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I will be doing general physics 2 this coming fall semester, so I wanted to prepare for it beforehand so that I don't struggle with the course. Is there any good website that can help me study? or any other sort of helpful review sources. and anyone have any idea what physics 2 is mostly about? I mean the most important topics for physics 2.

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I've got to write an essay about this, so I wanted to read different opinions about this topic?

I'm a freshman, and starting the fall semester I will be a sophomore. I'm planning to do programming, physics 102, calculus 2, writing 102, and intro to statistical analysis. I am not confident in doing well in all of them, I was wondering if this will be stressing. My friend told me that I have to get used to it, since later on during my junior year and all things will always be like this. All my major courses will be tough and I won't have a choice but to do them together. My major is computer engineering.

what I'm bad at is the solving & calculation part, which is probably stoichiometry. The thing is, I was always bad with this, but in high school I pulled it off by memorizing, but now in university this not working!! I already did VERY bad in my first midterm, and I don't want to repeat this again, so please is there anyway for me to improve ? maybe a good website or a blog or something??

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I'm a freshman in uni and so far I have been doing 101 courses for physics, chem, wri, calcu, but still I'm not doing a good job at all!! So if anyone have any sort of tips for me or may want to share their experience I will be more than happy to read :)

Which one is more worth studying ? Or what's the difference?

This is my first semester in university, and I majored in computer engineering. some people tell me that I made the wrong choice, since computer engineering is only about computers which are not used much nowadays, they are replaced by tablets, smartphones, ipads and so on.

but I think that computer engineering is not only about computers, its about anything computerized. which is hardware engineering or software engineering. and nowadays alot of things are computerized! correct me if I'm wrong, do you think these people are right? did I make the wrong choice?