>>7781257 (OP)
Just open a textbook and read what's inside. That exactly what lectures are, reading from a textbook out loud. Sometimes lecturers add in their own stuff to make it more "understandable" but that really isn't necessary.

However, I do advise you to bring your brain when learning math, especially by yourself.

>>7781257
With open coursework on YouTube anything is possible senpai

>>7781270
>>7781296
are there any people who have actually done this?

>>7781303
How do you think it got started in the first place?
You have to want to spend time with it. That's it.

>>7781257
Forgo to precise.

I was complete garbage at math, even got caught cheating at an exam.

Now I'm doing med studies, but I just really want to see if I'm actually able to be good at math and have good logic and reasoning skills, because I didn't put any effort at all back in Highschool.

>>7781303
I never go to lecture and learn everything from my book/script. Here are the scripts for Analysis first year (in German):

http://www.asc.tuwien.ac.at/funkana/skripten/ANA_I.pdf
http://www.asc.tuwien.ac.at/funkana/skripten/ANA_II.pdf

The book I used on top of that was Rudin - Principles of Mathematical Analysis.

>>7781303
I have. I self taught from arithmetic to calc III, linear algebra, diff. eqs, complex analysis and few other bits.

I'm not extraordinarily intelligent, I'd say maybe a bit above average for my degree and uni.

>>7781312
Books:
Quick Arithmetic
Practical Algebra

then some precalc book

now get to work instead of whining

>>7781317
Hat's auch gut geklappt notentechnisch?
Teilweise frage ich mich: Wozu in die Vorlesung gehen, wenn ein Selbststudium effizienter sein kann und das Verständnis eh mit der alleinigen Auseinandersetzung kommt.

>>7781303
Yes, I'm doing it now on Khan Acadamy
Nice to see peoples progress when they post their Screencaps of where they're up to
>sticky, faggot

>>7781257
Yes. Learning with textbooks is in fact much easier than learning with only lectures