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Enrichment • Series

Abstract Algebra Crash Course

Next session on Jan 1, 2025

Kindness C

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About

We'll take a brief look at one of the first courses you will take in university if you would like to become a math major. We will begin with the fundamentals—learning some basic set theory, working with complex numbers, and setting the definitions of rings and fields. Then we'll prove some intuitive things that we know about number theory and modular arithmetic (i.e. working with remainders). From there we will generalize our methods to other areas, such as doing "number theory" and "modular arithmetic" with polynomials and much more! No calculus knowledge is necessary for this series; however, high-school Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 are necessary.
BTW do you know that this series would be called "Algebra 1" in university?? 😂😜

(Note: This series has been recently restarted, so if you're looking to join us, you are still in a good position to do so!)

Tutor Qualifications

I am a math major really passionate about all things algebra!

✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

Come to each session; it will be very difficult to catch up otherwise.

Dates

November 21 - January 2

Learners

24 / 30

Total Sessions

25

About the Tutor

Hi! I'm Kindness (aka Enci). As of 2024-25, I'm a junior year university student majoring in pure math! I graduated high school as part of the Class of 2023, and thanks to APs I skipped the freshman year of university. On Schoolhouse, I especially like to tutor in Enrichment as a study space host and advanced math tutor. I used to be quite active in tutoring the SAT, and I hope to return to doing that soon! In my free time (which I don't have much, lol), you can find me writing poems, playing the piano or violin, and scrapbooking.

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Upcoming Sessions

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Session 25

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Just a reminder that our series won't end until we have covered finite fields, quotient rings, Lagrange's theorem, and all sorts of fun stuff!

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