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| + | ==Engineering Grand Challenge Article (HW1)== | ||
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[http://seedmagazine.com/content/article/getting_solar_off_the_ground/ Getting Solar off The Ground], Lee Billings, Seed Magazine, updated July 28 2009, accessed August 24 2009 (Grand Challenge). | [http://seedmagazine.com/content/article/getting_solar_off_the_ground/ Getting Solar off The Ground], Lee Billings, Seed Magazine, updated July 28 2009, accessed August 24 2009 (Grand Challenge). | ||
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| + | ==Name and Matlab Demo Description (HW2)== | ||
| + | Lauren Rusy | ||
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| + | The "Viewing a Penny" Demo contains the measurements of the depth of the mold used to mint a U. S. penny, sampled on a 128-by-128 grid. This demo is my favorite because it gives an interesting example of how matlab can be used in our everyday lives. A contour plot is made for a penny in matlab and then the product is made by carving the material with the dimensions describing in the matlab program. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:02, 23 September 2010
Engineering Grand Challenge Article (HW1)
Getting Solar off The Ground, Lee Billings, Seed Magazine, updated July 28 2009, accessed August 24 2009 (Grand Challenge).
Name and Matlab Demo Description (HW2)
Lauren Rusy
The "Viewing a Penny" Demo contains the measurements of the depth of the mold used to mint a U. S. penny, sampled on a 128-by-128 grid. This demo is my favorite because it gives an interesting example of how matlab can be used in our everyday lives. A contour plot is made for a penny in matlab and then the product is made by carving the material with the dimensions describing in the matlab program.
