Chapter four of “Studying Engineering” by Dr. Raymond B. Landis is divided into a total of five sections. The first section discusses early course preparation. The author compares the beginning of a course to the beginning of a race; when the gun is fired, you must run immediately, just like a course. The section emphasizes the importance of acquiring textbooks and other required materials as soon as possible. The section then discusses the use and study of course syllabi. The second section begins by discussing the preparation for lectures. The book says that those who prepare for lectures follow the lesson with more ease. Section three begins by providing tips to follow during lectures. It recommends to sit near the front, avoid cell phone
