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Brahmajala
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Hi everyone, I don't know if similar questions have been submitted here previously, let me know if they were.
So, I just graduated from the local High School in Aeronautics, and I'm ending up in what's deemed one of the hardest courses you can think of here in Italy: Physics.
I'm going to start with the first semester's lessons on October 1st with one whole semester of Calculus, Analytical Geometry and last but not least a Scientific Programming course + laboratory (+ an eventual basic Mathematics course if I fail the exam on the 11th of September).
Honestly I'm really freaking scared, I'm moving into a huge city that is Rome, after living in a small countryside village for the entirety of my life, to face this course.
Have you got some advice on how to survive here? Anything will be appreciated, whether about the course or living in a big city.
P.S. I am already having a taste of Calculus with a book I found on the department's website
So, I just graduated from the local High School in Aeronautics, and I'm ending up in what's deemed one of the hardest courses you can think of here in Italy: Physics.
I'm going to start with the first semester's lessons on October 1st with one whole semester of Calculus, Analytical Geometry and last but not least a Scientific Programming course + laboratory (+ an eventual basic Mathematics course if I fail the exam on the 11th of September).
Honestly I'm really freaking scared, I'm moving into a huge city that is Rome, after living in a small countryside village for the entirety of my life, to face this course.
Have you got some advice on how to survive here? Anything will be appreciated, whether about the course or living in a big city.
P.S. I am already having a taste of Calculus with a book I found on the department's website