Mastering Second Order PDEs in 3D Printing: A PhD Student's Journey

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I'm a PhD student in 3D printing struggling with second order partial differential equations. I have experience with calculus thanks to my Astrophysics bachelor and masters but I think I reached my limit.
 
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