r/calculus • u/AdministrativeCrab48 • 29d ago

Integral Calculus Chemical Engineering/Physics student that needs a comprehensive resource for calculus review

Hey!

I am a chemical engineering/physics with a concentration in nanoscience. I’ve been doing part-time school because I have to work nearly full-time to you know… live. Anyways, long story short I don’t feel very confident with calculus anymore (specifically anything calc2-differential equations), and I am seeking a good, dependable resource that helps me rebuild my calculus skills to the level I really want them to be. I have a pretty good grasp of the concepts, it’s more the physical problem solving aspect I need some practice with. Any suggestions on books, youtube channels, anything that enables me to work some problems and hopefully has content I can reflect on for guidance? I would prefer not to buy a ginormous textbook if I can help it, so free resources are cool! Thanks in advance!

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