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Interpreting Components as Coordinates in Two Coordinate Systems

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RUME 28

2026

Alexandria, Virginia

Interpreting Components as Coordinates in Two Coordinate Systems

Page: 332

This study explores how linear algebra students reason with a novel coordinate system, the COSLA system. As part of a larger study, individual clinical interviews were conducted with three students, and their work was analyzed through the ReNaming and ReLocating framework (Author; 2023, 2024). Findings include various approaches in interpreting n-tuples and vector notations and different ways to reason about a displacement vector. The study also presents challenges students may face with non-Cartesian systems and suggests future implications for teaching change of basis.

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