Mathematics & Engineering
Intermediate

Linear Algebra

Master rigorous vector space theory and high-performance matrix computations for data science and engineering.

This intermediate course bridges formal algebraic structures with high-throughput computational implementations. Learners analyze foundational theorems including spectral decomposition and rank-nullity while implementing numerical factorizations and dimension reduction algorithms in modern software frameworks. The curriculum prepares candidates for advanced scientific research and production-grade machine learning roles.

Dr. Elena Rostova, Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics and Computational Science 90h + 45h 2 certificates available
Linear AlgebraMatrix FactorizationVector SpacesNumerical MethodsEigenvalues

Curriculum

Two complete tracks. Study either or both — each has its own exam and certificate.

A mathematically rigorous derivation of vector space geometry, inner products, linear mappings, and canonical forms emphasizing formal proofs.

Formal axiomatic definitions, algebraic structures, coordinate representations, and dimensional theorems.

  • Axiomatic Vector Spaces and Linear Subspaces Lab40 min
  • Bases, Dimension, and Rank-Nullity Dynamics Lab45 min
  • Dual Spaces and Annihilators Lab35 min

Careers this prepares you for

  • Machine Learning Engineer
  • Quantitative Researcher
  • Robotics Perception Engineer
  • Scientific Computing Specialist
  • Data Scientist

Your tutor

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Dr. Elena Rostova
Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics and Computational Science