Introduction to Linear Algebra

Name: Introduction to Linear Algebra
Rating: 4.3 (1 reviews)

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Discover the essentials of linear algebra, including vectors and matrices, and prepare yourself for work in the tech industry.

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What you'll learn

Upon completing this course, you will:

describe objects and present data with vectors and matrices;
use matrices to solve linear equations;
perform various operations with vectors and matrices;
determine matrix determinant and inverse and their applications;
get a taste of structured linear algebra through vector spaces and vector bases.

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Topics covered by this course

Matrices

11 topics

Fundamentals

9 topics

Vectors and vector spaces

9 topics

Systems of linear equations

9 topics

Linear operators

5 topics

Equations

2 topics

Analysis

1 topic

Analytic geometry

1 topic

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Dmytro

7 months ago

This is quite frustrating course. I mean, algebra is abstract, but you propose your course on a web/app platforms and have access to all fancy stuff like illustrations and animations. There are no good examples of linear algebra application. This course is all about throwing some equations in the st ...