Announcements - updated May 11, 2006

• Your final grades have been submitted.
• Take a look at this linear algebra toolkit written by Professor Przemyslaw Bogacki at Old Dominion University. Also, see the interactive differential equations page from Addison Wesley. And here is a page that shows how a linear transformation from R² to R² deforms a unit square.

Sections, concepts, and problems

Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | Chapter 3 | Chapter 4 | Chapter 5 | Chapter 6

Advice

1. Do some homework at a fixed time and in a fixed (quiet) place every day.
2. Study with other people.
3. Know every definition. For every definition, know an example of something that satisfies it, as well as an example of something that doesn't.
4. Read ahead.
5. For every section, try to identify its main point. So, if someone asks you, "Hey, what's the main point of Section n?" you will have an answer.

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