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Would recommend this for Linear Algebra. If possible, make a donation. He creates wonderful videos.

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Just FYI, Kahn Academy's Linear Algebra course is great. Very thorough and well-thought-out.

No, I don't believe so (from my experience as a CS undergrad).

Linear algebra isn’t a prerequisite for learning data structures and algorithms. Though you typically do find linear algebra to be part of the lower division computer science curriculum at most colleges. I would recommend you take a course in it, I argue it expands one’s problem-solving mental models.

I certainly agree. However, if OP is simply referring to learning the typical algorithms presented in an undergraduate CS course, then linear algebra isn't a strict prerequisite.

I took both of Tim Roughgarden's algorithm courses on Coursera, and in my opinion you don't need to know linear algebra to complete them.