I am currently student at San Jose State University majoring in Electrical Engineering.<br><br>When I was in community college, my requirement was to take Physics 4C, 4B and 4C [General Physics for Scientists &amp;<br><br>Engineers] which I basically finished the book.<br><br>I see some people are saying this book is really horrible but I don't think so.<br><br>I loved how they oriented the subject and each chapters are clear for me to understand.<br><br>Remember, this is for general physics for who is willing to study in science which is covering most of modern physics that we will experience in real life.<br><br>My courses were pretty fast I believe, because we went through 16 chapters in first semester [Mostly basic physics with newton's law] and 16 chapters in second semester [Circuits, and chemistry based] and finally 12 chapters which I believe 44 chapters total.<br><br>I am not seriously care about grade, I am more likely care about how much I learn from this book/subject.<br><br>Maybe for grade wise, problems are difficult specially 3 star problems at the end of each chapter.<br><br>However, it covers every physics knowledge that student must to know in order to be successful in science major.<br><br>I don't regret that I could not get A on this classes but I loved how this book directs you to more interest of physics that's why I choose to be a engineer from economist.