Linear algebra is a relatively abstract science. Through the geometric explanation of several algebraic concepts, this article strives to make these concepts easy to understand in teaching. Through the visualization of concepts such as？determinants, linear transformations and eigenvalues, this course has changed？from abstract equations to concrete geometric shapes in the teaching process, so as to achieve the purpose of improving the teaching effect.
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