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Hello, I'm about to start university as an electrical engineer student, and I'd like to have a better grasp of the theory behind the stuff we'll see in the program. I've been through Cegep here ( I think it's the equivalent of the last high school year + the first University year in the United-States; it is considered post-secondary education and it is required to attend university).
I have followed Calc I, II, III, physics I, II and III, and linear algebra. The physics courses were lightly calculus based, physics II (E&M) being the one that required the most calculus.
However, if I were to attend university I would still have to take courses such as Electricity and magnetism, classical physics, etc., so these "post secondary" physics courses aren't physics undergrad courses (just making sure the CEGEP part doesn't confuse anyone).
I'm a very motivated student, I don't mind working harder to understand a more rigorous book (I plan to do exercises also) but since I have no idea about what undergrads actually start with, I don't want to "waste" hours in a book to find out it's too easy or too advanced for my level.
If you guys could list a book or 2 that would be good for what I'm looking for, that would be awesome :D
I have followed Calc I, II, III, physics I, II and III, and linear algebra. The physics courses were lightly calculus based, physics II (E&M) being the one that required the most calculus.
However, if I were to attend university I would still have to take courses such as Electricity and magnetism, classical physics, etc., so these "post secondary" physics courses aren't physics undergrad courses (just making sure the CEGEP part doesn't confuse anyone).
I'm a very motivated student, I don't mind working harder to understand a more rigorous book (I plan to do exercises also) but since I have no idea about what undergrads actually start with, I don't want to "waste" hours in a book to find out it's too easy or too advanced for my level.
If you guys could list a book or 2 that would be good for what I'm looking for, that would be awesome :D