I took honors linear algebra in college, used linear algebra for differential equations, signals, machine learning, and robotics, used it for work, used it in my free time.
I did not understand it until I watched this series.
Video lectures can be so much more than a blackboard/whiteboard facsimile, and I hope to the gods that 3blue1brown makes more in-depth lecture series like this one, and I hope even more that other educators take this series as an example of what’s possible.
I took honors linear algebra in college, used linear algebra for differential equations, signals, machine learning, and robotics, used it for work, used it in my free time.
I did not understand it until I watched this series.
Video lectures can be so much more than a blackboard/whiteboard facsimile, and I hope to the gods that 3blue1brown makes more in-depth lecture series like this one, and I hope even more that other educators take this series as an example of what’s possible.
Also recommended in this vein is “Linear Algebra Done Right”.
Seconded! Here’s the webpage of the book including sample chapters: http://linear.axler.net/
I read some of this and I think I agree with the people who warned you should go through something like strang first.
Gotta love 3blue1brown; all his videos are so eye-opening. Not much of a surprise that he’s been hired by Khan Academy!
Wow these are really good, props to 3blue1brown.
His other videos are excellent as well, he’s really quite good at this format.