Customize this roadmap based on your prior knowledge, but make sure you have all these skills down well before moving on. Some of the emphasis I place on coding practice might seem unnecessarily extensive, but trust me when I say that you will struggle if you don't do the appropriate practice.
Get very familiar w/ Python
Other resources you can use if you don't like my roadmap
When you call .backward(), where are your gradients stored?
What is a loss function? In general, what does it take for arguments, and what does it return?
What does an optimization algorithm do?
What is a hyperparameter, and how does it differ from a regular parameter?
What are some examples of hyperparameters?
Stop here for now and revisit once more familiar with building a basic neural net.
Getting Better with Tensors
Do a lot of this, and do it well. When you feel like you're done, spend a few more days on it. I still have not become completely comfortable with tensor manipulation and that's been a chink in my foundation that has truly bottlenecked my progress.
Learn einops and einsum with this: https://arena3-chapter0-fundamentals.streamlit.app/[0.0]_Prerequisites
Please do this well. I never built up a strong foundation with tensor manipulations and I still struggle whenever I embark on larger projects because of it.