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| − | [www.engineeringchallenges.org/cms/8998/8410.aspx Xu Kuangdi on Fusion, IT, and Biotech], Xu Kuangdi, National Academy of Engineering, 2012, 9/5/13 (Grand Challenge) | + | == Basic Information == |
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| + | Here is my engineering page. I have made a wiki before for work. I used to work at a company called Secure 64. They provided DNS security products, and they were working on an encryption software for other companies. | ||
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| + | == Current Classes == | ||
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| + | I am currently a freshmen at Duke, and I am planning on majoring in mechanical engineering. I am taking EGR 103, Physics 152L, Math 212, and Econ 201D. | ||
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| + | == Demonstration Reaction == | ||
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| + | My favorite demonstration in the MATLAB help menu was the 3-D Plots section. I think this section typifies MATLAB's usefulness in presentation. Few software can graph in 3-D, but MATLAB makes the graph easy to understand. When looking at the code for the 3-D plots, I can understand very little. I imagine if I looked closely enough that the graphs would be very similar to equations that we are doing in multivariable calculus. Anyways, I found this section very interesting and very applicable to what I am doing now. | ||
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| + | == Links == | ||
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| + | [http://www.engineeringchallenges.org/cms/8998/8410.aspx Xu Kuangdi on Fusion, IT, and Biotech], Xu Kuangdi, National Academy of Engineering, 2012, 9/5/13 (Grand Challenge) | ||
Latest revision as of 17:32, 14 September 2013
Basic Information
Here is my engineering page. I have made a wiki before for work. I used to work at a company called Secure 64. They provided DNS security products, and they were working on an encryption software for other companies.
Current Classes
I am currently a freshmen at Duke, and I am planning on majoring in mechanical engineering. I am taking EGR 103, Physics 152L, Math 212, and Econ 201D.
Demonstration Reaction
My favorite demonstration in the MATLAB help menu was the 3-D Plots section. I think this section typifies MATLAB's usefulness in presentation. Few software can graph in 3-D, but MATLAB makes the graph easy to understand. When looking at the code for the 3-D plots, I can understand very little. I imagine if I looked closely enough that the graphs would be very similar to equations that we are doing in multivariable calculus. Anyways, I found this section very interesting and very applicable to what I am doing now.
Links
Xu Kuangdi on Fusion, IT, and Biotech, Xu Kuangdi, National Academy of Engineering, 2012, 9/5/13 (Grand Challenge)
