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I am taking linear algebra right now, honours version. and i wonder if it is considered a real math course, i.e. is it really abstract or not, or is it like the baby stuff? i.e. the teacher gave in class a proof by induction that eigenvectors from distinct eigenvalues are independent. and so on. but this class is for physics majors, so i and many others are not taking analysis2 concurrently... i wonder if analysis 1&2 will be more abstract, i.e. harder, than this course, or the same? because i like this course, but I am afraid if it were much more abstract, i'd be in trouble. I am thinking of switching into the math major, then next fall i'll be taking analysis1 and algebra3, while most honours math students will be taking algebra3 and analysis3! but i think then i will also sign up for probability, which has analysis2 as a prerequisite.