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coffeejunky
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Hello. I am currently an undergrad in CS. Next semester (fall) I will be taking a calculus-based physics course, that is, classical mechanics, otherwise known as "Physics I: Mechanics", if I am correct on that, (don't yell at me).
I have no prior knowledge of physics other than having taken algebra-based physics back in high school, so I'm a little nervous about what should I expect or how to prepare. However, I'm very confident with my math, having taken two semesters of calculus. I have a full summer coming up, and if some of you would like to share your "wisdom", please do so. How should I prepare for this course, if at all?
I have no prior knowledge of physics other than having taken algebra-based physics back in high school, so I'm a little nervous about what should I expect or how to prepare. However, I'm very confident with my math, having taken two semesters of calculus. I have a full summer coming up, and if some of you would like to share your "wisdom", please do so. How should I prepare for this course, if at all?