Doesn’t matter…in the long run.
If you naturally gravitate to EE, won’t matter what you get in physics even if you have to go community college then transfer to MIT just to boost the GPA and grades.
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Most of the time, 2 big reasons.
- Not enough time to get familiar and wrap your mind around brand new concepts.
- Poor teaching.
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EE isn’t “tough” like pure math, so you’ll be fine.
Take the C to pass, but consider finding ways to bone up on it again later - tutor, kahn academy videos, another community college class, whatever - not for the grade, but to master each topic.
It’s not absolutely critical to EE depending on your you jobs - there’s other EE things to master - but Regardless of what class you are in, if you aren’t getting a good grade, it’s a sign you need to do something now or in the future to master it.
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Kinematics has little to do with actual EE, imo, unless you’re in a field like speaker design.