I mean, the college math I had was: calc 1-3 and differential equations (4 classes total), and probability/statistics (1 class). I didn't have to take linear al

I mean, the college math I had was: calc 1-3 and differential equations (4 classes total), and probability/statistics (1 class). I didn't have to take linear algebra, but I got a good enough understanding from calc and my algorithms class (we studied algos from a theoretical perspective with math, like the CLRS book, so we did some vector and matrix stuff). Paul's Calc Notes are awesome for calc. But it seems like you have plenty of resources right now, so probably the best thing to do now is actually pick one at a time, and go through it.