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Gablar16
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I'm taking my first college physics course this semester and I couldn't be more exited. Only one thing wories me. The course and book claims to not require calculus. I'm worried that I will be missing out on many key concepts, because my plan is to transfer from the small liberal arts school that I am to the University of Puerto Rico (the best school choice in Puerto Rico for CE).
Will I be missing a lot of important details needed for a carreer in science?
The text is "contemporary college physics" by Jones and childers
ISBN 007-561828-1
Is there anything I should pay more attention or any additional studies I should pursue during the semester?
How hard was your first college physics experience?
any insight or links would be greatly appreciated.
Will I be missing a lot of important details needed for a carreer in science?
The text is "contemporary college physics" by Jones and childers
ISBN 007-561828-1
Is there anything I should pay more attention or any additional studies I should pursue during the semester?
How hard was your first college physics experience?
any insight or links would be greatly appreciated.