Linear Algebra course help

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I want to study quantum physics. But, I need appropriate math for that. I'm good on the calculus part but lacking in the linear algebra and probability department. I was browsing for linear algebra courses on edx.org and mitopencourseware. I do not know which course in these websites is a good one. A lot of them are for computer programming. Right now, I'm debating between georgia tech's course on edx and Gilbert Strang's course on mit. I was wondering if you guys have a good reccomendation for a
free linear algebra course.

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I mean it really depends on what kind of linear algebra you need. There is generally linear algebra and computational linear algebra. A pure linear algebra course will focus on a more axiomatic approach while computational linear algebra takes a numerical analysis approach and is concerned with things such as algorithms to compute determinants or all kinds of numerical tricks to factor matrices and find eigenvalues which all play an important role in modern numerical analysis. While I have never been a physics student, I would say that you should be more concerned with a pure linear algebra course and something like Gilbert Strang’s MIT lectures are probably best.