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Topics List
Date |
Sections |
Topics |
Prerequisite Skills |
Student Learning Outcomes
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Week 1/2
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1.1 and 1.2
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Systems of Linear Equations
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- Adding and subtracting equations
- Solving an equation for a specifed variable
- Equation for a line
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- Matrices, vectors
- Gauss-Jordan elimination
- Rank of a matrix
- Matrix addition
- The product Ax
- Inner product
- Linear Combinations
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Week 3/4
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1.3, 1.4 and 1.5
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Linear Transformations
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- Basics of functions
- Inverse functions and the identity function
- Vectors and the Inner product
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- Linear transformations and their properties
- Geometry of Linear Transformations (rotations, scalings and projections)
- Matrix Products
- The Inverses of a linear transform
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Week 5/6
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2.4
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Bases and Linear Independence
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- Linear Combinations
- Dimension in Rn
- Image and kernel of a function
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Image and Kernel of a linear transformation
Span of a vector set
Subspace of Rn
Linear independence and basis
Dimension
Rank-nullity Theorem
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Week 7/8
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Similar Matrices and Coordinates
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- Conics (ellipses in particular)
- Equivalence Relations
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- Coordinates in a subspace of Rn
- Similar matrices
- Diagonal matrices
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Week 9/10
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Orthogonality
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- Parallel and perpendicular lines
- Absolute value function
- Basic trigonometric function
- Properties of inner products
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- Perpendicular vectors
- Magnitude of vectors
- Transpose of a Matrix
- Orthonormal vectors
- Orthogonal Projection (x = xjj + x?)
- Orthonormal Bases
- Gram-Schmidt process
- The Least Squares solution
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Week 11/12
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Determinants
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- Summation notation
- Sgn function
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- Properties of Determinants
- Row operations and determinants
- Invertibility based on determinant
- Geometric Interpretation of the Determinant
- Cramer's rule
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Week 13/14
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Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors
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- Finding real roots of a polynomial
- Finding the kernel of a function
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- Diagonalization
- Finding eigenvalues
- Finding eigenvectors
- Geometric and algebraic multiplicity
- Spectral Theorem
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