TITLE: What books are recommended for learning calculus on my own?
QUESTION [33 upvotes]: 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

REPLY [2 votes]: Another great book is Introduction to Calculus and Classical Analysis by    Omar Hijab. It contains many solved problems to show you how the reasoning is like and is well written.
http://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Calculus-Classical-Undergraduate-Mathematics/dp/1441994874