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| + | My favorite demonstration was the one on Array Indexing. This tutorial did not teach me the most new information regarding MATLAB but instead was a great review session on things that are vital to completely understanding how to use MATLAB. MATLAB revolves around matrices so therefore it is critical to know how to create and manipulate them. This demonstration reviewed concepts that we have used in class and helped me clear up confusion on how to deal with matrices. Therefore the demonstration on Array Indexing was mu favorite because it cleared up most of my confusion in regards to dealing with matrices. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:49, 12 September 2014
Hi my name is Bronson Bruneau. I am from Lakeville, Minnesota. I am a freshman at Duke University where I plan to pursue a degree in Mechanical Engineering. I am also a part of the Duke Football team.
Nuclear fusion is the 'perfect energy source', Steven Cowley, CNN, created 12 March 2013, accessed 12 September 2014 (Grand Challenge)
My favorite demonstration was the one on Array Indexing. This tutorial did not teach me the most new information regarding MATLAB but instead was a great review session on things that are vital to completely understanding how to use MATLAB. MATLAB revolves around matrices so therefore it is critical to know how to create and manipulate them. This demonstration reviewed concepts that we have used in class and helped me clear up confusion on how to deal with matrices. Therefore the demonstration on Array Indexing was mu favorite because it cleared up most of my confusion in regards to dealing with matrices.
