Hello HN Soon me and a lot of students will be starting collage/university, so I figured this would be a good time for this question. Personally my high school teachers were not really good, and I want to fully understand the math and physics courses I will be taking for my engineering degree.

So what are you recommendations, what books or resources helped you? I'm sure this will be a great help to current undergraduate students and to anyone wanting to get into engineering.

Thanks :D

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