MAS210 MATHEMATICS III
This course consists of two parts entirely separated: Linear Algebra and Complex Analysis.

inear Algebra as application in a number of scientific areas. Compared with Calculus, it requires less conceptual resources,  it is pretty straightforward and easy to learn. It involves, however, numerous tedious calculations. We will keep the calculations at a very minimal degree trying to focus on the procedures rather than the computations.


Complex Analysis has more theoretical scope. It has also countless applications in physics. It deals with the algebra of complex numbers and re-examines the analysis of real variables using complex numbers; this includes differentiation and integration of functions of one complex variable
Syllabus
Exams
Homework

Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Dates of exam

Section 1                                 Section 2
Quiz 1     June 28
Quiz 2     July 12
Quiz 3     Sept 24                      Sept 21

Both Sections
Midterm  July 19 (Th)  13:30-16:30
Final      October 11 (Th) 13:30-16:30
   Class Notes

Part I Linear Algebra
Preliminarie
s
Chapter
1
Chapter
2
Chapter 3

Chapter
4

Part 2 Complex Analysis
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Homework for the Final Exam
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