Spring 1998
MT-A315 Linear Algebra
Web Pages on the Internet

First of all, here are the sites class members found as part of Homework 1.

• Java Script Linear Algebra This site, using Java Script, can calculate basic Linear Algebra Functions (Corey Arbini).
• Matrix Market This site, using Java Script, can calculate basic Linear Algebra Functions (Emily Frank).
• Stat-Math Center at Indiana University Thereare lots of interesting things in here with Matlab and Maple (Amy Brenner).
• EkvSol (Sweden) This is a site that I found that lets you enter the size of thematrix and then it lets you : 1.Solve a system of equations,2.Calculate the inverse matrix, 3.Calculate the determinant (Christy Roberts)
• Extra credit projectI found a site that has some cool stuff about Clemson University and alsofurther enhances knowledge of linear algebra (Tim Keys).
• The Center for Research on Parallel Computation (CRPC) The web page I found is rather long and complicated. so, asyou might have guessed, I did not understand much of it.However, some of those who are a bit more educated in theworld of linear algebra (e.g. Dr. Blyth) might find itinteresting (Lee Brendel).
  (Editor's comment: while this page is well above the level of the course, it indicates that linear algebra is an important tool in some areas of computer science.)
• Linear Algebra with Maple This is a Maple/linear algebra link (Paul Were).
• Linear Algebra at Boise State University Here's a link (Jo Mena).
• Linear Algebra Glossary My site is an explanation of terms using examples (Kim Kjar).
• Linear Algebra Webnotes Notes for a Linear Algebra course at Vanderbilt University (Jim Wyrsch).
• SIAM Linear Algebra Links This is theSIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics) page of linear algebra links (Nhan Dang).