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MONTH
or WEEK
| DAY
| Topic, Event
| Chapter & Section;
Practice Problems
| Assigned Homework
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| AUGUST
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Chapter 1: Vectors & Matrices
§7.1: Complex Vectors & Matrices |
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| WEEK 1
| 25 - 29 August
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| Mon 25
| Course Introduction
Syllabus, Objectives
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| Vector operations
| §1.1 #4(b),6(b),7(f),11
| §1.1 #8(b),25
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| Tue 26
| The Dot Product
| §1.2 #1(d),2,8,9,11,18(b),19,21
| §1.2 #10,15(b)
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| Thu 28
| Proof Techniques
| §1.3 #1(a),5,8(b),14,19
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| Fri 29
| Proof Techniques
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| §1.3 #22
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| SEPTEMBER
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| WEEK 2
| 1 - 5 September
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| Mon 1
|  LABOR DAY HOLIDAY
No class meeting
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| Tue 2
| Matrix Operations
| §1.4 #1(d),(h),(j), 2(H),(K),(M), 14(b)
| §1.4 #3(c), 13
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| Thu 4
| Matrix Multiplication
| §1.5 #1(a),(i),(n),
7-9,13,19,20,21(b),23,26
| §1.5 #2(b), 21
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| Fri 5
| Complex Vectors & Matrices
| §7.1 #1,3(a),(c),(d),(f),(i), 6-9
| §7.1 #3(g), 10
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Chapter 2: Systems of Linear Equations
§10.1: Elementary Matrices |
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| WEEK 3
| 8 - 12 September
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| Mon 8
| Gaussian Elimination
| §2.1 #1(a),(e)(g),2(b),(c),3,5,8,9
| §2.1 #1(b), 10
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| Tue 9
| Reduced Echelon Form
| §2.2 #1,2(a),(d),(f),3,4(a),5(b),7,8,12,13
| §2.2 #4(b), 13
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| Thu 11
| Equivalent Systems, Rank and Row Space
| §2.3 #1,2,5(e),(f),6(a),7,
8(a)-(c),9(d),13,16,19,21
| §2.3 #8(b), 12
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| Fri 12
| Inverses of Matrices
| §2.4 #2(a),(b),(d), 3(c),(d),(e), 4(a),(b),
6(a), 8, 10(a),(b), 13,14,20
| §2.4 #4(f), 13
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| WEEK 4
| 15 - 19 September
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| Mon 15
| Matrix Inverses, continued
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| Tue 16
| Elementary Matrices
| §10.1 #1,2(a),7,8,9
| §10.1 #2(b), 4
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| Thu 18
| REVIEW of Chapters 1 & 2 and §§7.1, 10.1
| §1.1 #26
§1.2 #23
§1.3 #25
§1.4 #15
§1.5 #27
§7.1 #11
§2.1 #11
§2.2 #14
§2.3 #22
§2.4 #21
§10.1 #10
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| Fri 19
| Hour Exam 1: Chapters 1 & 2 and §§7.1, 10.1.
Objectives for Hour Exam 1.
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Chapter 3: Determinants and Eigenvalues
§7.2: Complex Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors |
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| WEEK 5
| 22 - 26 September
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| Mon 22
| Introduction to Determinants
| §3.1 #1(c),(i), 2(a),(b), 3(c), 5(a),(b),
9(a),(b), 10,11(a),(b), 12,16
| §3.1 #13(a), 16(a)
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| Tue 23
| Determinants and Row Reduction
| §3.2 1,2(c),(d), 3(c),(d), 4(a),(c), 5,7,8,11
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| Thu 25
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| §3.2 #4(c), 13
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| Fri 26
| Further Properties
| §3.3 2(c),(d), 4(c), 8,15,16,21
| §3.3 #4(b), 16
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| WEEK 6
| 29 September - 3 October
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| Mon 29
| Eigenvalues and Diagonalization
| §3.4 1(d),(e), 2(b),(c), 3(a),(c),(g),(h),
4(a),(b),(g), 5(b),(c), 6,12,15,16,22,23
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| Tue 30
| Eigenvalues, continued
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| §3.4 #3(f), 12
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| OCTOBER
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| Thu 2
| Complex Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors
In-Class Exercise, working in teams of 2-3:
2x2 Real Matrices with Complex Eigenvalues]
| §7.2 1(c),2(c),3,4
| §7.2 #3(b), 4(c)
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| Chapter 4: Finite Dimensional Vector Spaces |
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| Fri 3
| Introduction to Vector Spaces
| §4.1 #3,6,12,14,18
| §4.1 #11
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| WEEK 7
| 6 - 10 October
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| Mon 6
| Subspaces
| §4.2 #1,2,5,7(d),11,13,14
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| Tue 7
| Subspaces, continued
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| §4.2 #18
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| Thu 9
| Span
| §4.3 #1(b),(c),(f), 4,6,7,14,23,25
| §4.3 #10, 26
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| Fri 10
| Linear Independence
In-class Exercise: [PostScript] [Acrobat]
| §4.4 #1-4,7,9,12,13,16,22,26,27
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| WEEK 8
| 13 - 17 October
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| Mon 13
| Linear Independence, continued
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| §4.4 #2(d), 19
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| Tue 14
| REVIEW of Chapters 3 & §§4.1-4.
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| Thu 16
| Hour Exam 2: Chapter 3 & §§4.1-4.
Objectives for Hour Exam 2.
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| Fri 17
| Basis and Dimension
| §4.5 #1(a),(d), 4,7,12-14,18,19,23
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| WEEK 9
| 20 - 24 October
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| Mon 20
| Basis and Dimension, continued
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| §4.5 #15
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| Tue 21
| Constructing Special Bases
| §4.6 #1,7,11,13,19
| §4.6 #15(a)
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| Thu 23
| Coordinatization
| §4.7 #1(a),(e),(f),(h),(i),
2(a),(c),(e),(g), 5,6
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| Fri 24
| Coordinatization, continued
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| §4.7 #1(b), 7(b)
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Chapter 5: Linear Transformations
§7.3: Complex Vector Spaces |
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| WEEK 10
| 27 - 31 October
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| Mon 27
| Introduction to Linear Transformations
| §5.1 1,5,7,8,12-14,
16,17,22,23,27,28
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| Tue 28
| Linear Transformations, continued
Appendix B: Functions
| Appendix B #2,4-8,10,11
| §5.1 #7
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| Thu 30
| The Matrix of a Linear Transformation
| §5.2 2, 3(a)-(c), 6(c),7(b),8(b),
11,12, 13(c),(d), 17,18,21,23
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| Fri 31
| Matrix of Linear Transformation, continued
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| §5.2 #7(b), 18(g) (and §1.5 #22(c))
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| NOVEMBER
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| WEEK 11
| 3 - 7 November
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| Mon 3
| The Dimension Theorem
| §5.3 #1,3,6,7,9,11,13
| §5.3 #3(b), 11
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| Tue 4
| Isomorphism
| §5.4 #1,3,5,7,10,11,12,14,27
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| Thu 6
| Isomorphism, continued
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| §5.4 #11, 21
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| Fri 7
| Diagonalization of Linear Operators
| §5.5 #1(e),(f), 4,5,7,8,10,15,16
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| WEEK 12
| 10 - 14 November
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| Mon 10
| Diagonalization, continued
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| §5.5 #4(b), 13
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| Tue 11
| Complex Vector Spaces
| §7.3 #2
| §7.3 #4
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| Thu 13
| REVIEW of Chapters 4 & 5
| §4.5 #13
§4.7 #6
§5.2 #14
§5.5 #10
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| Fri 14
| Hour Exam 3: Chapters 4 & 5
Objectives for Hour Exam 3.
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| WEEK 13
| 17 - 21 November
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Chapter 6: Orthogonality
§§7.4-5: Orthogonality in C^n,
Inner Product Spaces
§§8.10 & 8.3: Least Squares Problems |
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| Mon 17
| Orthogonal Bases, Gram-Schmidt algorithm
| §6.1 #1, 3(a)(b), 4(a),(b),
5(b)(d), 7(a)(b), 9-11, 15
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| Tue 18
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| §6.1 #5(b), 11
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| Thu 20
| Orthogonal Complement
| §6.2 #1(b)(d)(f), 2(b)(d), 4(a)(b), 5,
7-9, 10(b)(c), 11-13, 18, 21, 22
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| Fri 21
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| §6.2 #2(d), 21
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THANKSGIVING RECESS
24 - 28 NOVEMBER |
| DECEMBER
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| WEEK 14
| 1 - 5 December
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| Mon 1
| Orthogonal Diagonalization
| §6.3 #1, 3(a)(c)(d)(f), 6,7,9,11,12
| §6.3 #3(d), 12
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| Tue 2
| Least Squares
| §8.10 #1,4
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| Thu 4
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| §8.10 #1(b), 5
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| Fri 5
| Least squares polynomials
| §8.3 #1,2,4(b),6,9
| §8.3 #1(b), 8
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| WEEK 15
| 8 - 12 December
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| Mon 8
| Orthogonality in C^n
| §7.4 #4,5,11,12,14
| §7.4 #7(b)
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| Tue 9
| Inner product spaces over a field
| §7.5 #1-4,7-8,12,16,25,29
| §7.5 #11
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| Thu 11
| REVIEW
| §6.1 #9, 10, 14
§6.2 #8(a), 9(b)
§8.10 #2(b)
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| Fri 12
| REVIEW
| §7.4 #4, 5, 12, 14
§7.5 #4
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FINAL
EXAMS
| 15 - 19 December
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| Tue 16
| FINAL EXAM
9:45am - 11:45am, 124 Carver
Objectives for final exam.
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