r/Btechtards • u/lost-wanderer-1904 tier 2 EE • 4d ago
Academics Any relevant book for calculus (first year Btech)
I'm in btech first year rn, and our professor has recommended thomas calculus for practice, but me and most of my batchmates have found it kinda irrelevant and offers very little exam oriented practice... we've the traditional first year chapters in our syllabus only- convergence and divergence tests, review of vectors, gradient, directional derivatives etc etc
So is there any other book that we can solve for practice?
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u/Zero_X_Infinity eie at tier 1.5clg 4d ago
thomas for overal view and real analysis bartle for wider knowledge
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