Shaggy
Well-known member
Here is the way I tabbed my MERM for last April's PE exam. At first glance, you might think it looks like an unorganized mess.
Notice that I have specific topics tabbed on the top of the book. This typically is a tab to get me to a specific formula, or data table.
And the MERM chapters are tabbed on the side of the book
When it all comes together, I can quickly find (in this example) my fluids data by going to the fluids section then looking at the top of the book to find the specific subject (moody diagram). Also note the way I tabbed the appendices, I started with the front most appendix and placed a tab in the upper left corner of the book. I worked my way clockwise around to the bottom right side of the book. I didn't tab every appendix, on the ones that were used most often.
I thought this was pretty slick so I thought I would share. This organization method definitely allowed me to quickly find necessary data during the test.
Notice that I have specific topics tabbed on the top of the book. This typically is a tab to get me to a specific formula, or data table.
And the MERM chapters are tabbed on the side of the book
When it all comes together, I can quickly find (in this example) my fluids data by going to the fluids section then looking at the top of the book to find the specific subject (moody diagram). Also note the way I tabbed the appendices, I started with the front most appendix and placed a tab in the upper left corner of the book. I worked my way clockwise around to the bottom right side of the book. I didn't tab every appendix, on the ones that were used most often.
I thought this was pretty slick so I thought I would share. This organization method definitely allowed me to quickly find necessary data during the test.
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