Multivariable Calculus using Applied Linear Algebra

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Multivariable Calculus using Applied Linear Algebra

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Hey everyone, it's finally here! Calculus 3 
(the equivalent of the first semester of a full-year course).
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NOTE: REQUIRED READING OF APPROXIMATELY 45 PAGES A WEEK + WEEKLY HOMEWORK (graded with feedback) + 1 TEST PER UNIT (in-class and graded with feedback)
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Prerequisites:
- Calculus 1 and 2 (the equivalent of Calc BC)
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CONTENT COVERED:
(UNIT I) Geometry of vectors and projections
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1. Vector geometry in R^n and correlation coefficients
2. Planes in R^3
3. Span, subspaces, and dimension
4. Basis and orthogonality
5. Projections
6. Applications of projections in R^n: orthogonal bases of planes
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(UNIT II) Multivariable functions and optimization
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7. Multivariable functions, level sets, and contour plots
8. Partial derivatives and contour plots
9. Maxima, minima, and critical points
10. Gradients, local approximations, and gradient descent
11. Constrained optimization via Lagrange multipliers
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(UNIT III) Geometry and algebra of matrices
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12. Linear functions, matrices, and the derivative matrix
13. Linear transformations and matrix multiplication
14. Matrix algebra
15. Multivariable Chain Rule
16. Matrix inverses and multivariable Newton’s method for zeros
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(UNIT IV) Further matrix algebra and linear systems
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17. Linear independence and the Gram–Schmidt process
18. Matrix transpose, quadratic forms, and orthogonal matrices
19. Linear systems, column space, and null space
20. Matrix decompositions: QR-decomposition and LU-decomposition
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(UNIT V) Eigenvalues and second partial derivatives
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21. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors
22. Applications of eigenvalues: Spectral Theorem, quadratic forms, and matrix powers
23. The Hessian and quadratic approximation
24. Grand finale: application of the Hessian to local extrema, and bon voyage

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Tuesday, Jun 18

11:00PM