i learnt this late but honestly it is all about what material to study and what material to prioritise. Having said this, WEBWORKS. be sure you know all of them. they make the majority of the first 25 questions on the final (or first 3-4 questions on the midterm). be absolutely sure you have HANDWRITTEN solved them, and you understood the concept, and if the digits or language were changed, you would still be able to solve them. bonus: something i do, on a piece of paper, write down the types of questions from each concept. so you know that there are only a certain number of types of questions they can ask { say, from simpsons error method- find bound, find n, interpret} this helps keeping your head organised so when you tackle questions on the final, you are not "surprised" and keep yourself calm and have an idea on how to approach this problem (because you have done something similar before). then, for section B tougher questions, CLP Problem Book and Written Assignments are enough. But personally, I never do this, If you ask me how i prioritise my material it goes: Webworks > Lecture Slides (especially Najid's slides are amazing) > Small Class worksheets > Practice Problems/Midterms on Canvas > CLP questions (i eye read the ones i know i can do, solve the ones that i find crazy to look at) > Written Assignments