1. Determine learning objectives: Make clear the specific content and objectives of calculus you want to learn, such as mastering the basic concepts of derivatives and integrals and solving practical problems.
2. Find suitable teaching materials and resources: Choose an authoritative advanced mathematics teaching material, such as Mathematical Analysis and Advanced Mathematics, or refer to online teaching videos, tutorials and problem sets.
3. Make a study plan: Make a reasonable study plan according to the content of the textbook and your own time schedule. Divide the learning content into small pieces and arrange a certain study time every day or week.
4. Understand basic concepts: Calculus is based on basic concepts. First of all, we must make sure that we have a clear understanding of the basic concepts such as derivative, limit and integral. You can deepen your understanding by reading textbooks and watching teaching videos.
5. Doing exercises: Doing a lot of exercises is the key to learning calculus. Choose some exercises that suit your own level, and gradually improve the difficulty from the simple beginning. By doing problems, you can consolidate your knowledge and cultivate your ability to solve problems.
6. Ask for help: If you encounter difficulties or don't understand, you can ask for help. You can seek answers and discussions from teachers, classmates or math forums.
7. Summarize and review more: summarize and review frequently during the learning process, and organize the learned knowledge into notes or mind maps for future review and review.
8. Persistence and continuous learning: Calculus is a complex subject, which needs continuous learning and practice. Keep patience and persistence in learning, and believe that you can master calculus well.