Three 1-hour seminars; One 2-hour applied class (in weeks 2-12) and 7 hours of independent study per week
Design, implement, and critically evaluate advanced computational linear algebra methods, demonstrating the correctness and efficiency of the implementations through systematic and rigorous computational tests.
Critically evaluate and synthesise the mathematical theory behind a selection of important numerical methods for linear algebra, including the derivation of the methods and the analysis of their properties.
Analyse and apply advanced concepts of conditioning, stability, accuracy, convergence, convergence speed, and computational cost, demonstrating a thorough understanding of these notions in complex scenarios.
Communicate complex theoretical and applied computational linear algebra problems with clarity and precision, both in written and oral forms, suitable for academic and professional audiences
Exhibit mastery in the most important linear algebra algorithms for solving linear systems, least-squares problems, eigenvalue decompositions, and other matrix decompositions, applying these methods to complex problems in science, engineering, technology, and big data analytics.
