Anybody here already went through this? How good does your calculus

>>8441717
basic integreals

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>>8441755

No vector calculus, none of that?

I don't know much, but higher electricity and magnetism concepts involve higher forms of calculus right?

>>8441717
Upto Vector Calculus

Waiiit a minute, is this General Physics 2 or an upper level E&M course?
Because its basic integrals for the former, and some vecter calculus for the latter?

>>8441717
Purcell is essentially the lower-tier version of Griffith's EM. When I say this, I mean that it is harder than an intro textbook's description (i.e. Halliday or Young/Freedman) but include's less material and work than Griffiths.

Basically, if you intend to be serious about studying EM, take this progression:
1) Intro EM (Young&Freedman or whatever) + practice your calculus
2) Purcell once your calculus is good.
3) Griffiths once you finished going over a section in Purcell. Some may tell you to opt for Griffiths only but there is nothing wrong with using both at the same time. Griffiths, however, covers more topics and is slightly harder.
3) Jackson. Tread lightly.

>>8441771
Honors Gen Physics for kids who already did AP Calculus and Physics in high school.

>>8441795
Oh Idk bout that den boi.
Nigga you fucked if you thinkin honors is worht it

>>8441823
>black boy can't into physics

>>8441823
If it's honors it's probably the basic calc course i.e. simple integrals

>>8441795
If you're in honors for the street cred, rethink your academic goals and personal ambitions.
If you're in honors because you are bright and intelligent, you don't need to ask the question above and will be fine.