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| − | Hi guys! | + | ==About Me== |
| − | I'm not really going to put too much here. I will just say that I like tangerines and that in my free time, I like to sleep and eat like everyone else, and my additional interests include table tennis, violin and piano and music in general, and of course, the Internet. In my extra free time, that I usually don't get that often, I also enjoy trolling.<br> | + | Hi guys! I'm not really going to put too much here. I will just say that I like tangerines and that in my free time, I like to sleep and eat like everyone else, and my additional interests include table tennis, violin and piano and music in general, and of course, the Internet. In my extra free time, that I usually don't get that often, I also enjoy trolling.<br> |
On an additional note, there isn't really a reason I picked the username 'tangerines' except for I like tangerines and I have used this username for a few other random things already. | On an additional note, there isn't really a reason I picked the username 'tangerines' except for I like tangerines and I have used this username for a few other random things already. | ||
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| + | ==Goals and Aspirations== | ||
| + | I am currently planning on majoring in ECE and CS, with possibly a minor in Math or Finance, not really sure about that yet. After that, I am actually not sure what I will do, I guess it will depend, as I cannot exactly predict what will happen that far in the future. I may want to get an MBA. Whatever happens, I hope I will have a successful career that I really enjoy. | ||
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| + | ==Grand Challenges Article== | ||
| + | [http://www.jacobsschool.ucsd.edu/news/news_releases/release.sfe?id=735, Nanowires May Boost Solar Cell Efficiency], Daniel Kane, UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering, 13 May 2008, Accessed 11 September 2014 (Grand Challenge) | ||
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| + | ==Favorite MATLAB Demonstration== | ||
| + | My favorite MATLAB demos were the ones on the Game of Life and the Traveling Salesman. The Game of Life one was interesting because it showed how to plot many points and automatically simulate the game, and I liked the Traveling Salesman demo because it showed how to solve the problem; i.e. calculate the shortest path between a given number of points in MATLAB. I actually saw this at the end of my linear algebra class I took the senior year of high school, and had no idea how to do the problem, and I think it is very useful that MATLAB can help solve problems such as these. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:32, 11 September 2014
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About Me
Hi guys! I'm not really going to put too much here. I will just say that I like tangerines and that in my free time, I like to sleep and eat like everyone else, and my additional interests include table tennis, violin and piano and music in general, and of course, the Internet. In my extra free time, that I usually don't get that often, I also enjoy trolling.
On an additional note, there isn't really a reason I picked the username 'tangerines' except for I like tangerines and I have used this username for a few other random things already.
Goals and Aspirations
I am currently planning on majoring in ECE and CS, with possibly a minor in Math or Finance, not really sure about that yet. After that, I am actually not sure what I will do, I guess it will depend, as I cannot exactly predict what will happen that far in the future. I may want to get an MBA. Whatever happens, I hope I will have a successful career that I really enjoy.
Grand Challenges Article
Nanowires May Boost Solar Cell Efficiency, Daniel Kane, UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering, 13 May 2008, Accessed 11 September 2014 (Grand Challenge)
Favorite MATLAB Demonstration
My favorite MATLAB demos were the ones on the Game of Life and the Traveling Salesman. The Game of Life one was interesting because it showed how to plot many points and automatically simulate the game, and I liked the Traveling Salesman demo because it showed how to solve the problem; i.e. calculate the shortest path between a given number of points in MATLAB. I actually saw this at the end of my linear algebra class I took the senior year of high school, and had no idea how to do the problem, and I think it is very useful that MATLAB can help solve problems such as these.
