Linear algebra and geometry:
Vectrors, dot- and cross-product
Geometry in R2 and R3 and generalizations in Rn
Linear systems of equations
Matrices and determinants; inverse matix.
Linear transformations
Bases and change of base.
Least squares.
Eigenvalues.
Discrete mathamatics:
Numbers
Combinatorics.
Set theory
Introduction to probability
The students shall be able to:
Use elementary vector algebra.
Describe lines and planes with vector equations.
Discuss applications of linear systems, and their solutions
Use elementary matrix algebra.
Evaluate determinants and explain the importance of a determinantequaling zero
Use a Matrix to describe a transformation, explain how to obtain a transformation matrix and to find transformation matrices for single transformations or a composition of transformations.
Use transformations for applications in R2 and R3.
Describe subspaces in R2 and R3, and find the base for a subspace.
Explain the principle of orthogonal projections and find the projection on a subspace.
Explain the principles of coordinates and a change of base, and find and use a transitation matrix.
Solve simple eigenvalue problems.
Calculate or compute permutations or combinations for selections, with or without respect to order.
Desricribe fundamental principles in set theory, use binarary operations on sets and use Venn diagrams.
Apply set theory on compinatorical calculations.
Explain the principles of conclusion an inclusion and use them in combinatorical calculations.