Recent content by Fraze

Should one focus on just the ability to DO the math or also the theory behind it? Would a the book " ISBN-10: 0521679710 " suffice or should I do something to the effect of Spivak's or Apostol's calculus?

I will be majoring in physics when I go to college in about 5-6 months. I have a lot of hours that I can put into study up before I go, like 400 hours on the low end. I would like to hammer away at the hardest and most time consuming areas of physics and math. I have learned most of precal but...

I'm Fraze. When I was 15 I became interested in science(you can thank NdGT). Long story short I plan on getting a dual degree in physics and engineering, I don't know what fields yet, and then after being in the workforce for a few years possibly go for a PhD in physics but that's a long ways...