The objectives of the course are that students:
- will learn the basic concepts of matrix calculations,
- are able to apply these concepts to solve linear algebra problems.
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The course will cover the following topics:
- Systems of linear equations and their solutions (Gauss-Jordan procedure)
- Vector spaces and linear transformations
- Matrix multiplication
- Calculating a matrix inverse
- Eigenvalues and eigenvectors
- Calculating the determinant
- Inner product and orthogonal projections (Gram-Schmidt procedure)
We will also provide examples of how the above-mentioned concepts are used in Artificial Intelligence. |
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Weekly assignments and a written exam. It is forbidden to use resources, such as calculators or books, during the written examination.
The written examination will consist of problems similar to those which will be discussed in the weekly assignments. 25% of the final mark will be based on the practical assignments while the other 75% will be determined by the written examination mark. You will need to score a minimum of 5.5 on the written examination to pass this course! It will not be possible to resubmit assignments.
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Please sign up for any course at (https://portal.ru.nl/home), it is obligatory.
Students who are enrolled for a course are also provisionally registered for the exam. Pay attention: participation in the exam is only possible if all relevant conditions laid down nin the EER are met. Students who, after being checked are found not to meet these conditions, shall be excluded from the exam. In that case participation is possible on special grounds and with a permit written by the student counselor.
Re-examination: register at (https://portal.ru.nl/home) until five days prior to the date of the exam.
We urge you to always read the course information on Brightspace. There are courses for which you are obliged to register for tutorials and/or practicals
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