anyone know a good way of studying?

Question

im doing a computer course in college, its my third year and its tough, anyone know a good way of studying where i can remember this stuff, help i have 5 weeks left in college and a want to pass, you see its not that i want to pass this course i want to learn it, id love to be a techno genius at computer stuff

you see i dont want to end up passing and forgetting what i have done, id love to remember it all

its like with tv and i remember alot of stuff from films from there what remember details from there, thats because its interesting, i wish they could try and do films like that but with learning but without you knowing it

but if anyone knows any good way of remebering my studies id be very greatful

Answer 1

If you are talking about learning facts, then you may find mnemonics useful. You can find out details of how to do this by borrowing Tony Buzan's book from the library (or click onto the links below for a crash course - there's a great section on memory techniques for exams). For other stuff, eg processes, techniques etc that must require understanding, you must ask yourself questions before studying the subject that you can tick off when you've read through your notes. This gives you some idea of whether you know the topic well or not. (They also make great revision notes!)

I like to convert my notes into pics, using my imagination and senses as much as possible.

For example, I pretend that the person is suffering from a condition is someone I know and imagine how all the symptoms affects their lives and the sort of questions they would ask me.

The best thing is to practice, practice, practice. You will find that this is much more effective and you won't even struggle to remember, you just know.

Another method is to take someone under your wing, eg in the same year as you, and explain it to them. I find that I always remember stuff I've taught to someone else.

Good luck!!

Answer 2

The best way to learn anything for computer science, MIS, etc is to actually program and do it. Plus experiment, and add lots of print statements/outputs to see whats going on. This is a subjust you can actually learn alot on by trial and error, plus learn even more interesting things when you make a mistake.

Answer 3

Everyone has their own way of learning, but my tips are:
1) Use colour in your notes - the brighter it looks, the less likely your eyes are to get tired.
2) If you think of something funny in the lectures, then write it in your notes - it'll give you a chuckle when you're revising, and will make you more interested in re-reading the notes to find the funny bits :)

Answer 4

Make short notes ,practice, Plan well,verify for significant matters,learn textbooks thoroughly,remedy previous twelve months's question papers,understand & learn the techniques,stress on significant factors/formulae,Time your efforts,stress on your weaknesses,Make schedule,focus nicely, Donot depart any chapters,Have sufficient sleep,do no longer bypass foodstuff,do no longer lose your peace,try your reminiscence,Rewrite your notes to assist reminiscence, do no longer cram,discover the the terrific option hours. do no longer learn once you're rather drained. this is greater advantageous to get a physically powerful night's sleep after reading for a jiffy, than to push on at 2 in the morning. you will no longer bear in mind plenty and you're probable to work out a overall performance drop day after immediately. ,distinctive matters call for various reading,sort your individual questions. each and all of the terrific , desire YOU DO nicely :)

Answer 5

You can save important points in computer and take out a printout of that and pin up that sheet in your soft board.You will be reading it whenever you will pass from near it.



Best of luck