Algèbre Linéaire (Partie 1)

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Syllabus

A la fin du cours, l'étudiant sera capable

  • de définir les concepts théoriques introduits en cours et d'en donner des exemples illustratifs ;
  • d'appliquer la théorie matricielle à la résolution de systèmes linéaires et d’interpréter les résultats obtenus ;
  • de déterminer si un ensemble muni d'une addition et d'une multiplication par scalaires est un espace vectoriel (ou si un sous-ensemble d'un espace vectoriel est un sous-espace vectoriel) ;
  • de maîtriser les diverses notions relatives à la théorie des espaces vectoriels (e.g. bases, dimensions, sous-espaces).

Prerequisite

Baccalauréat/maturité fédérale maîtrise de l'algèbre enseignée au lycée/gymnase.

Instructors

Donna Testerman

Claude Marion

Mikaël Cavallin

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