Personally, I think: 1, I should have an outline of these two books. If you feel that time is tight and the book is too thick to read, there is a well-organized review outline on the Internet, which can be downloaded. 2. For important theoretical knowledge, we should learn by rote, or even by rote. 3. Remember theoretical knowledge when you are in a good mental state, and read some case studies when you can't move. 4. Read as much as possible and do more online questions. Write down what you don't understand and find the answer in time. Copy down the analysis questions that appear on the Internet and try to analyze them yourself. 5, to ensure that there are gains every day, review every three to five.

Learning is very important, but rest is equally important! If you have a good attitude, you will play beyond the level. There is still more than a month before the exam, no problem, as long as you have passed these two courses, put down your burden and study.

The above is my personal learning method, for reference only. )