Linear Algebra with Programming

I would like to express that I enjoyed the initial part of the course, which I found accessible and quite engaging. However, from the second half of the semester onwards, I felt that the material was not explored in sufficient depth, and despite my efforts to study, the course content became less clear and less meaningful to me.

I considered the weekly quizzes to be accessible and a very positive initiative, as they encouraged regular revision of the material. It is, however, unfortunate that the structure of the exam changed so drastically compared to the previous year.

The first half of the course is very easy, but after the first midterm it will get more complicated. I recommend that you don't let the material pile up and that you take office hours. Do the exercises in the workbook and don't underestimate programming; it's an easy way to get significantly more points on the exam.

The course Linear Algebra with Programming starts with the basics of algebra and python. Everyone can easily understand the first weeks' contents. The first midterm is extremely easy as well. Then in the eighth week, for example, the contents become more difficult. Rules are more abstract, and memorizing them is the only way out of your misery. The second half of the course is, generally speaking, harder than the first, with about three contents not to look forward to. The second midterm is a lot harder than the first one. I would say triple the fist's difficulty. In the final weeks, you...

Linear Algebra with Programming can be frightening at first, but the secret to succeed in my opinion is to keep up with the topics and doing the assessments of each week to revise the topics and understand what you didn't understand so well and then go to an office hour to ask your teacher or any other, so that you can move forward, given that everything is connected. There are power points, videos and notes that you can use to guide you through the semester, but if you feel like it isn't enough for you, you can also go to Khan Academy!

This course is easy if you work a little bit everyday and keep reviewing what you’ve done since the beginning.

My professor was amazing !!

It is important to keep up with classes as we learn a lot of "tricks" to solving matrixes during them. It may seem scary in the beggining to be learning a new way of looking at solving equations but i did enjoy the course

The workload is appropriate.

My professor was the best!

At first this course will seem easy, as the first midterm is very accessible. Do not let this make disregarding of this subject because the second midterm is much harder. The exercises on the powerpoint aren’t that important, it’s more important to do previous midterms. Go to the office hours, the teacher can explain complex concepts in much simpler terms

You should try to practice everyday or as frequently as possible so you don’t leave everything for the midterms. The teacher is patient and explains quite well, but the videos are really useful.

One of my favorite courses. Easy compared with courses that you have at the same time like calculus and a lot more practical and understandable. Has a little bit of python but it is not that hard and it is not the focus of the course.

The most important part is in fact the algebra, because the programming part is like just a basic python introduction, you don’t need to worry about.

It’s easy, in my opinion. The materials are pretty straightforward, and the professor prepares you very well!