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MATH 232 <a href="/keyword/linear-algebra/" >linear algebra</a> Spring 2001 MATH 232 Spring 2001 Instructor O ce E-mail Lectures O ce hours Workshop Coordinator O ce E-mail Workshop Manfred Trummer K 10517, ph. 291-3799 trummer@sfu.ca MWF 11:30 - 12:20 Images Theatre Monday 09:30-10:00 Wednesday 10:30-11:00 Dr Malgorzata Dubiel K 10531, ph. 291-3800 dubiel@cs.sfu.ca...
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MATH 232 <a href="/keyword/linear-algebra/" >linear algebra</a> Spring 2001 MATH 232 Spring 2001 Instructor O ce E-mail Lectures O ce hours Workshop Coordinator O ce E-mail Workshop Manfred Trummer K 10517, ph. 291-3799 trummer@sfu.ca MWF 11:30 - 12:20 Images Theatre Monday 09:30-10:00 Wednesday 10:30-11:00 Dr Malgorzata Dubiel K 10531, ph. 291-3800 dubiel@cs.sfu.ca <a href="/keyword/linear-algebra/" >linear algebra</a> Workshop, AQ4135 1 Midterms are 45 minutes long and held during class time. No makeup midterms will be given. If you miss both midterms, please see your instructor to make alternate arrangements. Medical documentation is required. No early nal exams will be given. Grading Homework 10%, Quizzes 20% (best one out of 2), Final exam 70%. Homework There will be weekly homework assignments which are posted on the Course Web Site. They are due on Wednesdays. Homework is usually from your text. Solutions will be made available on the Web or at the Workshop. You are expected to submit your own work! We do encourage working in groups. Electronic Mailing List. There is an electronic mailing list for this course. The list name is math232-d1@sfu.ca. If you are registered in the course, you are on the list! Mail sent to this list will reach all the students in the course, the instructor and the Workshop instructor. World Wide Web Additional information, supplementary lecture notes if any, homework assignments and sometimes solutions will be made available on the Web, at the site listed below. Please check the Math 232 course Web page for updates and news! URL: http://www.math.sfu.ca/~mrt/Math232/ Text. Fraleigh and Beauregard <a href="/keyword/linear-algebra/" >linear algebra</a> , 3rd ed, Addison Wesley, 1993. About the course... <a href="/keyword/linear-algebra/" >linear algebra</a> is a fantastic subject.... . It is mathematically elegant and beautiful, and yet it is needed and used . And, the essential ideas of <a href="/keyword/linear-algebra/"...
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