Bound reference for exam2

[bilgia]

i know it doesnt matter so much for most of us, but i am curious to know what we are all taking as a bound reference for exam2.
i have my tutors notes (jack) but im still looking for things to add. so if anyone has other notes...post em thanks!

[BenBenMan]

I'm taking in an exercise book with my summaries in it... apparently some people are taking in their textbooks but it seems a bit pointless. You wouldn't want to be trying to flick through a big textbook finding stuff in the middle of the exam.

[joechan521]

I'm taking in an exercise book with my summaries in it... apparently some people are taking in their textbooks but it seems a bit pointless. You wouldn't want to be trying to flick through a big textbook finding stuff in the middle of the exam.

you wouldnt want to flip through any notes during the exam..
should've have everything remembered. the notes are for just incase you forget a formulae or something.

if you prepared enough, u'll find urself bringing a bound reference that you worked on for a long time, and dont even get to use it

[Collin Li]

The only thing worth writing down is scalar/vector resolutes (parallel and perpendicular).

Everything else is given to you.

[Daniel15]

I'm probably going to bring this book:


I don't think I'll need it (I didn't use any bound references for the practice exams I've done), but I thought I should bring it just in case I forget something.

[Galelleo]

I'm taking in an exercise book with my summaries in it... apparently some people are taking in their textbooks but it seems a bit pointless. You wouldn't want to be trying to flick through a big textbook finding stuff in the middle of the exam.

you wouldnt want to flip through any notes during the exam..
should've have everything remembered. the notes are for just incase you forget a formulae or something.

if you prepared enough, u'll find urself bringing a bound reference that you worked on for a long time, and dont even get to use it

Thats true, but writing up/adding notes to a bound reference is really good for studying, it helps you summarise what you know and organise yourself.

[Matt89]

I'm probably going to bring this book:
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I don't think I'll need it (I didn't use any bound references for the practice exams I've done), but I thought I should bring it just in case I forget something.

I'm bringing that in too. Its OK; its got some good stuff in it but misses some important stuff too

[Galelleo]

yeah, thats what ive got aswell, except cross reference it with a few other texts, eg smart study/checkpoints, so you can fill in the blanks it leaves

I like it mainly because of the space for notes down half of every page.
keeping it by me when i do practice exams, to add whatever.
D

[AppleXY]

lol o...k, this is getting a bit outta hand. :p Isn't discussion abot bound references not post counts ? :p

I'll split and post so guys can post there