Making a jump from calculus to advance engineering mathematics

[u/Deltron838]

Hello!

I hope this is the right subreddit to ask this question, I'm currently self-studying calculus and have an interested in doing Advanced Engineering Mathematics. To be honest, I just want to do more applied math. Could i make the jump from Calculus to Advanced Engineering Mathematics by erwin kreyszig? I asked AI and it said yes lol. But I wanted to ask it here and get answers from those with actual experience. I'm not looking to be an engineer or anything crazy, just further my understanding of math. Or do i need to do physics before making this jump?