Self-learning Mathematics My question is very elementary, but I hope that you will endure it.
I am currently in a CS Master's program and I notice that my skills in mathematics are lacking. My calculus course was 10 years ago. I know I can take remedial courses, but I was hoping to do some self study to learn mathematics because it is something that I have always wished to understand, just never had a lot of time nor knew exactly what order in which to learn topics.
What books could anyone recommend that would take me from College Algebra to Calculus and anything beyond.
Also, does anyone know a hierarchical structure of all mathematical fields?
Thanks,
xeralti 

Mathematical Classifications


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*AMS Mathematics Subject Classification

*Mathematics Subject Classification

*Mathematics Subject Classification Graphs

*List of Mathematical Topics
Book References on MSE


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*Book Reference for Calculus and Linear Algebra :: Engineer

*calculus, self-study..recommendations?

*Good books for self-studying algebra?

*Relearning from the basics to Calculus and beyond.

*Search for other lists on MSE


Web Resources


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*MIT Open Courseware

*Khan Academy

*Search for class notes and online books

