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Here is the set of Review Topics for Test $1.$ I wrote the exam from these topics.

Some of you have asked how to prepare for the test. Here are some thoughts!

How To$,$ Prepare?

I recommend a $4$ pronged strategy, which assumes you've come to class, read through the Powerpoints and vide text in the Valacich text according to the Course Schedule timelines. $($If you haven't done that, you better get to

See What You Know Now. Sit down with the Review Topics and see how much you can say $($yes$,$ SAY it out I head that you know it$)$ about each topic without going back to any notes. You probably know more than you th confidence. Just as importantly, you'll see what you don't know so well and THAT should guide the time and eff what "scope" means and does, you don't need to spend time on it$,$ now do you?

Hit The Lectures With Focused Purpose. For the stuff you don't know so well, go back and look for the answ the video. If you need more explanation or examples, hit the Valacich text book, post questions on the Canvas appointment.

Talk It Out With A Study Buddy. I$\text{'}$m a firm believer in the idea that if you truly know something well, you sho another human. So get together with another MIS $306$ student, perhaps someone in your group, and go back Explain to each other what each topic means. You may be annoyingly surprised to find out that stuff you THOU when you try to say it$.$

Chill Before The Actual Test. I highly recommend that around an hour or so before the test starts, you stop c or do something quiet$/$calming that lets your mind relax. It's too easy for the brain to clutch up in these things $($ relax so you can access what you know.