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[http://engineering.stanford.edu/research-profile/engineering-better-medicines-stanford-institute-chemical-biology Engineering Better Medicines at the Stanford Institute for Chemical Biology | Engineering], Tom Abate, Stanford Engineering, updated 29 August 2013, accessed 12 September 2014 (Engineering Better Medicines) | [http://engineering.stanford.edu/research-profile/engineering-better-medicines-stanford-institute-chemical-biology Engineering Better Medicines at the Stanford Institute for Chemical Biology | Engineering], Tom Abate, Stanford Engineering, updated 29 August 2013, accessed 12 September 2014 (Engineering Better Medicines) | ||
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Revision as of 20:22, 14 September 2014
About Me
Amanda Hedgecock
Duke University Class of 2018
Hometown: Old Bethpage, NY
Grand Challenges Engineering Better Medicines at the Stanford Institute for Chemical Biology | Engineering, Tom Abate, Stanford Engineering, updated 29 August 2013, accessed 12 September 2014 (Engineering Better Medicines)
MATLAB Demonstrations
The Loma Prieta Earthquake demonstration was my favorite of the demonstrations I looked at as part of Homework 2. I thought it was cool how this showed how it is possible to use MATLAB to break things down to a very small scale like the acceleration during a one second period to observe real life examples. The 3-D graphs toward the end of the demonstration were also helpful because they clearly displayed what the data looked like even in three dimensions.
