https://www.physics.mcgill.ca/~hilke/719.pdf
https://www.jahid-hasan.com/writings/a-complete-learning-path-for-cfd/
https://www.susanrigetti.com/physics
"An account of the Big Bang by one of the most brilliant physicists of all time."
"A brilliant, inspiring little book on the laws of nature."
"A brilliant popular introduction to particle physics and its history, beautifully illustrated with amazing figures and photographs. (Unfortunately it’s a bit difficult to find online right now, but if you find a copy, you should buy it ASAP!)"
"My absolute favorite popular introduction to general relativity."
"A solid introduction to classical mechanics. Is best understood around level 5 in the undergraduate curriculum."
"Feynman's Lectures are essential readings for everyone interested in physics, and you'll find a copy on the bookshelf of every amateur and professional physicist. These lectures are what got me into physics: my astronomy professor told me to read them and see if I liked physics - they changed my life! They are somewhat difficult to understand if you are just getting started, but they will make more and more sense by the time you reach levels 5 and 6 in the undergraduate curriculum."
"The very best popular book about particle physics — it clearly explains the most difficult concepts without resorting to speculation. (I had the honor of working with Bruce on a search for supersymmetry at the ATLAS detector.) This book is a great read while you are starting level 7 in the undergraduate curriculum."
A Hands-on Guide to Exploring Physics with Haskell by Scott N. Walck https://nostarch.com/learn-physics-functional-programming