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| + | I enjoyed the “Basic Matrix Operations” demonstration the most. This is almost exactly what we went over during lecture, but it was good to use as a reference. It also brought up some commands that we had not learned in lecture and some terms I had never heard of before like eigenvalues. The command for an eigenvalue is: eig(A). It also went over how to convolve two vectors using the command: conv(p,p) where p and p are your two vectors. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:37, 14 September 2013
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About Me
My name is Cannon Duke and I am a freshman at Duke University studying Mechanical Engineering.
Current Classes
I am taking 4 classes this semester including EGR103, MATH212, CHEM101, and WRITING101.
My Interests
I really enjoy hanging out with friends, playing basketball, and watching sports.
Grand Challenges for Engineering
NNSA: Working To Prevent Nuclear Terrorism, National Nuclear Security Administration, updated 9 September 2009, accessed 14 September 2013
Favorite Demonstration
I enjoyed the “Basic Matrix Operations” demonstration the most. This is almost exactly what we went over during lecture, but it was good to use as a reference. It also brought up some commands that we had not learned in lecture and some terms I had never heard of before like eigenvalues. The command for an eigenvalue is: eig(A). It also went over how to convolve two vectors using the command: conv(p,p) where p and p are your two vectors.
