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| + | == MATLAB demos == | ||
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| + | My personal favorite MATLAB demo was the "Earth's Topography" Graphics example. While I don't understand all of the code listed yet, it was fascinating that a program so seemingly basic as MATLAB is capable of producing such intricate and developed 3D pictures. I also quite liked the Cruller construction in the Gallery, because I've always been intrigued by 3D objects with only one side, like the Mobius strip. The Klein bottle in the Gallery was interesting for the same reason. | ||
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Engineering Grand Challenges
Credit Fexibility, Ohio Department of Education, last modified 23 May 2013, accessed 15 September 2013 (Advance Personalized Learning)
MATLAB demos
My personal favorite MATLAB demo was the "Earth's Topography" Graphics example. While I don't understand all of the code listed yet, it was fascinating that a program so seemingly basic as MATLAB is capable of producing such intricate and developed 3D pictures. I also quite liked the Cruller construction in the Gallery, because I've always been intrigued by 3D objects with only one side, like the Mobius strip. The Klein bottle in the Gallery was interesting for the same reason.
