I need to learn engineering thermodynamics and fluid mechanics from scratch. Our lecturers were pretty bad. Our "uni" doesn't even use books.
Anyways, this is a really shitty school and I was able to get in easily, with barely any maths or physics knowledge as a requirement. Result is, the knowledge I received is pretty bad, and I passed 90% of my tests through YT. Even taught myself maths through YT.
TLDR; How do I learn Engineering thermo and Eng Fluid mechanics? My issues: very scarce physics knowledge, very basic, and haven't done multivariable calculus. I have 4 tests left to finish uni, and I have about half a year to do it. Two of those are Thermo and FluidM. How do I approach this? Does anyone have a good playlist recommendation on YT? Should I watch through all of Khan's physics videos first?
Anyways, this is a really shitty school and I was able to get in easily, with barely any maths or physics knowledge as a requirement. Result is, the knowledge I received is pretty bad, and I passed 90% of my tests through YT. Even taught myself maths through YT.
TLDR; How do I learn Engineering thermo and Eng Fluid mechanics? My issues: very scarce physics knowledge, very basic, and haven't done multivariable calculus. I have 4 tests left to finish uni, and I have about half a year to do it. Two of those are Thermo and FluidM. How do I approach this? Does anyone have a good playlist recommendation on YT? Should I watch through all of Khan's physics videos first?
