/sci/ - Science & Math

Hey Anons! So I'm currently off for the Summer right now, but I'm currently enrolled at TTU, and I'm set to start Calculus next semester. Any suggested reading or media for said subject?

How do I make studying math more enjoyable?

I'm in a CS program but I despite math and do not enjoy it at all. I love the programming part of it and I'm pretty good at it but all the math courses required in the program are making me want to completely drop Computer Science.

It seems like on every other study subject if you run into a problem or into something you don't understand you can just Google the issue and you'll be able to find useful information to grasp the concept and keep studying forward. If you run into something you don't understand in, lets say, Calculus or Linear Algebra, Google results are basically useless or it will take you HOURS to finally understand it but most of the time you'll be stuck there until you're able to book an appointment with a professor.

Who /failingcalculus/ here

Derivatives some wack shit man

Is calculus the most advanced math topic?

Hey /sci/, In a few days, while all the fags will be in their houses enjoying the summer vacations, I will start a calculus course, and I want to be prepared when it starts. So, tell me what is calculus about, it is hard? Am I gonna fail?