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What is the course code for Math II: Linear Algebra?
What is the course code for Math II: Linear Algebra?
EBP042A05
Which prior math course is recommended but not strictly necessary for this course?
Which prior math course is recommended but not strictly necessary for this course?
Math I: Calculus
What topics are included in Week 1 of the course?
What topics are included in Week 1 of the course?
Set theory, cardinality, algebraic structures, polynomials, and complex numbers.
According to the schedule, when does the course start?
According to the schedule, when does the course start?
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What will occur on Friday, Oct 25 in the first week?
What will occur on Friday, Oct 25 in the first week?
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How many weeks does the Math II: Linear Algebra course last?
How many weeks does the Math II: Linear Algebra course last?
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What are the office hours for the course lecturer?
What are the office hours for the course lecturer?
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Who is the lecturer for Math II: Linear Algebra?
Who is the lecturer for Math II: Linear Algebra?
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When is the homework deadline for Week 1?
When is the homework deadline for Week 1?
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What type of mathematical structures does the course explore?
What type of mathematical structures does the course explore?
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When is the resit scheduled?
When is the resit scheduled?
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What is the formula for calculating the final grade?
What is the formula for calculating the final grade?
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What is the requirement to pass the course?
What is the requirement to pass the course?
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How many tutorials are there in total?
How many tutorials are there in total?
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Who runs the tutorials?
Who runs the tutorials?
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Is recording lectures allowed?
Is recording lectures allowed?
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On which days do the Friday tutorials take place?
On which days do the Friday tutorials take place?
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What are students allowed to do regarding photos?
What are students allowed to do regarding photos?
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What kind of resources are provided after each lecture?
What kind of resources are provided after each lecture?
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What are students expected to do during each tutorial?
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Study Notes
Course Information
- Course name: Math II: Linear Algebra
- Course code: EBP042A05
- Prerequisites: Math I: Calculus recommended, some high school math, logic and common sense
Team Information
- Lecturer: Zsombor Méder ([email protected])
- Tutors: Mirte Barneveld, Ryan Dinwoodie, Senne Hollard, Martijn de Werd (Tutor group assignments provided in document)
Weekly Schedule
- Course duration: 7 weeks
- Week starts on Wednesday and ends following Tuesday.
- Weekly lectures and tutorials are scheduled, with homework deadlines.
- Homework deadlines are listed by week (23:59 on Tuesdays)
- Final exam: Tuesday, December 10, 2024, 14:00-16:00, M6 Blauwborgje 4. Resit: Wednesday, January 15, 2025, 11:45 - 13:45, W4 - Y23 Blauwborgje 4.
Tutorials
- Tutorial times and locations are given per tutor group, on Fridays and Tuesdays, respectively. Times and locations are specified by week.
Assignments
- Homework assignments (2 per week) will be available on Brightspace each Wednesday evening. Submission deadline is Tuesday 23:59.
- Submission using LaTeX format or handwritten submission allowed.
- Assignments graded on a 3-point scale (0, 1, 2).
- Maximum homework score is 24 points (based on 6 weeks)
In-tutorial activity grade
- Students will be presented with problems during tutorials.
- Students aim to solve the given problems in the first hour of the tutorial.
- Tutors will then provide solutions and explanations for difficult problems.
- Students' effort in problem solving, as well as level of progress, in the tutorial will be assessed.
- Points awarded from 0 to 1 for each tutorial.
- Top 11 best tutorials count for in-tutorial activity grade.
SOWISO Criterion
- Weekly tests on the SOWISO platform.
- One test per week, from week 1 to week 7.
- The relevant SOWISO links are available on Mondays from 8:00 to Fridays 17:00.
- 30 minutes to complete each test.
- 100% score required to complete a test.
- Retakes are possible per test.
- 5 out of 7 SOWISO tests required to receive points for the assignment grade.
Learning Resources
- Lecture slides on Brightspace - updated regularly
- Listed textbooks (Blume, L., & Simon, C.P.; Axlzer, S.; Andreescu, T., & Andrica, D)
Evaluation
- Final grade calculation: 75% Maximum (Exam or Resit grade) + 25% Assignment Grade
- Assignment grade further broken down into 15% Homework, + 10% In-tutorial Activity Grade
- Minimum final grade of 5.5 required to pass
- Exam/Resit score of below 5.0, counts 100% toward final grade with no possibility of passing
Historical Background (Set Theory, Cardinality)
- Gottlob Frege attempted to reduce mathematics to logic.
- Frege published "Basic Laws of Arithmetic", 1893/1903.
- Russell's Paradox challenged Frege's system.
Set Theory
- The Empty Set, proper subset relation (A ⊆ B), Union, Intersection (A∪B, A∩B), Difference of Sets, Complement (A\B, Aᶜ), Cartesian product (A×B), Power set (2^A or P(A))
Cardinality
- Equal Cardinality - A and B have equal cardinality (card(A) = card(B)) if there exists a bijective function f : A → B
- Finite Cardinality - The empty set (Ø) has cardinality 0
- Countably infinite cardinality - A set has countable infinite cardinality if it has equal cardinality with the naturally number set (N)
- Countable - A set is countable if it is finite or countably infinite.
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This quiz covers key aspects of the Math II: Linear Algebra course, including prerequisites, weekly schedule, and important deadlines. Test your understanding of the course structure and important dates to ensure you are prepared for the lectures and assignments.