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== Grand Challenges ==
 
== Grand Challenges ==
http://www.essayforum.com/undergraduate-admission-2/making-solar-energy-economical-transfer-admission-essay-38172/
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http://www.nsf.gov/discoveries/disc_summ.jsp?cntn_id=125345&org=NSF&from=news
  
Published by  Jammaal Edwards
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Mission Possible: Adding Engineering to the K-12 Curriculum
Page owner :   Unknown
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Date created:  Feb 28, 2012, 07:25pm
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Page owner:   National Science Foundation
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Date created:  September 05, 2012
 
Date accessed: 09/06/2012
 
Date accessed: 09/06/2012
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== Favorite Demonstration ==
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My favorite demonstration is "Basic Plotting Functions". I like this demonstrations because it shows how to render 2D, and 3D graph from data sets. It's always fascinating to see the computers render 3D graphs and things of the sort because it looks great. I am looking forward to learning how to master plotting functions.

Latest revision as of 21:32, 9 September 2012

About the Steetiger

I am a Pratt student, part of the class of 2016. I like sports such as Football, Basketball, Soccer and at times Baseball. I am also an aficionado of good movies ranging from 500 days of summer to Blade Runner. I am an intended Electrical and Computer engineering major, with a hint at Computer Science


Name Pronunciation

The way my family pronounces it Stee-Van A-zah-hee Clair-voh Pee-air


Current Courses

EGR103 Math 111L Chem 101Dl Sociology 201


Future (projects)

Undefined, uncertain, unwritten as of now


Grand Challenges

http://www.nsf.gov/discoveries/disc_summ.jsp?cntn_id=125345&org=NSF&from=news

Mission Possible: Adding Engineering to the K-12 Curriculum

Page owner: National Science Foundation Date created: September 05, 2012 Date accessed: 09/06/2012


Favorite Demonstration

My favorite demonstration is "Basic Plotting Functions". I like this demonstrations because it shows how to render 2D, and 3D graph from data sets. It's always fascinating to see the computers render 3D graphs and things of the sort because it looks great. I am looking forward to learning how to master plotting functions.