This book is an excellent overview of the linear algebra central to quantum circuits and quantum algorithms. Woody dives into the topics with clear examples, diagrams/images, and practice problems and covers the bulk of linear algebra and abstract algebra needed for an introductory quantum mechanics course. Readers will come away with enough of the math behind quantum computing to start a course in it.<br><br>However, Woody doesn't always relate the material back to quantum computing, so those looking for a book on quantum computing might want to purchase a companion book as they work through the math in Woody's book.<br><br>It would also serve as a great linear algebra course companion for students struggling with a linear algebra textbook. The explanations are clear and concise, and practice problems add to the understanding of concepts.