u/skrxbcord

linear algebra is critical and very relevant to most STEM fields, especially hard sciences like physics, chemistry, engineering, biology, etc. Moreover, introductory level linear algebra does not require a calculus background, it is its own separate branch of math. There are currently only 4 math APs, 3 which focus on the same subject (just at different levels), and I can see this class being popular, which benefits College Board like AP Precalc does, but at least the students are learning useful stuff if they're taking this. This class would be great for aspiring STEM majors and, relatively speaking, greatly increase the scope of math subjects covered by AP classes.
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