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Math106BKK

Linear Algebra 1

Bangkok Campus
Dec 01, 2025 - Dec 19, 2025
This course introduces the fundamental concepts of linear algebra, including vectors, matrices, systems of linear equations, determinants, eigenvalues, and eigenvectors
Bangkok Campus
Dec 01, 2025 - Dec 19, 2025
Andrey Kechin

Faculty

Andrey Kechin

Master of Science fellow

Course length

3 weeks

Duration

3 hours
per day

Total hours

45 hours

Credits

4 ECTS

Language

English

Course type

Offline

Fee for single course

€1500

Fee for degree students

€750

Skills you’ll learn

Basic Operations with Vectors and MatricesLinear TransformationsSolve Linear Systems.Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors
OverviewCourse outlineCourse materialsPrerequisitesMethod & grading

Overview

This course introduces the fundamental concepts of linear algebra, including vectors, matrices, systems of linear equations, determinants, eigenvalues, and eigenvectors. Emphasis is placed on both computational techniques and theoretical understanding, with real-world applications in science, engineering, and computer science.

Learning highlights

  • This course introduces programming students to the core concepts of linear algebra, with a focus on practical applications in computing.
  • Students will learn to work with vectors and matrices, perform basic operations, and solve systems of linear equations—essential tools for graphics, simulations, and machine learning.
  • Key topics include vector spaces, matrix transformations, determinants, eigenvalues, and eigenvectors.
  • The course emphasises algorithmic thinking, with hands-on coding exercises to implement linear algebra methods in Python.
  • Students will explore how linear algebra powers 3D graphics, search engines, neural networks, and data processing pipelines.
  • The course combines classical mathematical problems with real-world examples and projects.

Course outline

15 classes

Dive into the details of the course and get a sense of what each class will cover.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
1

Session 1

Vectors.

Vector operations.

Tuesday
2

Session 2

Vector norms.

Vector space.

Wednesday
3

Session 3

Dot product.

Geometrical means.

Ortogonality.

Thursday
4

Session 4

Matrix.

Determinant.

The rank of a matrix.

Friday
5

Session 5

Cross product.

Mixed product.

Geometrical meaning.

Monday
6

Session 6

Systems of linear equations.

Gauss method.

Cramer method.

Tuesday
7

Session 7

Eigenvalues.

Eigenvectors.

Diagonal matrix.

Wednesday
8

Session 8

Midterm.

Thursday
9

Session 9

Operations on matrices.

Inverse matrix.

Friday
10

Session 10

Transpose of matrices.

Pseudoinverse matrix.

Monday
11

Session 11

Orthogonal vectors and matrices.

Elementary orthogonal matrices.

Tuesday
12

Session 12

Practical applications.

Solving least squares problem.

Wednesday
13

Session 13

Applications.

Tangent distance.

Text mining.

Thursday
14

Session 14

Review.

Friday
15

Session 15

Final Exam.

Prerequisites

Math logic and proving techniques.

Math notations.

Calculation skills.

Methodology

The methodology is based on mixing PBL (problem-based learning) and IVL (interactive and visual learning) technologies.

PBL is based on presenting real-world problems and guiding students to apply discrete math concepts like graph theory or combinatorics to solve them.

IVL technology considers using visualisation tools in lecture studies.

Each class can be divided into three parts: Lection part, Active learning (discussion, Q&A), Problem-solving part.

Students are encouraged to solve a task during the class that follows the homework.

The homework is discussed at the beginning of the following class.

The Exams is splitted into two parts: theory and practice. 1/3rd of the score is theory 2/3 is practice.

Grading

The final grade will be composed of the following criteria:
30% - Final Exam
30% - Midterm Exam
30% - Homework
10% - Participation
The exams are divided into verbal and practical parts and involve one theoretical question that is answered verbally, and four practical tasks. Homework has two deadlines - the midterm and final exam date. Any homework submitted after the deadline will receive a reduced score.
Andrey Kechin

Faculty

Andrey Kechin

Master of Science fellow

Andrew graduated from Siberian Federal University and obtained the Master of Science degree in Physics in 2021.

The scientific interests are in biophysics, medicine, and modelling of real biology features in-silico. The master article is devoted to the quantum modelling of an Endothelial Growth Factor Receptor`s ligand as a target for positron emission tomography. Andrew is an awardee of a students olympiad and an active member of a math book translation team.

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Linear Algebra 1

by Andrey Kechin

Total hours

45 Hours

Dates

Dec 01 - Dec 19, 2025

Fee for single course

€1500

Fee for degree students

€750

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Will I receive a certificate after completion?

Yes. Upon completion of the course, you will receive a certificate signed by the director of the program your course belonged to.

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