[disgruntledphd2]

Probably, but it's almost certainly not a good idea.

This is a pretty good (and free) textbook: https://otexts.com/fpp2/

To elaborate on my point above, you can definitely get some results quickly without understanding how it all works, but even a small bit of knowledge about whatever method you're using can help dramatically when you're trying to debug things.

I don't think the book above has that much maths, and it's definitely aimed at newbies to forecasting. The examples are in R though, which may not be particularly useful for you.