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...A linear algebra course typically begins by considering matrices as a tool for solving systems of linear equations, which is a fairly mechanical process, and then progresses to the very abstract realm of vector spaces, in which a "vector" need not involve numbers at all, and "addition" and "multi... (read more)
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As a Pure Mathematician, former engineer, grad school applicant, and active researcher in mathematics, I personally understand that the methods and information taught in classrooms does not adequately prepare you to comfortably use mathematical methods to optimize real world solutions, let alone sco... (read more)