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| + | The "Bending Truss" demo I found to be the most interesting because it is so interactive and I am able to play with the different number of bends in the truss. After I modify the amount of bends the video game tutorial shows what the movements look like. I think this is both instructional and fun to play with! | ||
Latest revision as of 01:19, 15 September 2013
About Me
Hello! I am a current undergraduate student at Duke University studying in the Pratt School of Engineering. I plan to study BME and minor in some type of humanities course that deals with the study of human sexualities.
Biography
I was born in Miami, Florida at Baptist Hospital in 1995. My mother is from Queens, New York and she was raised in Cuba for the majority of her childhood. My father is from Kingston, Jamaica and moved to America when he was eighteen years old. I have only one sister, who is twenty three years old. My family consists of a split mixture of loud Cubans and laidback Jamaicans. It's pretty awesome!
Grand Challenges for Engineers
Active Renewable Energy Projects US Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, updated 13 September 2013, accessed 14 September 2013 (Make solar energy economical)
My Favorite MatLab Demo
The "Bending Truss" demo I found to be the most interesting because it is so interactive and I am able to play with the different number of bends in the truss. After I modify the amount of bends the video game tutorial shows what the movements look like. I think this is both instructional and fun to play with!
