The best book, because it is full of worked examples and exercises, is K.A Stroud Engineering Mathematics, and the Advanced Engineering Mathematics book by the

The best book, because it is full of worked examples and exercises, is K.A Stroud Engineering Mathematics, and the Advanced Engineering Mathematics book by the same author. I used these books from First year to Masters level in Mechanical Engineering, it covers simple arithmetic to Laplace transforms and Fourier Analysis. Warning they are Plug and Chug methods, you might also want to take a course on logic and proofs. But if you want to really nail the mechanics of solving typical problems you can't go wrong. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2145638.Engineering_Mathematics https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2145638.Engineering_Math... Here's a review I found: This book represents a masterpiece in clear exposition. It takes the patient reader from quite basic mathematics through to that required by third year undergraduates in engineering and physical science courses in planned, frame-based, systematic and methodical steps. Each chapter has revision summaries, revision exercises and quizzes together with answers. Even mathematics undergraduates would probably benefit from it as part of their reading diet. It's been the 'staple' diet for such courses for decades for a reason: it has few if any peers!