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Math
3330: Introduction to Linear Algebra and Vector Spaces
Help Outside Class Time
Instructor's
office hours (through
Tuesday Dec 8 inclusive):
Mon
and Wed 1:30-2:15 pm and
3:30-4:10 pm using Microsoft Teams (see Canvas Announcements for
the link), or by appointment.
(Instructor's office hours
during Dec 9-18 will
be posted on the homework
page at the end of Nov.)
Our
LRC tutor is
Logan Marshall ( logan.marshall@mavs.uta.edu
) and his office hours (through
Dec 8 inclusive)
are:
Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:00-8:45 am using Canvas
conference.
You can also contact the Math Clinic and/or LRC in PKH 325 for help; tel = (817) 272-5674 (or try (817) 272-1749). Some (not all) tutors in the clinic should be able to address your questions. Meetings/appointments are via Microsoft Teams. Check their websites for details.
This course will make use of Canvas for some items.
Homework.
Make
sure you are viewing the most current version of the homework page
and not the version in your browser's cache; reload the page from
source, or clear the cache and reload the page. Skimming
through the main ideas in a section shortly before that section is
covered in class should help you understand the lecture -- try
it!
(Link
to instructor's homework assignments in Math 3330
in
Fall 2018.)
Some practice quizzes & tests from other courses/websites/universities with immediate feedback or solutions provided:
practice quiz on solving systems of linear equations
practice quiz on linear transformations and kernels, image, etc
practice quiz on linear spaces, dimension, bases, etc
practice quiz on determinants and diagonalizability
some practice quizzes & tests on various aspects of our course
some practice quizzes on various aspects of our course
some more practice quizzes on various aspects of our course.
Some online applets to help with calculations in this course:
toolkit to help with matrix row operations, finding the inverse of a matrix using row operations, determining if a set of vectors spans a certain subspace, finding bases, etc;
online help with matrix calculations such as solving a matrix equation, finding rank of a matrix, inverse of a matrix, matrix multiplication, or this other helpful website for finding eigenvectors and eigenvalues.
For those of you interested in applications of linear algebra, you could surf the web, or consult this website or this website at NASA or this other website at NASA or this other website for items to read.
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Math
5330: Graduate Algebraic Geometry
Help Outside Class Time
Instructor's
office hours (through
Tuesday Dec 8 inclusive):
Mon
and Wed 1:30-2:15 pm and
3:30-4:10 pm using Microsoft Teams (see Canvas Announcements for
the link), or by appointment.
(Instructor's office hours
during Dec 9-18 will
be posted on the homework
page at the end of Nov.)
This course will make use of Canvas for some items.
Homework.
Make
sure you are viewing the most current version of the homework page
and not the version in your browser's cache; reload the page from
source, or clear the cache and reload the page. Skimming
through the main ideas in a section shortly before that section is
covered in class should help you understand the lecture -- try
it!
(Link
to instructor's homework assignments in Math 5330
in
Fall 2016.)
A list of books that are likely good supplements to the required textbook (this list is from the course taught in Fall 2016).
For those of you interested in applications of algebraic geometry, you could surf the web, or consult this website or this website at NASA or this other website at NASA or this other website for items to read. A website at NASA that illustrates applications of category theory (a subfield of abstract algebra) is here.
5 Mathematics-related careers voted among top 10 best jobs in 2019!!
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(copied
from Don Bovee at math.washington.edu)