Math 350 - Linear Algebra
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General Information
Math 350 is one of two courses most mathematics majors may take to satisfy the upper-level algebra requirement. The other is Math 351.
Catalog listing:
01:640:350 Linear Algebra (3)
Continuation of 01:640:250. Abstract vector spaces and linear transformations, inner product spaces, diagonalization, and canonical forms. Possible additional topics: systems of ordinary differential equations and numerical techniques.
Prerequisites: CALC4; 01:640:250; and either 300 or permission of department.
Prerequisites:
- Math 250, Introductory Linear Algebra
- and Math 300, Mathematical Reasoning
- and Math 244, or Math 252, or Math 292, Differential Equations
Textbook
Stephen H. Friedberg, Arnold J. Insel & Lawrence E. Spence; Linear Algebra (fourth edition); Prentice-Hall (text), 2003 (624 pp.), ISBN: 0-13-008451-4; ISBN13: 9780130084514.
Fall 2009 Schedule
| Instructor | Type | Index | Section | Day(s)/ Period |
Time | Room (click for map) |
Campus | |
| Nussbaum, Roger | L | 20412 | 01 | MW6 | 5:00 PM - 6:20 PM | ARC-107 | BUS | |
| Huang, Yi-Zhi | L | 23546 | 02 | MW8 | 7:40 PM - 9:00 PM | FH-B4 | CAC |
Previous Semesters
- Spring 2009: Sec. 01 Prof. Han; Sec. 03 Prof. Tahvildar-Zadeh
- Fall 2008: Sec. 01 Prof. Vasconcelos; Sec. 02 Prof. Y.-Z. Huang
- Spring 2008: Sec. 01. Prof. Wilson; Sec. 03. Prof. Hoelscher
- Fall 2007: Sec. 01 Prof. Chanillo, Sec. 02 Prof. Carlen
- Spring 2007. Prof. Y. Huang
- Fall 2006: Sec 01 Prof. Vasconcelos; Sec 02 Prof. Wilson
- Spring 2004 Prof. Korchagina
- Fall 2003. Prof. Lyons.
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