What books are recommended for learning calculus on my own? I recently graduated with a degree in bachelor of science with a focus interactive and multimedia design. I had to opportunity to take 1 C++ course and 1 HTML course. I was also only required to take one math class, introduction to calculus (and it was hardly calculus, it was more of a math class for designers)
Since graduating I have pursued a career in web development. I'm considering going back for a MS in computer science or MS in web technologies. 
I feel my math has suffered dramatically as I have always been behind most others on my math studies (middle school through college). I want to learn calculus as I feel it's an integral part of any CS degree. 
Does anyone have any recommendations on any great books that I can read through and teach my self a bit of calculus or other advanced math topics?
Thanks for any advice

If you want to learn Calculus, why not learn it properly and rigorously. With $\delta$'s and $\varepsilon$'s.
Get the book of Michael Spivak. 
It is a bit advanced, but not impossible. It does not require any prerequisites, although, it would be useful to have some knowledge, say of Pre-calculus, and High School Algebra. 
In this book you can also find a great collection of exercises: Easy, Intermediate, Hard and Very Hard ones. 
And if you manage this book, you'll be really proud of yourself!
