MA 35100, Spring 2022
Course Description
Credit Hours: 3.00. Systems of linear equations, finite dimensional vector spaces, matrices, determinants, eigenvalues and eigenvector applications to analytical geometry. Not open to students with credit in MA 26500. Typically offered Fall Spring.
Instructor Info.
| Section | Room | Time | Instructor | Office | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MA 35100 111 | REC 309 | 10:30am | TR | Ma, Linquan | MATH 740 |
| MA 35100 112 | REC 309 | 9:00am | TR | Ma, Linquan | MATH 740 |
| MA 35100 126 | REC 122 | 4:30pm | TR | Sinclair, Thomas | MATH 744 |
| MA 35100 127 | UNIV 303 | 2:30pm | MWF | McClure, James | MATH 836 |
| MA 35100 128 | UNIV 119 | 2:30pm | MWF | Wei, Ning | MATH 404 |
| MA 35100 129 | UNIV 119 | 3:30pm | MWF | Wei, Ning | MATH 404 |
| MA 35100 21 | REC 123 | 9:00am | TR | Liu, Baiying | MATH 616 |
| MA 35100 22 | REC 123 | 10:30am | TR | Liu, Baiying | MATH 616 |
| MA 35100 83 | UNIV 303 | 1:30pm | MWF | McClure, James | MATH 836 |
Course Materials
| Section | Type | Title | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| 112 | Textbook | Introduction to Linear Algebra (5th) | Gilbert Strang |
| 111 | Textbook | Introduction to Linear Algebra (5th) | Gilbert Strang |
| 128 | Textbook | Linear Algebra: Ideas and Applications (4th) | Richard C. Penney |
| 127 | Textbook | Linear Algebra: Ideas and Applications (4th) | Richard C. Penney |
| 022 | Textbook | Linear Algebra: Ideas and Applications (4th) | Richard C. Penney |
| 083 | Textbook | Linear Algebra: Ideas and Applications (4th) | Richard C. Penney |
| 129 | Textbook | Linear Algebra: Ideas and Applications (4th) | Richard C. Penney |
| 021 | Textbook | Linear Algebra: Ideas and Applications (4th) | Richard C. Penney |
| 126 | Textbook | Linear Algebra: Ideas and Applications (4th) | Richard C. Penney |
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