[oggreen]

I graduated with a Bachelors in Math in 2018 and there's an entire new math now?

For people who actually know the curriculum side: where does geometric algebra fit? Is it something that should come after Calc III / linear algebra, alongside linear algebra, or as part of a more geometric replacement for vector calculus?

[eigenspace]

The idea is that it's an alternative way of talking about vectors, rotations, and geometry in general. I.e. a replacement for the vector notation you learned that makes it operate more like how complex numbers are used.