Abstract
We define minors of non-commutative schemes and study their properties. It is then applied to the study of a special class of non-commutative schemes, called quasi-hereditary, and to a construction of categorical resolutions for singular curves (maybe, non-commutative). In the rational case, this categorical resolution is realized by a finite dimensional quasi-hereditary algebra.
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