TITLE: Where can I find a comprehensive guides to linear algebra and calculus?
QUESTION [5 upvotes]: I'm a software engineer with a keen interest in all sorts of artificial intelligence and machine learning applications, and also quantum computing.
Both areas require quite a bit of linear algebra and calculus, and I'm afraid mine is quite rusty.
I'm looking for a good source on either or both. I'm not exactly a stranger to them, I'm familiar with the basics (functions, basic matrix operations, and a bit of single variable calculus I can remember from high school), but I'm more of a logic & set theory guy.
Does anybody know of a good source that covers more than the basics, but isn't too technical? (I'm not a dedicated mathematician)
Much appreciated :)

REPLY [3 votes]: Linear Algebra
For video lectures, here is Gilbert Strang's video lectures. As a companion textbook, Linear Algebra Done Wrong by Sergei Treil is a great resource despite its name.
For traditional textbooks, I'm sure these questions are good resources:
What is a good book to study linear algebra?
More Theoretical and Less Computational Linear Algebra Textbook
Calculus
Paul's online math notes may be a good place to start for a free calculus textbook. Here are MIT's video lectures on single variable calculus. 
For traditional textbooks, I'm sure this question will give a panoply of suggestions:
suggest textbook on calculus