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Course Title: Linear Algebra

Course Introduction

This intensive 2-week online course in Linear Algebra offers a foundational yet rigorous exploration of core concepts essential to mathematics, engineering, computer science, data science, and the physical sciences. Designed at the degree level for 4 academic credits, the course provides learners with the theoretical tools and practical skills needed to understand and manipulate linear systems and vector spaces.

Over the duration of the course, students will study topics including vectors, matrices, systems of linear equations, determinants, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, and linear transformations. Emphasis is placed on conceptual understanding, analytical reasoning, and computational techniques, with real-world applications and problem-solving strategies integrated throughout.

Delivered entirely in online mode, the course combines video lectures, interactive modules, problem sets, and quizzes to ensure flexible yet comprehensive learning.

Assessment Method

Assessment will be conducted through a 100-mark objective-type examination, covering both theoretical understanding and applied problem-solving. The exam will test students on key concepts, definitions, computations, and interpretations, ensuring a balanced evaluation of both knowledge and application.

By the end of this course, students will have a solid grasp of linear algebraic structures and be prepared to apply them across a range of academic and professional contexts.

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