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My question, his question, but blogs as resources to be specific.
I find blogs great to keep up to date... refresh material...
So do you know any blogs who tackle math-related programming problems...
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The general rule of thumb is that for each credit hour, you should spend 2-3 hours a week outside of class studying. For example, in a 3-credit class, you should spend 6-9 hours each week outside of class studying, and for a 4-credit class, you should spend 8-12 hours per week.
Not exactly what you're asking for, but Project Euler freshens up my math skills.
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More along the lines of Project Euler than a blog, William Wu has quite a number of math and CS challenges.
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Good Math, Bad Math is my favorite regular math blog.
Steve Yegge's post Math for Programmers gives a pretty decent rundown of what math is important for programmers to understand.
I also like to keep an eye on the math subreddit.
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Better Explained has several good articles.
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This blog has some interesting math-related things. Some of them are pretty high-level. You've been warned.
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Not exactly a blog, but: Notices of the American Mathematical Society
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I blog about programming and math, especially probability and statistics, at The Endeavour.
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If you want highly lucid explanations and discussions of mathematics related to computer science, then this blog, Developing for Developers, is superb. [No posts for a while, but the previous posts are great.]
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It sometimes goes off on tangents but this guy blogs about math software a lot
www.walkingrandomly.com
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