I come from a math major background. I took an honors probability course in my year 2 which was very theory heavy (Covers probability rigorously from a measure theory point of view) and very application light. Needless to say, I feel like my problem skills after that course are little to non.
I am looking for a good probability book which covers a lot of computational problems and applied problems. I don't care how well the theory is written in the book since I feel I am very confident when it comes to theory (at least at the undergraduate/early post graduate level), but I hope its very practical and the problems in it cover a wide variety of application / computational techniques.
Thanks!