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Artinian - Noetherian rings and modules suggest study guide
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I suppose it really depends on what aspects you are interested in, but even for the basic properties, there are many choices. My personal choice is Atiyah-Macdonald's text where the chapters are pretty clearly laid out. Another good resource is Keith Conrad's notes: Found here.