EDIT: Thanks everybody for the suggestions! You’ve been great help to me.
I’m getting prepared for my computer science degree in college but pretty behind in the related classes. What are the best resources out there? Preferably in English as my native language resources are shit at explaining the basics.
I’m currently studying in Khan Academy but was wondering if there are somethings I’m missing out.
NOTE: I am NOT in college yet. I’m trying to get in college now. So the stuff I’m looking for is high school stuff.
3Blue1Brown on youtube has amazingly good visual explanations for various math concepts. Helped me out a lot when I was having trouble with calculus. It doesn’t help specifically with memorizing theorems or anything, but provides a good conceptual framework to start with. https://www.youtube.com/c/3blue1brown
Khan Academy
Paul’s online math notes are by far the best resources out there for the first few university level math courses.
https://tutorial.math.lamar.edu
It is a great shame that his linear algebra notes were removed years ago.
I studied engineering after failing high-school algebra, so I was also pretty behind.
Khan Academy is a great resource for everything from elementary algebra to calculus and linear algebra, all of which you’ll use.
Symbolab is great for figuring out tough homework problems.
YouTube is good for certain topics, and some may be able to explain how something applies to comp Sci.
Once you’re in, use office hours. Some places have free peer tutoring. Everywhere has tutors you can pay for.
