I keep noticing that most course syllabi read like a marketing flyer. They list topics, a handful of textbook chapters, and a vague "assessment will b
Need help figuring out a good study routine for differential equations in physics
I have a physics class that covers differential equations, and I'm having trouble grasping the methods for solving them. I tried the textbook examples, but I still can't see how to apply them to real problems. I also feel like I'm not using my time efficiently. Any suggestions on how to structure my study sessions, or resources that explain the concepts in a more intuitive way? Also, would it help to focus on specific types of equations first? Thanks.
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