Stages 1 and 2 will have given you some idea of the range of revision topics and potential material you could draw on for
revision.
You may find that for one topic you not only have an assignment, but also notes from your tutorial, course materials, audio
visual material, or supplementary readings. Such a selection points to this being a strong revision topic for you.
Although there is no exact formula for how much you should cover in your revision, it is a good idea to revise more topic
areas than the number of questions to be answered. You may find that a particular topic you have revised has a question with
a narrow focus or an awkward slant.
It will become clear that certain topics appear on the exam paper year after year. Some topics will have a wealth of material
for you to draw on, and other topics will simply be your favourites and easier to learn. It is always a good idea to show
your list of revision topics to a tutor or fellow student. You can ask them what they think about your revision plans.