<p>I am an incoming freshman for the University of Michigan College of Engineering. Two of my required classes are Physics 140 and 240. I want to try and start studying this summer for these classes. Does anyone have any suggestions, such as the textbook used, materials used, or even anything i can study this summer to get a head start?</p>
<p>For PHYSICS 140: [LSA</a> Course Guide](<a href=“FA 2012 | PHYSICS 140 - General Physics I | Section 100”>FA 2012 | PHYSICS 140 - General Physics I | Section 100)
For PHYSICS 240: [LSA</a> Course Guide](<a href=“FA 2012 | PHYSICS 240 - General Physics II | Section 100”>FA 2012 | PHYSICS 240 - General Physics II | Section 100)</p>
<p>enjoy your last summer as a high school student. the time you put into studying the physics material now will not provide you with the best returns when the exams for the class start rolling in.</p>
<p>but, if you must study ahead, just read through the textbooks. actually, if you are in ann arbor (or willing to make the trip), i have the textbooks for 140 and 240 that i can sell for fraction of the market resell value.</p>
<p>Rockbiter, thanks!
feathr, I’ll be in UMICH from June 26-28</p>