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=='''About Me'''==
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==About Me==
  
This is my user page.
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This is my user page.  My name is Malia Stephens, pronounced muh-LEE-uh Stee-vens.
  
=='''Education'''==
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===Education===
  
=='''Hobbies'''==
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Duke University, class of 2016
  
=='''Bucket List'''==
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===Hobbies===
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* Lacrosse
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* Skiing
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* Eating
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* Stealing food from Marketplace
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===Bucket List===
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Before I graduate from Duke University...
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* Go tunneling
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* Skydive
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* Durham Farmer's Market
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* Go to the Beach
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*...more to be added...
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==Grand Challenges for Engineering==
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This is an article about one of fourteen challenges, to reverse-engineer the brain.
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:*[http://www.technologyreview.com/mitnews/406050/reverse-engineering-the-brain/| Reverse Engineering the Brain], Fred Hapgood, Technology Review-Published by MIT, created 11 July 2006, accessed 8 September 2012 (Grand Challenge)
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==HW 2: Matlab Demos==
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My favorite demo was minesweeper because it is such a classic game.  Also, I didn't realize matlab could do such a variety of things, like minesweeper and showing a penny.  The Viewing a Penny was cool because it could show the penny in such detail with depth and everything.  But minesweeper was still my favorite demo.

Latest revision as of 18:11, 9 September 2012

About Me

This is my user page. My name is Malia Stephens, pronounced muh-LEE-uh Stee-vens.

Education

Duke University, class of 2016

Hobbies

  • Lacrosse
  • Skiing
  • Eating
  • Stealing food from Marketplace

Bucket List

Before I graduate from Duke University...

  • Go tunneling
  • Skydive
  • Durham Farmer's Market
  • Go to the Beach
  • ...more to be added...

Grand Challenges for Engineering

This is an article about one of fourteen challenges, to reverse-engineer the brain.

  • Reverse Engineering the Brain, Fred Hapgood, Technology Review-Published by MIT, created 11 July 2006, accessed 8 September 2012 (Grand Challenge)

HW 2: Matlab Demos

My favorite demo was minesweeper because it is such a classic game. Also, I didn't realize matlab could do such a variety of things, like minesweeper and showing a penny. The Viewing a Penny was cool because it could show the penny in such detail with depth and everything. But minesweeper was still my favorite demo.