Focus on consistent daily study rather than cramming. When you review your material repeatedly, you reinforce knowledge that you have already acquired. This allows you a foundation that you can build on when new material is learned. Additionally, you will actually spend less time studying overall and will finish the course with a more thorough understanding of the material.
2006-08-19 22:15:16
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answered by sverthfreyr 3
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Tricks? Time table?
To do well on exams, will be different depending on the subject.
Always take good notes, ask for help when you need it, study, read the important parts of your book and hopefully your teacher will give you some sort of a guide as to what will be on the test.
2006-08-19 22:11:23
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answered by just julie 6
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How to Get a Good Grade on Assignments and Exams
Note: These standards are always in effect, regardless of whether an assignment or exam question mentions them explicitly. Individual assignments may also have criteria specific to the assignment.
Hand it in on time and correct.
Read, understand, and answer the question that is being asked.
Type your answer, or write legibly and clearly. If there are diagrams required, use a drawing program or a ruler. If we can't read it, we can't give you any marks for it.
It is surprising how many students lose marks because of these first three points. They are true for any course you are taking, and they are even more true in the `real world'. For this course, the TA and I will be marking in three categories:
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The quality of your solution.
Is your digital circuit or assembly language program efficient? Is it well structured? Does it make good use of components or assembly language instructions? Does it effectively incorporate the techniques that you've been taught in the course?
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The correctness of your solution.
In part, you demonstrate this through your design documentation. Also, if test data is appropriate, does your design work correctly for any example data supplied with the assignment? Does it work correctly on other data sets or inputs? Does it work correctly for extreme data points or trivial cases?
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The quality of your documentation.
Have you clearly explained the process and techniques that you used to create your circuit or program? Have you justified your design choices? Have you clearly explained the operation of your circuit or program? Note that answers without documentation will at best get you partial marks for guessing. Undocumented code or schematics will not be marked.
In general, it is your responsibility to provide an answer on an assignment or exam which is adequate to convince the TA or instructor that you understand the material. It is not the responsibility of the TA or instructor to come up with an interpretation of your answer which could be considered correct. When the assignment requires that you design a digital circuit, you will be expected to submit a copy of the schematic diagram along with documentation describing how your circuit operates and how you designed it. If the assignment involves simulation using LogicWorks, you will be expected to submit documentation describing how you chose the inputs you used to test the circuit, and a timing diagram which demonstrates that your circuit operates correctly. LogicWorks provides the facilities to print hard copies of schematic diagrams and timing diagrams.
For any assembly language programs you write during the course, you will be expected to submit a hard copy of your program, and documentation describing how your program works and how you designed it. You may (if we get this working) be required to submit an electronic copy of your program, which the TA will use to determine how well your program works. Please keep in mind that for electronic submission, your programs must work in the assignment lab environment. If you purchase software used in the course and work on your home computer, it is in your best interest to bring the program in and test it in the assignment lab environment before you submit it.
2006-08-19 22:27:14
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answered by Anonymous
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Try studying more but don't depend everything in books, learn from your experiences also because for me I want to be a natural bright person and not those type that they are bright just by memorizing the book.... Understand what you are reading or studying...Pay more attention to your teachers and parents.ü You can also use an organizer but it really depends on how you bring yourself to study....It also depends on your study habbit but you can try studying by thinking of some ways to make studying fun like you can make a song out of it and etc.ü
2006-08-19 22:25:54
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answered by AiMz....ü 1
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(1) Study very well when you are taught in school.
(2) Read some very often and learn some by heart.
(3) Practice the lessons very soon.
(4) Answer a question before your exam. Check your exam paper.
(5) Criticize yourself "What do I need to learn?" and "Which subject am I poor in?". It is very important.
(6) Learn what you need.
2006-08-19 22:28:40
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answered by juncattar 1
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Trust your first instinct - don't go back and change answers unless you are absolutely certain the first guess was wrong. Two out of three of your changes will be changing right answers.
Be calm, relax, take a few deep calming breaths now and then during the test.
Oh yah, don't forget to study.
Get lots of rest the night before - cramming till all hours is dumb. Good luck!
2006-08-19 22:12:00
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answered by MaqAtak 4
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concentate on ur studies,make a daily rutin for us studies, study at least 8hours in a day by ur own and last but not the least in the time of exam donot get nervous and believe in urself and also never study selective and develop a very strong willpower.
2006-08-19 22:31:57
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answered by Tony 1
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Make a schedule everyday.focus on it and stay true to that..dont give way 2 distractions..have a high goal and work hard 2 achieve it..all the best!
2006-08-19 22:45:52
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answered by Confused Princess 2
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well this is what even I would like to follow..study repeatedly.., that is revise as many times as possible with full concentration..
prepare your own time table and follow it often if not always..I hope this was helpful..
2006-08-19 22:11:07
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answered by nats 3
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First you should know how to balance all your activities.Then concentrate as well in your studies.Lastly make your own time
table.
2006-08-19 22:13:04
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answered by Roselle 1
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