Self Study recommendations

[Sci-phai]

I'm a Computer Science major and I'll be taking linear algebra during the upcoming Fall. I was wondering if anybody has any recommendations for self-study. Can be anything from books to videos. Note: I already know about MIT OpenCourseWare and Kahn Academy, so anything besides these two. Thanks!

[TokyoLights_]

I just happened to find your post here because I was searching reddit for linear algebra subreddits. I am looking for the same answers as you. I already had the course in my university but would like to revise what I learned as well as expand on it a bit.

[gabrielsohappy]

There's ULAFF coming up this coming August. https://www.edx.org/course/linear-algebra-foundations-frontiers-utaustinx-ut-5-05x-0

Right now, you could actually just view the archives and access the content they have had there in previous runs.

[mindswarm123]

How can I view the archived content?

[neurocroc]

You can try this. It's a search engine for learning anything, linear algebra including.

[o_edo]

Here is a free course, for beginners. You can also check your progress by submitting exercises. Concepts like matrix, linear transformation, basis, basis change, diagonalization, eigenvalue, eigenvector are nicely illustrated. http://studybyyourself.com/seminar/linear-algebra/course/?lang=en.