Courses Would you need some background before calculus physics?

Let's say this person has no background in the subject whatsoever; he has not taken a single physics class in his entire life. How would he fare in calculus-based physics, in your opinion? I'm sure I've already made this topic, and asked this question before, but I can't seem to find it on this site using the search function.

 

Yes.

 

I just finished II.

 

Sorry. I'm fairly proficient in calculus; I was great in I, and am skillful in II, with the exception of series and using the proper vocabulary (series vs. sequences) to describe the behaviors of the infinite series, as well as sequences, my teacher has tested us on. I can get series and sequences mixed up pretty easily; other than that, though, I was pretty good in Calculus II this semester. Much better, I think, than how I did last fall with Calculus I. Overall, I think I understand everything pretty well.

 

Incidentally, this site just posted an article relating to this. Would you agree or disagree with it?

https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/resources-high-school-physics-home/

 

Thank you for your input, symboli.