This book provides a fast, readable introduction (or review for those with a deeper knowledge of linear algebra) to the mathematics needed for Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Computing.  Nicely developed visuals help explain key concepts.<br><br>There are practice exercises to help reinforce the topics being covered as well as the answers (though not worked through.)<br><br>Woody includes 5 appendices on further physical ideas (bra-ket notation) and other mathematical topics (trigonometry and probability.)<br><br>One drawback to this book, in my humble opinion, is a lack of connection to Quantum theory and why they are important to it.<br><br>But I think this book would be an asset to someone who wants to start reading on Quantum Mechanics and Computing and needs a good companion on linear algebra.