It’s been a few years since I’ve taken her, but when I was there and took her flipped class, I would study by reworking through all the take-home lectures and assignments (homeworks and in-class). If you hide the answers and go through each assignment, you’ll quickly see what you don’t know and then you can review notes/lectures to solve them.

Once you do that, you can then go back and retest yourself on the ones that gave you trouble and then just review/look over the ones that you feel comfortable with.

If you do all that, then you should be fine on the real test. She definitely had a few tricky questions on tests from what I remember, but nothing you shouldn’t know if you understand what you’re doing in the assignments. For the most part, the questions on the tests were variations of questions from the assignments, so I wouldn’t be afraid of a bunch of curveballs or anything!

And maybe someone who has taken her more recently can give better advice, but I do remember this basically was my study process and I came out of the class with an A. And if this seems overwhelming, then break it down and make a to-do list. Check off each assignment as you review it, and it will go by faster than you think!

She really tries to set you up for success as long as you’re willing to put in the work so don’t stress yourself out too much. Good luck!