Presentation

In this video, a professor at the university's Department of Applied Mathematics introduces a Basic Mathematics course focused on Linear Algebra, covering systems of linear equations and matrices, with applications in various fields like geometry, physics, computer science, and engineering. Examples provided include finding the intersection of lines on a graph, representing market changes or calculating electrical circuit intensities using fundamental laws. Matrices are shown to also facilitate the representation of interconnected city infrastructures, suggesting their broad utility. The course promises to start with basic algebraic equations and operations, progressing to solving systems of linear equations using the Gauss method. It will also cover matrices and determinants, exploring operations between matrices, calculating determinants, and their use in solving linear systems, finding inverse matrices, and determining the rank of a matrix. The presenter concludes by expressing hope that viewers will find the course beneficial.