Linear Algebra studies the nature of linear relationships when there is more than one unknown. Advanced matrix techniques are developed for solving linear systems. The role of linear functions or transformations in various problems in applied mathematics is examined. Efficient algorithms are developed to solve complex problems. These products need to be shipped to 10 different customers in 10 different locations.
Linear algebra is the basis for analyzing situations in which there is more than one unknown.
Regression analysis in economics and statistics, data analysis in finance, allocation of scarce resources in management and curve-fitting in computer graphics are just some of the wide ranging applications of linear algebra. This course will be of interest to any student who anticipates needing to analyze simultaneously information about more than one activity or object.