Maths

Hey, first time posting on this board. I'm a 19 year old in a German high school and I really want to study maths. Do any of you have tips what I should practice before I go to university? I want to be ahead when I get there and if possible could you tell me where I can get a super detailed explanation of the maths I will need? Are there useful tricks to get into the right mindset of looking at problems etc? Thank you in advance

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with "maths I will need" I mean stuff I will need to use at university

do the advanced courses or its not worth your time

Yeah, I'm trying to get into all of them except the "math revision" for the people who just need a passing grade in maths

this is the sydney uni course schedule. im sure you can find one relating to your uni.

maths.usyd.edu.au/u/UG/

Thank you!

>maths
It's "math" not "maths" you subhuman mudslime

If you know russian, they have free textoobks on most universities. Be aware that our schools are tough and the student going to university is required to know lot of subjects that western europeans are being taught during their first and second year. The assumed familiarity with the subject is reflected in the textbooks so it might be a little bit too "dense" for you. Don't get discouraged though, it gets better witheach textbook and soon enough, the language of mathematics will be natural to you

i don't speak any Russian but thank you for the advice. I can Probably get it translated by a friend of mine.

In that case mccme.ru/free-books/ is a gentle introduction. To get a picture of what you can expect. ITMO has free textbooks available, of particular interest would be their graph theory and temporal logic textbooks. MSU has great linear algebra, calculus and topology textbooks.