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• Times and places for the course and final exam: The course meets daily (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday) 10:20AM to 11:20AM in MDD (Maxim D. Doucet) Room 302, from June 5 to July 28, with Tuesday, July 4 the Independence Day holiday.
• Text: Elementary Linear Algebra, eleventh edition, by Anton and Rorres
  A copy of the online text and other resources is also available without charge to those who have bought new copies of the text, through Wiley Plus, and for a fee to others.  To access the online text, tutorials, and other resources, go to http://edugen.wiley.com/.   
• Prerequisite: Math. 250 or Math. 270 with grade of C or better.
• A highly recommended resource: MATLAB (MATrix LABoratory) is based on linear algebra computations.  Familiarity with it is bound to help you in this course, in other engineering courses, and likely also in post-graduate research or employment.  MATLAB is installed in our engineering labs, and also is installed in the Mathematics Department MDD 212 classroom lab.  (Check for open hours for MDD 212.)  Students can buy MATLAB for their studies at a much reduced cost;  furthermore, GNU Octave is a free package whose syntax is compatible with MATLAB, and which has many of the functions present in Matlab.  In particular, Octave version 4 and above has syntax and a user interface very similar to Matlab, and is an option for students working at home and on their personal machines.
• Syllabus
• Required work and grading policy
• Exam hints and answers to previous exams from this section
• Exam hints and answers to previous exams from Fall, 2016
  
• Exam hints and answers to previous exams from Fall, 2015
  
• Exam hints and answers to previous exams from summer, 2005
  
• Exam hints and answers to previous exams from Spring, 2003