The lecture notes and web links (below) and continuous assessment problems contain all material necessary for  this module. 
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The  algebra lectures are based on the e-textbook 
<br><center><I><b>A Short  Introduction to University Algebra</b></I>, by Graham Ellis</center>
which will be made  available on Blackboard. 

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The  calculus lectures are based on the textbook:<br>
<center> <I><b>Calculus, early transcendentals</b></I>  by James Stewart (Sixth Edition)</center> which can be accessed online via <a href=" https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/nuig/reader.action?docID=5133071&ppg=1">this library link</a>. Only so much of an explanation can be achieved in lectures, and this book can be used to reinforce (or maybe even clarify!) explanations given in lectures. It also contains many problems (some with fully worked solutions) on which you can practice. Even if you drop maths in second year, this will be a handy book for your scientific bookshelf. And if you continue with maths in second year then you'll be able to use the book again then.