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Teaching LU Factorization in a sophomore-level Linear Algebra course

Proving theorems on one's own: how long should one persist?

"We already passed that course!" How to overcome this?

Reference requests: Is there a text that is even more advanced than books on "advanced engineering mathematics"

What are the differences between popular undergraduate abstract algebra books?

Should geometric algebra be presented early on in undergraduate education?

How to embed English into Calculus lessons

What math courses should be taught to undergrad electrical engineers: a 40 years update

Handing out $2 calculators for tests?

Struggling with Math Skills and When to Quit

Why don't exercises ask readers to discover results themselves, before requiring proof? Why disclose the result in the question?

Help finding a YouTube channel for Linear Algebra

Teaching students to find and correct their own errors

Lesson plan to self-teach real analysis to student with comp-sci background

What are the differences between popular undergraduate abstract algebra books?

How to write like a mathematician?

How do people 'master' a subject? What is the difference with 'memorizing' (not purely memorizing, but rather having it drilled inside the brain) it?

What is the best way to introduce Laplace transforms on an Engineering Mathematics course?

Which books on geometry and topology are best for teaching an intro graduate course?

Write $y=\sqrt{3+x}$ as the composite of two functions

Refreshing math knowledge

Teaching number theory: geometric approach

What are the differences between popular undergraduate abstract algebra books?

Common phrases having different meaning

What do I study in calculus beyond the minimum required for undergraduate engineering?

Make a matrix algebra course (1st university year) more "project-based"

Math 3d animation software

A Plan for a Treatise Study of the Classical Theory of PDEs

Recommendations for free, basic resource on discrete probability for a discrete structures class?

Linear algebra for engineers