====== STEM ======

===== How to Learn Math and Physics  =====

  * How to Learn Math and Physics [[https://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/books.html#classical_mechanics|(John Baez)]]

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===== Common and Universal Subjects =====

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===== Mathematics =====

Within the realm of mathematical discourse, the discipline fundamentally endeavors to delineate truths devoid of empirical sensory attributes. This pursuit is characterized by the identification of consistent patterns derived from these established truths, the rigorous elimination of any logical contradictions or inconsistencies, and the formulation of conjectures informed by the aforementioned principles. Intriguingly, despite its abstract nature and detachment from tangible reality, mathematics manifests as an indispensable and universally coherent language, underscoring the paradox of its practical utility.

  * Precalculus
  * Problem Books
  * Calculus
  * Linear Algebra
  * Lambda Calculus
  * Advanced Calculus
  * Discrete Maths
  * Geometry
  * Topology

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===== Electrical and Electronics Engineering =====

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===== Computer Science and Computer Engineering =====

See [[:cs|Technology]]

===== Physics =====

==== Newtonian ====

==== Quantum Mechanics ====

==== Relativity ====

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===== Chemistry =====

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===== Biology =====

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===== Astronomy =====

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===== Geoscience =====

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===== Economics =====

See [[:money|Economics/Finance]]

===== Chemical Engineering =====

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===== Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering =====

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===== Nuclear Science and Engineering =====

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