How to Pass a Course
Publisher: Wikibooks 2010
Description:
Many students have constant problems with different courses, despite the effort put in. This short guide will show some basic steps on how to pass a course. It is not meant to be a full treatise on study methods, but rather a practical guide of various techniques.
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