answers in the first comment, so that the quiz is visible without the answers at first.

The initial schedule for Chagiga will look like this (note that I'm scheduling time to make up the quizzes the first time through):

1. Learn chapter 1
2. Compose quiz for chapter 1
3. Review chapter 1, learn chapter 2
4. Compose quiz for chapter 2
5. Review chapter 2, learn chapter 3
6. Compose quiz for chapter 3
7. Review chapter 1, 2
8. Expand quiz for chapter 1
9. Review chapter 2, 3
10. Expand quiz for chapter 2
11. Review chapter 1, 2, 3
12. Expand quiz for chapter 3
13. Review chapter 1, 2
14. Review chapter 2, 3
15. Review chapter 1, 2, 3

After these fifteen days of learning, I should have a solid grasp of the tractate, in less than an hour a day, אי"ה, in time for Rosh Hashana.