MATH 22 Linear Algebra with Applications

This course presents the fundamental concepts and applications of linear algebra with emphasis on Euclidean space. Significant goals of the course are that the student develop the ability to perform meaningful computations and to write accurate proofs. Topics include bases, subspaces, dimension, determinants, characteristic polynomials, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and especially matrix representations of linear transformations and change of basis. Applications may be drawn from areas such as optimization, statistics, biology, physics, and signal processing. Students who plan to take either MATH 63 or MATH 71 are strongly encouraged to take MATH 24. Not open to students who have taken MATH 024.

Instructor

The Staff, Frei (Fall), Williams (Winter), The Staff, Orellana, Zhou, Orellana (Spring)

Degree Requirement Attributes

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Offered

• Fall
• Spring
• Summer
• Winter