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Summary
MIT OpenCourseWare’s 18.06 Linear Algebra (Spring 2010) is a free undergraduate course taught by Prof. Gilbert Strang that introduces the fundamental ideas of matrix theory and linear algebra. The course covers systems of equations, vector spaces, subspaces, determinants, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, diagonalization, similarity, orthogonality, least squares, positive definite matrices, and applications such as graphs, networks, differential equations, Fourier methods, and linear programming.
It provides video lectures, lecture notes, problem sets with solutions, exams, and other study materials, making it one of the most popular self-study resources for learning linear algebra with a balance of theory, computation, and real-world applications.
COURSE
MIT OpenCourseWare’s 18.06 Linear Algebra (Spring 2010) is a free undergraduate course taught by Prof. Gilbert Strang that introduces the fundamental ideas of matrix theory and linear algebra. The course covers systems of equations, vector spaces, subspaces, determinants, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, diagonalization, similarity, orthogonality, least squares, positive definite matrices, and applications such as graphs, networks, differential equations, Fourier methods, and linear programming.
It provides video lectures, lecture notes, problem sets with solutions, exams, and other study materials, making it one of the most popular self-study resources for learning linear algebra with a balance of theory, computation, and real-world applications.
COURSE
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