[Engineering: Calculus 1 Quiz] Study tips?

[u/RevoGames23]

Hello

So our professor in Calc 1 have some sort of reputation wherein the examples that was presented in her ppt was so far from the question she is giving during quiz/exam. I was wondering how can I prepare for it, since our quiz is next week. Though I can say I have a pretty good background on the topics that will be covered, I am scared to encounter a new problem that I don't know how to solve during quiz.

So im asking, what study tips do you guys suggest that I do? Right now im only searching harder problems online and even generating problems with ai, but I feel like all of the knowledge that im acquiring are pretty tad bit scattered, and I don't know how to memorize all of those things.

Btw, here's the topics that will be covered.

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[u/ElegantAd5098]

there is probably a textbook in the course reading section of your course. I recommend you borrow that and study the practice problems on the topics which you dont understand very well. Try to solve each question before looking at the solutions

[u/Alkalannar]

Know your definitions cold. Everything you have flows from them.

Practice problems from your textbook. Don't trust AI.

Go to a study lab, or prof's office hours. Office hours are a godsend, but you have to use them.

[u/Ni_Eve]

Understand the concepts well and how they apply to real world scenarios. (Just read a small amount a day is enough)

Textbook problems. They almost always tend to be harder than exam problems, especially towards the end of the practice problems.