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I would second that, and add a recommendation for "Chapter Zero" which is a book targetted at the high school/early college level which provides an introduction

I would second that, and add a recommendation for "Chapter Zero" which is a book targetted at the high school/early college level which provides an introduction to those fundamentals that are often skipped in the rush towards calculus.

tokenadult 17y ago
This Chapter Zero, http://www.amazon.com/Chapter-Zero-Fundamental-Abstract-Mathematics/dp/0201437244 http://www.amazon.com/Chapter-Zero-Fundamental-Abstract-Math... right? I have not read this particular book, but in general most students who desire to study math should take a look at a "transitions course" textbook or two, to fill in the gaps left by studying only in the fast lane to calculus. http://www.amazon.com/Mathematical-Proof/lm/R3LUNI80ZOUYK4/ http://www.amazon.com/Mathematical-Proof/lm/R3LUNI80ZOUYK4/ http://www.amazon.com/Mathematical-logic-and-foundations/lm/3L9OBW0IXF414/ http://www.amazon.com/Mathematical-logic-and-foundations/lm/... http://www.amazon.com/How-solve-prove-books-useful/lm/31B4QV24TPSZ/ http://www.amazon.com/How-solve-prove-books-useful/lm/31B4QV...