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Matrix Algebra for Engineers
Coursera
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2015–2021 · score 3.7
A Coursera course on matrix algebra aimed at engineering students, covering linear algebra with matrices, vectors, and their applications. Commenters link it as a linear algebra course that connects to programming and computer science topics.
Commenters call it one of the most fun courses they have taken and say it relates linear algebra to programming and other CS topics.
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https://projecteuler.net/ Some are super easy, then they just get harder and harder. I think only 20 some people in the whole world have completed all of the challenges. There are tons of Machine-learning courses on Udacity or EdX which are pretty intermediate to advanced things. So far one of the…
This course was really good too: https://www.coursera.org/learn/matrix-algebra-engineers/home/welcome
Hmm. I am too in your position. My recommendation was Discrete Mathematics, Linear Algebra, and Statistics. Also Calculus, but only because I was told it is fun and would be a nice skill, but you already have that. I'd recommend the MIT OCW DM course, it's titled as Mathematics for CS. I would…
Andrew Ng's lectures on machine learning at stanford, they are on coursera with exercises or on youtube. That will take you through a number of the algorithms mentioned, although his course doesn't include any of the rule based ones. That will give you a good grounding in the whole objective…