LINEAR ALGEBRA FOR ENGINEERS
FALL 2008
PROFESSOR WILLIAM J. PERVIN
Welcome to the home page for Section 1 of EE2300. Students should use this site whenever possible in order to reduce everyone's paper load (and copying costs).
Please visit this page frequently. It will be the most promptly updated source of information for the class. This page will also provide lecture outlines, homework assignments for those who are traveling out of town, hints for the problems, simulation software, etc.
Catalog Description
EE/CE/MECH 2300 Linear Algebra for Engineers (3 semester hours credit)
Matrices, vectors, linear systems of equations, Gauss-Jordan
elimination, LU factorization and rank. Determinants and solutions
of linear systems. Vector spaces, linear dependence/independence,
basis, and change of basis. Linear transformations and matrix
representation; similarity. Scalar products, othogonality,
Gram-Schmidt process, and QR factorization. Eigenvalues,
eigenvectors, and diagonalization; singular-value decomposition.
Problem solving using MATLAB.
Students cannot receive credit for both EE/CE/MECH 2300 and MATH 2418.
Corequisite: CS 2419.
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