Mastering Physics: Tips & Tricks to Refresh Your Knowledge & Get Back on Track

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To re-engage with physics after a break, starting with online resources is recommended. YouTube offers a wealth of conceptual videos and tutorials, particularly in calculus and related mathematics, which are essential for understanding physics. For a more structured approach, consider specialized online courses, such as those by Lenny Susskind available on the Stanford channel, which cater to advanced topics like quantum mechanics and relativity. It's important to specify the desired focus area within physics and whether you prefer free resources or university-level courses to tailor the learning experience effectively.
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I have forgotten physics in which I have done my Masters.Can anyone help how to start again?Any Online course?
 
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Any Online course?

Hmm... Perhaps a youtube search, ole chap? I wouldn't look under "Masters of physics refresher," though. Things are a lot more specialized these days it seems. It basically breaks down like the subtopics on this website, quantum, relativity, classical, etc. If you are a master, though, I'd recommend Lenny Susskind's courses on the Stanford channel.
 
Masters means Graduate Course no. Plz. specify Physics is your subject or its brach, what type of online course you want Free, from university etc
 
Malcolmjean said:
I have forgotten physics in which I have done my Masters.Can anyone help how to start again?Any Online course?

How long ago did you do your Masters? Youtube would be a good place to start, lots of conceptual knowledgeable on there, plus loads of tutorials on calculus and the other relevant areas of mathematics you might be interested in. Is there anything in particular you are looking to refresh?
 

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