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AM20LM LINEAR MATHS Level: 5 Credits: 10 Teaching Period: 1 Module Tutor: Dr J Neirotti Aims: Students should understand: The use vector spaces to illustrate the basic concept of an axiomatic system. The fundamental ideas of Linear Algebra. The study of the solutions of sets of linear equations. Content: Vectors Spaces and their Properties. Definition (axioms) of a vector space. Examples of vector spaces. Proofs of Simple rules of manipulation deduced from the axioms. Subspaces and a test for subspaces. Linear dependence. Basis and dimensions. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors. Linear Equations Reduction of a set of linear equations to row echelon form. Rank of a matrix. The solution space of homogeneous equations as a subspace and its dimension. Condition for a set of inhomogeneous equations to have solution(s). Linear Transformation Definition and properties. Image and kernel and the dimensionality theorem. Application to linear equations. Teaching: Lectures 22 hours Tutorials 11 hours Self study and examination 67 hours Assessment: Coursework 10% (please hand in to Coursework Office MB133) Examination (1.5 hours) 90% (January Examination) Feedback on the module will be given via the coursework assessment. All provisional marks will be available within 4 weeks. Feedback from both the coursework assessment and the Examination will take the form of a mark. In the case of the coursework worked solutions will be provided. Module outcomes What the student should gain from successful completion of the module Teaching/Learning Methods Assessment Methods Knowledge and Understanding Lectures 1.Understand the underlying principles of linear algebra 2.Understand the concepts of linear dependence and how these concepts can be used in solving sets of linear equations. Coursework and Examination Intellectual Skill 1.Apply techniques from linear algebra and multivariate calculus. 2.Apply axioms of a vector space to solving sets of equations Lectures Coursework and Examination Lectures Coursework and Examination Professional/Subject-Specific Skills 1.Use vector spaces to illustrate the basic concept of an axiomatic system. Transferable Skills Reading Lists: Lipschutz, S. Linear Algebra (Schaum’s Outlines). Whitelaw, T. A. An Introduction to Linear Algebra. SEAS, Aston University – AM Module Specification 2011/12 Last update 09/09/11 Krause. E.F. Introduction to Linear Algebra. Prerequisites: Calculus and Ordinary Differential Equations (AM10CO) Vector Algebra and Geometry (AM10VA) SEAS, Aston University – AM Module Specification 2011/12 Last update 09/09/11