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John Moffat.
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- August 3, 2020 at 5:53 am #579016
Dear Sirs,
I am now at the end of learning phase with BPP text.
First I’ve gone through all the lectures on OT (in June), than I started the study text, reading all essential information and making all exercises.
But it seems I am getting better with the technical calculations, but struggling to remember all theory (like assumtions and considerations for every theory/model) and then struggling to use this theory for reasoning C questions.
I have always had a good memory, but here I don’t know what is going wrong… I have understood the sense of things during the OT video lectures, but then…info disappears from my head(((
How much of the theory I have to actually remember and be ready to reproduce in C questions?
When answering the test questions, then I can remind me of the sense of questions.
Thank you in advance!
August 3, 2020 at 8:59 am #579029Approximately 50% of the exam involves calculations and 50% is theory.
The theory questions are not usually testing pure learning but are testing understanding.
The only way is to keep practicing questions in your Revision Kit and learning from the answers.
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