MATH 265 Linear Algebra
Section 041, Fall 2016
Course Information
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Instructor: Guang Lin
Office hours: TR
04:20-05:00pm (tentative) or by appointment
Email: guanglin [at] purdue.edu
Grader Tianran Liu, email: liu1121@purdue.edu
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Announcements
You are welcome to apply for Network for
Computational Nanotechnology (NCN) Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships to
work with me in summer on Machine Learning for Big Data using the Linear
Algebra you learned from this class:
https://nanohub.org/groups/ncnsurf
https://nanohub.org/groups/ncnsurf/ncnresearch
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Textbook:
Elementary Linear Algebra Package Purdue University, Bernard Kolman
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Fill-in lecture notes in Python Interactive Jupyter
Notebook:
https://github.com/PredictiveModelingMachineLearningLab/MA265
Fill-in Lecture notes in PDF format:
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Aug 30-Sep1 |
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Sep 6-8 |
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Sep 13-15 |
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Sep 20-22 |
Review/Prac |
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Sep 27-29 |
Midterm I |
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Oct 13 |
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Oct 18-20 |
Prac
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Oct 25-27 |
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Nov 1-3 |
Midterm II |
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Nov 29-Dec 1 |
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Dec 6-8 |
Review I |
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Lectures Time and Location
Section 041: TR
01:30-02:45pm
Classroom: UNIV 103
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Course Guide
Please refer to the Math Department
math265 homepage for general course information
such as textbook, homework, exam and grade policy.
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Midterm and Final Exam:
Throughout the semester,
there will be two Midterms and one Final Exam. Midterms are in class. The final
exam is in the Final Exam Week. The date and the location will be announced
later in class.
Calculators are NOT
allowed in quizzes and exams.
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Special Rules for this Section:
1. Most HW is submitted online at WebAssign by
Thursday evening 11:59pm. The few problems not submitted online, including all Matlab problems, will be collected every Thursday in the
beginning of class.
2. No late homework will be accepted.
3. Homework must be readable and, must be stapled
and Matlab HW is required to be printed. Illegible
scribblings will receive no credit from the grader.
4. Quizzes will be randomly given in the last 10-15
mins in class. Most questions of quizzes will come from problems of previous HW
(or their variations).
5. The worst 4 homework, quizzes, Matlab scores will be dropped.
6. Actively participating in class and working on
extra credit problems will help improve your grade.
7. Grades may be curved according to instructor discretion.
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Syllabus
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Homework:
Homework for this course
consists of two types: online homework and hand-graded homework. The online
homework is based on the WebAssign system. Most online homework is due Thursday evening 11:59pm. The hand-graded problems come from two resources:
textbook problems and Matlab projects. Hand-graded
homework will be collected every Thursday in class. Weekly homework assignment will
be available at WebAssign system.
No late homework will be
accepted.
Homework should be
readable and stapled. Illegible scribbling will receive no credit from the
grader. For Matlab projects, you should hand in the
printout of your Matlab session, including the source
code and the generated graphs. You are encouraged to discuss with your
classmates. However, your write-up must be independent. Homework assignments of
high similarity will receive no credit.
Weekly homework
assignments can be found in the assignment sheet and webassign.
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Grading Policy:
Homework assignments and quizzes: 25%
Midterm Exam I: 20%
Midterm Exam II: 20%
Final Exam: 35%
Scores of hand-graded
homework assignments, quizzes and exams will be published on Webassign.
Late homework will not
be accepted
Academic dishonesty are
prohibited
The worst 4 homework,
quizzes, Matlab scores will be dropped.
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Useful Links:
Department
of Mathematics, Math265 homepage
WebAssign
Blackboard
Department of
Mathematics