Say Cheese the problem that you will find is that everything is simplified theory.
First year university doing Engineering
Most of the subjects started with. "Well what you learned in school wasn't quite correct"
Second year was "What we taught you last year wasn't quite correct..."
Then at the end you realise everything is about energy and its conversion and conservation. And the technical bits of the converstions can be ignored and the overall effect on the system is all your interested in.
If you start off understanding the basic physics principles and then build them up to what your looking at its alot easier to visualise when you launch into it. Taking Bernoulli dry without conservation of mass and energy and newtons laws understood is quite abstract.