This linear algebra course, taught by Professors Gärtner and Weismantel, covered fundamental topics such as vectors, matrices and their operations, and solving linear systems, before progressing to concepts like orthogonality, projections, linear regression, eigendecomposition, and singular value decomposition.

While the course closely followed Professor Gilbert Strang’s MIT linear algebra course (which I highly recommend watching on YouTube), it delved deeper into mathematical proofs and rigor. It also included practical applications through “CS Lens,” which added an interesting perspective.

Overall, the course was well-structured, and its alignment with Strang’s material was helpful. However, I found that it sometimes focused too much on formal proofs rather than fostering an intuitive and visual understanding. That said, it’s still an excellent and educational course, especially given the wealth of online resources available on the topic.

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