Catch Up in Mathematics: Study Plan & Book Recommendations

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Hello everyone,
I took some physics course but i never could be that serious because I had some difficulties first and it kinda get snowballing then I failed/stopped. So, i want to catch-up/(revise??) undergraduate mathematics (physics). So, i have a summer to do that i think, i can catch-up Mathematics (Analysis, Linear Algebra, ODE, Complex Analysis,...) and try to look (If I had time ) at Physics (Mechanics, QM, Electrodynamics, ...). I want a study plan (books recommendation for that).
That's the books i think i'll need at least according to some research on the forum:
Friedberg: Linear Algebra
Ross: Differential Equations
Zill's : Differential Equations with Boundary Problems
And some Feynman/Griffith books ?
Hope you can help me :)
 
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