Usage of "I am to" (I am to pass the Math course in Januarary.)

[Mzahed]

Hi Folk!
I wander if you help me with the grmmatical point of "I am to " .For example, I am to pass the Math course in Januarary. Doese it mean I am expexted to pass ....

Thanks in advances,
Mohammad,

[OxfordBlues]

Yes it generally gives the meaning of expectation or obligation.
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