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Linear Algebra and Analytic Geometry I

Code: M1010     Acronym: M1010     Level: 100

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Classification Keyword
OFICIAL Mathematics

Instance: 2019/2020 - 1S Ícone do Moodle

Active? Yes
Web Page: https://moodle.up.pt/course/view.php?id=281
Responsible unit: Department of Mathematics
Course/CS Responsible: Bachelor in Mathematics

Cycles of Study/Courses

Acronym No. of Students Study Plan Curricular Years Credits UCN Credits ECTS Contact hours Total Time
L:B 0 Official Study Plan 3 - 9 84 243
L:F 0 Official Study Plan 2 - 9 84 243
3
L:G 2 study plan from 2017/18 2 - 9 84 243
3
L:M 93 Official Study Plan 1 - 9 84 243
L:Q 0 study plan from 2016/17 3 - 9 84 243
Mais informaçõesLast updated on 2019-09-18.

Fields changed: Calculation formula of final grade

Teaching language

Portuguese

Objectives

Understanding and ability to use the basic concepts and results related to the subjects of the syllabus.

Learning outcomes and competences

By completing this course, students should know, understand and be able to use the basic notions and results about vector spaces; Vector subspaces; subspace sums; direct sums of subspaces; linear independence; generating systems;finitely generated vector spaces; bases; dimension; linear applications; kernel and image of linear applications; inverse image of an element as translation of the kernel; characteristic of a linear transformation; linear operators; trace of a linear operator; matrices; matrix of a linear application with respect to fixed bases; change of basis; application of these concepts and results to solve systems of linear equations; Similar matrices; determinants; determinant of a linear operator; real Euclidean spaces; inner product, norm; angle between two vectors; vector product in R3; orthonormal bases; orthogonal complement; orthogonal projection.

Working method

Presencial

Program

1. Vector spaces; Vector subspaces; subspace sums; direct sums of subspaces; linear independence; generating systems; finitely generated vector spaces; bases; dimension.
2. Linear Applications; kernel and image of linear applications; inverse image of an element as translation of the kernel; characteristic of a linear transformation; linear operators; trace a linear operator.
3. Matrices; matrix of a linear application with respect to fixed bases; change of basis; application of these concepts and results to solve systems of linear equations; Similar matrices.
4. Determinants; determinant of a linear operator.
5. Real Euclidean spaces; inner product, norm; angle between two vectors; vector product in R3; orthonormal bases; orthogonal complement; orthogonal projection.

Mandatory literature

Anton Howard; Elementary linear algebra. ISBN: 0-471-66959-8
Edwards jr. C. H.; Elementary linear algebra. ISBN: 0-13-258245-7
Monteiro António; Álgebra linear e geometria analítica. ISBN: 972-8298-66-8
Mansfield Larry E.; Linear algebra with geometric applications. ISBN: 0-8247-6321-1
Nomizu Katsumi; Fundamentals of linear algebra

Teaching methods and learning activities

Contact hours are divided into theoretical and theoretical-practical. The former consist of lectures on the contents of the syllabus, making use of examples to illustrate the concepts treated and to guide students. In the latter, theoretical and practical exercises and problems are solved. Support materials are available on the course page. In addition to the classes, there are weekly periods where students have the opportunity to ask for help on their difficulties.

keywords

Physical sciences > Mathematics > Geometry
Physical sciences > Mathematics > Algebra

Evaluation Type

Distributed evaluation without final exam

Assessment Components

designation Weight (%)
Teste 100,00
Total: 100,00

Amount of time allocated to each course unit

designation Time (hours)
Estudo autónomo 159,00
Frequência das aulas 84,00
Total: 243,00

Eligibility for exams

Students with more than 7 absences to theoretical-practical classes (TP) will be excluded.

Calculation formula of final grade


">Assessment will be based on three tests (the last one will take place on the date of the "exame da época normal"), worth 4, 6 and 10 points.

There will be 10 mini-tests that will not count towards the final classification but only to allow the tests to be performed; For each mini-test three types of questions will be indicated in advance, each student will be randomly assigned only one question of one type.



To go to the first test the student must pass at least one mini-test (unless they have entered the course in the second or third phase); to go to the second test, the student must achieve at least 1 point in the first test and pass 4 mini-tests (unless they have entered the course in the second or third phase) and to go to the third test they should get at least 1 point in the second test, pass at least 6 mini-tests and should still get at least 4 points on the sum of the two tests (if they have entered in the second or third phase only 3 points are required).
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The grade of the "época normal" will be the sum of the ratings of the three tests *.



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There will be an exam (época de recurso), accessible to any student who has not passed in the regular season and who has not been excluded.

*Ratings above 16 will only be awarded after a further test.

Special assessment (TE, DA, ...)

Any examination required under special statutes will consist of a written test which may be preceded by a previous oral or written test.
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