MIT's introductory classical mechanics course from the OpenCourseWare archive (Fall 1999 offering), covering Newtonian mechanics, motion, forces, energy, and momentum with lecture videos and course materials. It is the first course in MIT's introductory physics sequence.

Commenters point to it as part of the MIT physics sequence and say it is probably the only physics course needed for game programming.

On Reddit (2)

1. Recommendsantpocasr/programming2010in “What math courses would go well with game programming?”▲ 2

   You may want to check out some MIT OCW lectures. **Calculus:** * Single Variable Calculus * Multivariable Calculus * Differential Equations **Linear Algebra:** * Linear Algebra **Physics:** * Physics I: Classical Mechanics (**probably the only one you need for game programming**) * Physics II…

2. Recommendslasthope106r/programming2010in “AskProggit: Best video lectures?”▲ 2

   MIT physics sequence. MIT electronics. Stanford 106A 106B lectures were great too.

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