Study Strategies:

Metacognition is thinking about how you think and learn. It will help you become a self-aware problem solver and take control of your learning.
Here is a list of suggested Metacognitive Study Strategies.

I highly recommend using study cycles and focused study sessions to study for this class.
Purdue Academic Success Center has workshops, peer success coaching, and academic consultations – all to help you improve your study habits.
"Teach Yourself How to Learn" by Saundra Yancy McGuire. McGuire goes into more depth about study cycles, focused study sessions, and other metacognitive strategies for learning. You can access a digital copy of the book in the Purdue library catalog.
- If you are short on time, start with “Chapter 5: Metacognitive Learning Strategies at Work”

Additionally, I also recommended using a technique called overlearning.
The idea is that you want to practice the techniques in this class beyond the point of understanding. You want to practice until the technique becomes second nature, like a habit, that you can execute the technique quickly without consulting the notes or a textbook. This will help you with the exam when there is limited time to complete the problems.
One strategy is to set a timer and quiz yourself, using problems from the homework, textbook, or the exam archive.