• ..., etc., as that memorization may be useful to you in the future. --[[User: lrprice|Larry Price]]
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  • ...ence to use what we'd learned in a more practical application. --- [[User: lrprice|Larry Price]]
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  • ...or "java," and helps to further de-magic what programmers do. --- [[User: lrprice|Larry Price]]
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  • ...ly good stuff to talk about during job interviews and whatnot. --- [[User: lrprice|Larry Price]]
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  • ...s okay, but certainly not the most exciting part of the class. --- [[User: lrprice|Larry Price]]
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  • ...e plenty of time to work on the solutions to the problem sets. --- [[User: lrprice|Larry Price]]
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  • ...ement. For our project, we created a very simple 3D to 2D GPU. --- [[User: lrprice|Larry Price]]
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  • ...a good idea to develop a method of keeping them all straight. --- [[User: lrprice|Larry Price]]
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  • ...end and save your lab period for perfecting and demonstration. --- [[User: lrprice|Larry Price]]
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Abstract algebra continues the conceptual developments of linear algebra, on an even grander scale.

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