I’m in CC. Long story short, but the only Calculus 1 class that I could go to in CC this semester conflicted with one of my engineering classes. So I decided to take it online. I took online classes before and aced them. I’m doing well in the course and got a B on the midterm, but I feel like I’m not learning anything. I really wish I hadn’t taken it online. But I can’t go back and change it. Does anyone have any advice on how to truly learn calculus 1 during my break? I know that’s stupid, but I want a good foundation…
OK, it seems a little gimicky, but this guy completed the whole 4 year MIT CS curriculum, including passing tests, online, in 1 year. He has some techniques to speed the acquisition of information, including watching the videos faster than real time. The link is below. Kahn is also good. They’re both free. Good luck!
http://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2011/10/09/learn-calculus-fast/
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/18-01sc-single-variable-calculus-fall-2010/
Thank you very much @eyemgh . Those look like great sites!
You’re welcome! I actually decided to watch the Calc series in double time. I took calc right around the time it was discovered ( 
) and managed to quickly forget all of it since I don’t ever use it. Hope it helps. Enjoy.