Preparing for a combinatorics course

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I would say that learning the basic definitions, notation, and experimenting with the material would give you the best shot. That way when you take the class you can actually work on the material and not be slowed-down by not knowing the basics.Good luck!
 
I advise you to find out ahead of time which textbook will be used for the class. The introduction or the preface often states the prerequisites. Also, the first chapter of the text may contain introductory material that will be used later in the course. This information should help you to decide what you need to review or learn in advance.