Books for Self learning math from the ground up I am a CSE graduate currently working as a .NET and android developer. I feel my poor basic in mathematics is hampering my improvements as a programmer.
I want to achieve a sound understanding on the basics of mathematics so that i can pick up a book on 3D graphics programming/Algorithm and not be intimidated by all the maths(linear algebra,discrete mathematics... etc. ) used in it.
So, what path/resource/book one should follow to create a good foundation on mathematics?
Thank you
P.S. I have read this but i wanted to know other/better options.    

The lecture notes by W. W. Chen are accessible, just pick what you require in there. The books published by The Trillia Group are nice too (the number theory one is rough going!). If you are interested in math for computer science, the lecture notes at MIT for their 6.042 class cover everything you'd want to ask. All of the above are available in PDF for free.
As the answer by @mixedmath states, start with what you need and drill down. Make sure you understand how proofs work (the MIT notes start with that, and are quite clear). If you get stuck, sleep it over and try again. Do the exercises, at least enough to feel confortable you've got the hang of the matter. If really stumped, ask here or at http://cs.stackexchange.com.
Good luck!
