How should i prepare for studying Engineering in University

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I'll have to start the 1st semester at the university in 2 months in Mechatronics engineering.
I used to study physics and calculus before in high school so I have some knowledge about their foundation but not really good at it yet. I wonder that in the last two months, how should i prepare for he class, what should I concentrate about physics, calculus(i mean study by myself).
And if you guys know some of the textbook that is good for self-study then please
tell me.

Thank you,sir !
 
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Try to find out the courses you're going to be taking on your university's website. You can self-study on the internet (Khan Academy on youtube). You can always buy some textbooks early, but I wouldn't considering you might need to re-buy very similar ones when you start school. You're probably going to be taking calculus, linear algebra, mechanics, electricity/magnetism...All of which can be found in the open course-ware from MIT on youtube.