Dummitt and Foote suggested above is a great text on the subject and probably the best when it comes to a complete treatment of the theory.
The only complaint one could make is that it's written for mathematicians.
A more appropriate book for "lower level" students (in terms of mathematical maturity) would be John B. Fraleigh's "A First Course In Abstract Algebra".
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 19.2 ms ] threadThe only complaint one could make is that it's written for mathematicians.
A more appropriate book for "lower level" students (in terms of mathematical maturity) would be John B. Fraleigh's "A First Course In Abstract Algebra".