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In my experience, nothing beats solving problems. Even if you get help via solution manuals. I went from being a B/A student to top of my classes (engineering)
by jay3ss 4y ago
In my experience, nothing beats solving problems. Even if you get help via solution manuals. I went from being a B/A student to top of my classes (engineering) by solving many problems. I would do my homework and then go back before exams and redo the homework twice for a total of solving the problems 3 times. Never failed me. I actually managed to get a perfect score from a professor who wrote notoriously difficult exams where a 50% to 60% was curved to be a B
- empyrrhicist 4y agoYep, a book with proofs and worked exercises is great for this because you can try to do the proof and then look at the solution to see if you got it reasonably correct. In my case the book covers a lot of stuff that I passively "know", but working problems has helped get be back to an active understanding.
- debanjan16 4y agoCan you mention some books of this type?
- empyrrhicist 4y agoThe one I'm enjoying right now is Introduction to Stochastic Processes by Erhan Cinlar.
- dev_0 4y ago[dead]