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    The document provides instructions for the MTL 101 course. It lists three reference books and states that attendance is compulsory. It describes the evaluation components as three minor tests accounting for 40% of the grade, one major test for 40%, and two quizzes each worth 10% for 20% total. It provides details on re-tests and re-quizzes for students who missed with a medical excuse. The document lists the course instructors and their contact information. It describes the grading scale and suggests students attempt tutorial problems before class and seek help from instructors if needed.

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    The document provides instructions for the MTL 101 course. It lists three reference books and states that attendance is compulsory. It describes the evaluation components as three minor tests accounting for 40% of the grade, one major test for 40%, and two quizzes each worth 10% for 20% total. It provides details on re-tests and re-quizzes for students who missed with a medical excuse. The document lists the course instructors and their contact information. It describes the grading scale and suggests students attempt tutorial problems before class and seek help from instructors if needed.

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    The document provides instructions for the MTL 101 course. It lists three reference books and states that attendance is compulsory. It describes the evaluation components as three minor tests accounting for 40% of the grade, one major test for 40%, and two quizzes each worth 10% for 20% total. It provides details on re-tests and re-quizzes for students who missed with a medical excuse. The document lists the course instructors and their contact information. It describes the grading scale and suggests students attempt tutorial problems before class and seek help from instructors if needed.

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    The document provides instructions for the MTL 101 course. It lists three reference books and states that attendance is compulsory. It describes the evaluation components as three minor tests accounting for 40% of the grade, one major test for 40%, and two quizzes each worth 10% for 20% total. It provides details on re-tests and re-quizzes for students who missed with a medical excuse. The document lists the course instructors and their contact information. It describes the grading scale and suggests students attempt tutorial problems before class and seek help from instructors if needed.

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    Instruction Sheet of MTL 101

    Reference Books:
    1. Linear Algebra, Schaum's Series, S. Lipschutz and M. Lipson (McGraw-hill).

    2. Introduction to Linear Algebra by Gilbert Strang (South Asian Edition).

    3. Advanced Engineering Mathematics, E. Kreyszig ( John Wiley).

    Attendance: Attendance is compulsory.

    Evaluation: There are three components. 1. Minor tests 40%, 2. Major test: 40%, 3. Quizzes (two of 10 marks each) 20%.
    There are two minor tests (20 marks each). There will be a re-minor test and a re-quiz before the major test. This is for the
    students who have missed any minor test(s) (respectively quizzes) because of medical reasons. To appear in the re-minor
    test and re-quiz one has to apply showing valid medical certificate(s). If anyone misses both the regular minor tests (or
    quizzes) there is no provision of two re-minors or two re-quizzes! Besides, there is no "re-re-minor test" or “re-re-quiz”.

    Instructors: (Course coordinator: Dr. Amit Priyadarshi)

     Dr. Amit Priyadarshi, [email protected], phone: 011 2659 1484, Office MZ 162.

     Dr. Ritumoni Sarma, [email protected], phone: 011 2659 1446, Office: MZ153

     Dr. Viswanathan [email protected], Phone:011 2659 1404,Office: MZ165

     Dr. Shravan Kumar, [email protected], Phone:011 26591485,Office: MZ174

    Grading: Minimum passing score (i.e., grade D): 30%, the highest grade (i.e., A) : 80%, Grade E (eligible for re-
    major): (20-29%), Grade F (fail): below 20%. The other grades are decided depending upon the distribution of
    final marks of entire students.
    Suggestions: It is expected that students attempt all the problems in the tutorial sheet before they come to the tutorial
    classes. Most of the tutorial sheets are for two tutorial classes. Necessary helps will be provided in the tutorial classes. If
    any student is having any problems related to this course (e.g., not able to understand, requires extra attention) may
    approach his/her instructor by writing an email. Never delay in approaching your teacher once you feel you need help. So
    we request you to work hard from the first day itself. Since there is no extra time available to prepare for tests it is
    expected that one studies regularly, solves the tutorial problems, clear the doubts in time and does not leave any work
    pending. Don't risk to copy/help others or adopt any other unfair means in quizzes or tests. Such cases will be dealt
    according to institute policy.

    For Linear Algebra : http://web.iitd.ac.in/~ritumoni/

    For Differential Equations : http://web.iitd.ac.in/~priyadarshi/

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