/sci/ - Science & Math

Its the second time I repeat it and I fear that I might have to repeat it a third time (last chance to pass it).

Although my past failures I attribute them to my lack of dedication and study, I've been picking up the habit over the last 2 or 3 months of studying everyday.

But coupling that with the fact that the professor doesn't give the class (it is up to us to give it) and the textbook material, I am having some troubles to fully grasp the topics.

We are using ''Aerodynamics for Engineers'', and its a good book, I have nothing against it, its just that I find it kind of hard to read.

Perhaps what I want to say here, is that this purpose of this thread is not me complaining about the book material but to see if I am lucky enough to get some responses from people who either know of this subject (fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, etc) and to get material recommendations on how to understand from the ground up the theory and math involved in Aerodynamics.

Anything helps I guess.