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Math 304-02 Linear Algebra
Spring 2015
Math 221 (grade C or above).
Linear Algebra by Matt Brin and Gerald Marchesi
Components | Dates | Percentage | ||
Quiz | Weekly | 10% | ||
Homework | 15% | |||
Tests | TBA | 40% | ||
Final Exam | TBA | 35% | ||
TOTAL | 100% |
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